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• Inadvertent erasing of a recording can be pre-

vented by breaking off the tab on the left of the top

of the cassette when using the cassette in the l>

direction (seefig. 3). When using the cassette in the

O direction, you must break off the right-hand tab.

After doing this, no recording can be made on the

side in question. This safeguard can be rendered

ineffective with a piece of adhesive tape.

• Musicassettes are prerecorded cassettes which

are aiready protected against erasure.

• After use, store your cassettes in their boxes.

Keep the cassettes at room temperature, do not

allow them to lie in the sun or too near magnets and

transformers of, for example, recorders, radios,

televisions and loudspeakers.

TYPES OF TAPE

The type, brand and quality of a cassette have great

influence on the quality of a tape recording.

For correct operation of the noise reduction system

without side effects, it is essential to use cassettes

of good quality. In general, Chromium cassettes

(lEC type n), and Metal cassettes (lEC type 12) will

give the best results.

Before recording and playback of sound, it is

necessary that the recorder is adapted to the type

of tape which is used. The correct setting is carried

out automatically, when using Ferro cassettes

(lEC type I), Chromium cassettes (lEC type H), and

Metal cassettes (lEC type E).

Remark

If no cassette is inserted, the 'METAL' indicator will

light up.

RECORDING LEVEL AND MONITORING

• The level at which the sound is recorded on the

tape determines the sound quality during playback.

The recording level can be adjusted before begin-

ning the recording; if this is not possible, the

adjustment can also be made during the recording.

• When recording, a previous recording on that

part of the tape is automatically erased. If you wish

to erase without recording, set the recording level

Controls @ to 'O' and let the tape run in the record

mode.

• In order to check what is being recorded on the

tape,

you can listen to the recording via head-

phones connected to socket @ or via an amplifier

connected to the outputs ® (Fig. 2).

DOLBY B AND C NR SYSTEM

This cassette deck is equipped with both the

Dolby B and the Dolby C noise-reduction system,

manufactured under license from Dolby Laborato-

ries Licensing Corporation.

The word Dolby and the symbol •• are trademarks

of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation.

Better noise reduction is obtained with the Dolby C

system than with the Dolby B system. This is

achieved by amplifying weak high-frequency tones

(treble) during recording and attenuating them

during playback - together with the noise - to a

greater degree than with the Dolby B system.

• ON/OFF button @ is the on/off switch for both

Dolby Systems.

• You can choose between the Dolby B and

Dolby C noise-reduction systems with B/C button

A cassette recorded with the Dolby B noise-reduc-

tion system must also be played back with the B/C

button in the Dolby B position. The same is true for

the Dolby C: a cassette recorded with the Dolby C

system must also be played back with the B/C

button in the Dolby C position. If this button for

Dolby B or C is in the wrong position, or if you forget

to actuate the Dolby NR ON/OFF button, the

high-frequency tones (treble) may be reproduced

too strongly or too weakly.

Therefore, make a note on your cassettes in-

dicating if they have been recorded with the

Dolby B or Dolby C noise-reduction system. Musi-

cassettes may also have been recorded with the

Dolby B or C system. This is indicated on the

cassette or lts box.

MAINTENANCE

We advise you to clean the heads, capstans and

pinch rollers of your cassette deck regularly. This is

generally necessary after every 15 hours of opera-

tion.

It is also advisable to clean the aforementioned

components before an important recording. We

advise you to use our SBC 114 cleaning cassette

for this purpose. This cassette must be played right

through once (or if the components are very dirty,

twice) in the playback mode. If you do not have this

cleaning cassette, you may use cotton wool buds.

• You can use the cotton wool buds dry or moisten

them with a little alcohol.

• Switch off the cassette deck.

• Press the 'EJECT' button @.

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