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Kenwood MDX-G3 Stereo LP modes, Types of recording modes, 32 EN, Stereo STEREO, Stereo LP2 LP2

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Stereo LP modes

Stereo LP modes

The MD recorder of the system is compat- ible with stereo long play of MD (MDLP compatible equipment).

The available recording modes include the stereo, monaural LP, stereo LP2 and stereo LP4 modes, and they can be used with any of the music sources which can be recorded with the MD recorder of the system. It is also possible to accommodate tracks re- corded in different recording modes in a sin- gle MD.

Be sure to select the recording mode be- fore starting MD recording.

Types of recording modes

Stereo (STEREO) :

The available recording time is equal to the figure indicated on each MD cartridge.

Stereo LP2 (LP2) :

The recording time, available in stereo, be- comes twice the figure indicated on each MD cartridge.

Stereo LP4 (LP4) :

The recording time, available in stereo, be- comes four times the figure indicated on each MD cartridge.

Monaural LP (MONO) :

The recording time, available only in mon- aural, becomes about twice the figure indi- cated on each MD cartridge.

Stamping (STAMP)

This system has the stamping function, which attaches stamp "LP:" at the beginning of each track title to facilitate identification of tracks recorded in the LP2 or LP4 mode. "LP:" is displayed as a part of title only when a track recorded in stereo LP mode is played on a MDLP-incompatible MD recorder/ player.

÷A track recorded in the LP2 or LP4 mode using the MD recorder of this system can be played back on any MDLP-compatible MD recorder/player. However, if such a track is played on an MDLP-incompatible MD re- corder/player, the track is played back with- out audio. If it is recorded using the stamp- ing function, "LP:" is displayed at the begin- ning of the displayed track title.

÷In stereo recording of MD, the recorded au- dio quality is degraded as the recording time per disc is increased. If you want to record audio by putting priority on the quality, it is recommended to use the STEREO mode.

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Kenwood MDX-G3 Stereo LP modes, Types of recording modes, 32 EN, Stereo STEREO, Stereo LP2 LP2, Stereo LP4 LP4

