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@ Dubbing will start by pressing the PLAY button

on deck I.

@ To omit undesired passages, press PAUSE @1) on

deck I. Deck II will continue the playback. To restart

copying, press PAUSE @) once more.

@ Using the PAUSE button @@ of deck II, deck

I will

record a blank part.

@ To stop dubbing, press both STOP buttons @) and

@é).

FAST WINDING AND REWINDING

Press WIND button @)/ @2) or REW button (8)/ @). To

stop fast winding, press STOP/EJECT button @0)/ @8).

FULL AUTOMATIC STOP

When

the

end

of the

tape

is reached

during

recording,

playback and fast forward

winding or

rewinding, the pressed recorder buttons will automa-

tically be released.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Cassettes and recording

e The position of the volume and tone controls have

no effect on the recording.

@ The tape in the cassette is secured at both ends

with leader tape. Bear in mind that at the beginning

(and also at the end) of the cassette nothing will be

recorded. for 6 to 7 seconds!

@ The accidental

erasure

of a recording can be

prevented

by breaking

the small

tab in the top

left-hand corner on the back of the cassette (see

Fig. 5). You can then no longer record on this side.

This protection can be reversed with a small piece of

adhesive tape.

@ Store the cassettes

in the box provided,

keep

them at room temperature and do not put them in the

sun or too close to magnets and transformers of e.g.

recorders, radios, TVs and loudspeaker boxes.

Connecting and positioning loudspeakers

@ Loudspeakers are connected to the terminals ©)

(see Fig. 1 and 6).

@ Cut off loudspeaker plugs, or use adapter cables

and remove approximately 8 mm of the insulation.

@ One of the two wires of a loudspeaker cable is

marked, e.g. with a colour or rib. Connect the marked

wire to the red terminal, the non-marked wire to the

black

terminal.

Make

sure that the colour com-

bination of wire and terminal is exactly the same for

both loudspeakers, see Fig. 6.

@ In order to achieve as good a stereo effect as

possible,

take a little care

when

setting

up the

loudspeakers. The best set-up can only be found by

experimenting.

@ Bass

reproduction

is amplified

by placing the

loudspeakers

on the floor or in a corner. Treble

reproduction is impaired by placing the loudspeak-

ers behind curtains etc.

@ Try to keep the set-up as symmetrical as possible,

also with regard to the height at which the loudspeak-

ers are positioned.

Maintenance of the record player

The record player requires little maintenance becau-

se self-lubricating bearings are used.

Replacing the stylus carrier

The stylus unit can

completely

be removed

and

replaced (see Fig. 7 and 8).

® Carefully press down the front edge of the stylus

carrier until itis released. Support the cartridge while

pressing.

@ Remove the released carrier from fhe cartridge by

moving it further downwards.

e@ Mount the new carrier by first sliding its rear part in

place. Then carefully push the front part upwards until

you feel and hear the carrier Click into position.

Dust cover

Because the dust cover is fitted with frictional hinges,

it can be set to almost any position. If this does not

Fig. 1. The hinges must not be lubricated!

Recorder maintenance

After approximately 15 hours of use the heads (a)and

fig.9) must

be cleaned

because

otherwise

both

recording (only deck I) and playback may deteriorate

in quality. You can clean these by:

— playing an SBC 114 cleaning cassette,

— with a piece of cotton wool dipped in alcohol. Make

sure that the unit is not connected to the mains.

The drive mechanism must not be lubricated!

This product complies with the radio interference

requirements as laid down in European Community

regulations.