Aiwa NSX-D23 manual Tape Operations, Basic recording

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TAPE OPERATIONS

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To play back type II (High position) tapes

Turn MULTI JOG until "SOFT" is displayed while playing a type II tape.

Then, the unit provides the optimum playback sound for type II tapes.

To eject the tape

Press zPUSH EJECT after the deck stops completely.

Notes on cassettes

•Use of 120-minute or longer tapes is not recommended since they are extremely thin and easily deformed or damaged.

•Take up any slack in the tape with a pencil or similar tool before use. Slack tape may jam in the mechanism.

Playback

Use only type I (normal) tapes.

1Press TAPE/DECK 1/2 and insert the tape in either deck.

Press zPUSH EJECT to open the cassette holder, and insert with the exposed side down and playback side facing out from the unit. Push zPUSH EJECT to close.

PUSH EJECT

2Press c.

To stop playback

Press s.

To pause playback (DECK 2 only)

Press a. Press again to resume.

To fast forward or rewind

Press for g.

To select a deck (DECK 1 or DECK 2)

Press TAPE/DECK 1/2 (FUNCTION on the remote control) in stop mode when tapes are loaded in both decks.The deck number ("T1" or "T2") is displayed.

To reset the tape counter

Press sin stop mode, and the tape counter on the display is reset to "0000". Opening and closing the cassette holder will also reset the tape counter.

To play continuously (DECK 1 to DECK 2 )

Load tapes in both decks and start playback on DECK 1. Then, as soon as playback on DECK 1 finishes, playback on DECK 2 will start without interruption.

•The both decks play one side of the tapes.

•"SOFT" sound for type II tapes described above is canceled when the cassette holder is opened, the function is changed, or the unit is turned off.

Basic recording

Use only type I (normal) tapes. DECK 2 is the recording deck. Only one side of the tape can be recorded at a time.

1Insert the recording tape in DECK 2.

Press zPUSH EJECT to open the cassette holder, and insert with the exposed side down and the side to be recorded on facing out from the unit.

Wind up the tape to the desired point if needed.

2Prepare the source.

To record CD(s), select the CD function and load disc(s). To record a radio broadcast, tune in to the desired station. To record a tape, insert the source tape in DECK 1 and select the TAPE function (DECK 1).

To record from connected external equipment, select the VIDEO/AUX function and prepare the equipment.

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Contents Owners Record Model No Serial NoImportant Safety Instructions Explanation of Graphical SymbolsTable of Contents Connection Remote controlPreparations Dynamic Integrated Neo Amplifier Parts and ControlsMain unit rear Main unit front CD EDIT/CHECK PowerTimer Sleep ProgramVolume Adjustments Before OperationsPower Spectrum analyzer displayDimmer ECO modeSetting the clock Playback CD OperationsRandom/Repeat playback To clear the program Programed playbackTo check the program To add tracks to the programTo clear a preset station Manual tuningPreset tuning Radio OperationsTo switch the AM tuning interval AdjustmentsTo switch to monaural FM reception AntennasTape Operations Basic recordingWhole tape dubbing Edited CD recordingTo clear the edit program Repeat to select the rest of the tracks for side aTo change the program of each side Side a Tab for side aSound Adjustments Super T-BASSTimer playback Timer OperationsSleep timer To cancel the sleep timerTo change the timer setting Timer recordingTo display the timer setting To cancel the timerReference Care and maintenanceTroubleshooting Specifications For assistance and information United States and Puerto Rico

NSX-D23 specifications

The Aiwa NSX-D23 is a compact stereo system that became quite popular among audio enthusiasts for its blend of design, functionality, and sound quality. Released during the late 1990s, it captures the essence of its time while still appealing to collectors and retro audio lovers today.

At the heart of the Aiwa NSX-D23 is its powerful dual cassette deck, which allows users to play and record tapes with ease. It features a high-speed dubbing function, enabling users to create copies of their favorite cassette tapes in a fraction of the time it would normally take. The system also supports various tape formats, from normal to metal tapes, ensuring that users can appreciate their music in the best possible quality.

One of the standout features of the NSX-D23 is its built-in CD player, which offers reliable playback of CDs, catering to the rising popularity of this format during its era. The logical design of the interface allows for easy navigation through tracks, and the player also includes features such as random play and repeat modes, which enhance the listening experience.

The NSX-D23 isn't just about tapes and CDs; it also comes equipped with AM/FM radio capabilities, including a preset function for easy access to favorite stations. The tuner’s sensitivity is impressive, allowing for clear reception even in areas with weaker signals.

Sound quality is another area where the Aiwa NSX-D23 shines. It features a built-in amplifier and powerful speakers, delivering rich and dynamic sound. The system is engineered with a range of sound enhancements, such as bass boost, which provides a deeper low-end response, making it perfect for genres that depend on rich basslines.

Design-wise, the Aiwa NSX-D23 is sleek and stylish. It features a compact form that easily integrates into home entertainment setups without taking up excessive space. The user-friendly interface with intuitive controls allows users to adjust settings and switch between functions effortlessly.

In conclusion, the Aiwa NSX-D23 is a remarkable stereo system that encapsulates the spirit of its time. With its durable build, versatile playback options, and quality sound, it remains a prized possession for those who appreciate classic audio technology. Whether for nostalgic enjoyment or as a functional piece of music equipment, the NSX-D23 continues to be a sought-after model.
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