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PLAYING TAPES
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Basic operation
Tapes may be played back in Deck | or Deck Hf but not in
both decks at the same time.
Press EJECT A and load a recorded tape,
then push in the cassette door until it
locks.
Set DOLBY NR to the same position used
for recording.
Tapes recorded using Dolby noise reduction should always
be played back with the noise reduction system on.
Press PLAY (> or <).
»: Forward playback
~t: Reverse playback
®To stop playback, press STOP m.
®To fast forward or rewind, press FAST
Pp / <<.
This deck automatically plays both sides of a tape.
To operate Deck il with the remote control unit, press the
desired deck operation button while pressing SHIFT
DECK 11.
NOTES:
If the power is switched off while the tape is running, you
may not be able to open the door. In this case, switch on
the power again and press EJECT ance more.
Confirm that the deck has stopped before pressing
EJECT.
Auto Stop Mechanism
This mechanism automatically stops the tape when the end of
the tape is reached during fast forward or reverse (~#<d oF bP).
The Dolby NR System
The Doiby NR system are designed to reduce high-
frequency noise (tape hiss} generated during playback.
The level ofiowvolume, high-frequency sounds is increased
during recording and decreased by the sarne amount
during playback to restore the original level. At the same
time, high-frequency noise (the most easily perceived by
the human ear} is attenuated as well.
Dolby 8-type NR system reduces high-frequency tape
noise, widening the dynamic range.
Doiby C-type NR system is even more powerful, applying
the noise reduction effect to a wider spectrum
of
frequencies from the middle range.
For playback always use the sarne Dolby NR setting that
was used for recording.
Avoid playing back tapes recorded using the Dolby NR
system with the DOLBY NR switch in the OFF position, or
tapes recorded without Dolby NR system with the DOLBY
NR switch in the ON position, since this does not allow
faithful reproduction of the original sound.
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