Contents

INSTRUCTION MANUAL MINIDISC PERSONAL STEREO SYSTEMMDX-G3 Before applying power Safety precautions2 EN Factory fitted moulded mains plugContents 3 ENPreparation section Basic sectionLoading batteries in the remote control unit System connectionUnpacking 4 ENConnecting the accessories 5 ENFM rod antenna Continued on next page \Connecting other components headphones6 EN System connection continuedAdjusting the present time 1Press the POWER key to turn power onA D J U S T 4, 6Presetting radio stations Presetting stations automatically AUTO PRESETEX. BASST U N E R EX. BASSA U T O P R E S E TPresetting stations manually MANUAL PRESET preset numberTo preset another station EX. BASS M E M O R YPlayback of CD 2 Insert a CD3 Press the CD 6key 10 ENOperation of keys 11 ENPurpose OperationPlayback of MD ÷ N O T I T L E ÷2 Insert an MD 3Press the MD 6keyMD play mode indicators T R A C K13 EN To take out the MDPlayback of TAPE P L A Y2 Load a tape 3 Press the TAPE `keySetting the reverse mode of tape TAPE RVS 15 ENTo take out the TAPE Playing a Dolby-encodedtape TAPE EQReceiving broadcast stations 1 1 3 33Press the 4or ¢key on the main unit 16 ENReceiving non-presetbroadcast stations To tune a radio station using numeric keys17 EN Basic sectionPlaying audio input from AUX component 2Press the AUX key18 EN 1Press the POWER key to turn power on19 EN Basic sectionRecording CD onto MD MD O.T.E 2 4 42Insert a CD 3Insert a recordable MDR 7 4 4Press the MD O.T.E. key on the remote21 EN To stop recording in the middle1Press the POWERkey to turn power on 2Insert a CD Recording CD onto TAPE TAPE O.T.Ethe front 22 ENEX. BASS T A P E S T O P EX. BASS R E V E R S E23 EN 5Select the desired tape reverse modeTo stop recording in the middle 24 ENRecording CD onto TAPE continued 25 EN Basic sectionDisplayed information Viewing the CD information26 EN Viewing the text data CD-TEXTViewing the MD information EX. BASS 0 0 3 R 927 EN To view the disc title or track titlesAdjusting the tone Fine adjustment of bass and tre- ble TONE2Adjust the VOLUME keys to the desired level EX. BASS E X . B A S S O NAdjusting the AUX input level Press the MUTE key to switch muting on or offTone/volume Muting the audio tempo- rarily MUTETo cancel program playback 5Press the SET key6CD Press the CD 6 key MD Press the MD 6 key 1CD : Press the CD 6 key MD : Press the MD 6 keyTo cancel repeat playback To cancel random playbackRepeating a CD or MD REPEAT Playing a CD or MD in a random RANDOMStereo LP modes Types of recording modes32 EN Stereo STEREOSetting the recording mode EX. BASS M D R E C M O D EEX. BASSL P : S T A M P o n 1Press the MENU keyHigh-speedrecording of all CD tracks onto an MD EX. BASSR E C S P E E D ?EX. BASSC D ≥ M D H I G H 1Make preparation for recordingEX. BASS W a i t 7 4 m i n 35 ENTo stop recording in the middle sectionRecording onto MD EX. BASS 0 0 1 R 7 4Tips for recording CD onto MD 1Insert a recordable MDRecording 37 ENsection Recording onto TAPE Tip for recording CD or MD onto tape2Select the source to be recorded 4Start playing the source to be re- corded2Program the CD tracks in the de- sired sequence 3Start recording39 EN 1Make preparation for recordingRecording MD tracks onto TAPE in desired sequence 5Press the MD 6key2Program the MD tracks in the de- sired sequence 40 ENRecording only the first track of CD BEST HITS EX. BASS 0 0 3 R 7 2 : 0 1 BEST HITS2Press the CD 6key 3Press the 7STOP key 4Press the BEST HITS keyEditing the MD titles EX. BASS ÷ ÷ ÷ ÷ ÷ ÷ ÷ ÷ ÷ ÷≤ A a 1Select the MD input and load a prerecorded MDCharacter input using the 4 and ¢keys To cancel title input in the middle≤ AB C D Changing a titleRegistering titles 4Input the title5After composing the title, press the ENTER key 6Press the TITLE INPUT keyTo cancel title copy in the middle Copying titles≤ W J 2Press the 4or ¢keyEditing the MD titles continued Title editing character list46 EN To cancel the MOVE operation in the mid- dle Moving one trackEX. BASS0 0 6 / 1 /0 the SET keyTo cancel the Q. MOVE operation in the mid- dle Moving several tracks at a timeEX. BASSQ . M O V E EX. BASS 0 0 2 T I TL ETo cancel the COMBINE operation in the middle Combining tracksEX. BASS C O MB I NE ? EX. BASS 0 0 4 + 0 0To cancel the DIVIDE operation in the mid- dle Dividing a trackEX. BASSD I V I D E EX. BASS P R E V 0 s +To cancel the ERASE operation in the mid- dle Erasing a track4Press the SET key again 5Press the ENTER key 51 ENTo cancel the Q. ERASE operation in the middle Erasing several tracks at a timeEX. BASSQ . E R A S E ? erased, and press the SET keyCanceling editing To cancel the CANCEL operation in the mid- dleEX. BASSC A NC E L 2Press the ENTER keyWaking up to the timer playback O.T.T EX. BASS T I M E R S E T ?EX. BASS O . T . T . S E T ? 7Press the SET keyTo cancel O.T.T. timer To check or change the timer settingTimer STANDBY modeProgram timer PROG.1, PROG.2 Timer playback using program timerEX. BASS P R O G . 1 S E T ? O N T I M EP L A Y 57 ENTimer Timer recording using program timer R E CM D R E C 58 EN7Press the TIMER key on the re To cancel program timer59 EN To check or change the timer settingSleep timer SLEEP Auto power save A.P.STo check the remaining sleep timer To cancel sleep timerDisc handling precautions CleaningImportant items M D N O D I S CDisc accessories Note on disc accessoriesHandling of MD 62 ENMaintenance Safety tab accidental erasure prevention tabWhen there is slack in the tape Cleaning the heads and peripheral compo- nentsMaintenance of the unit In regard to contact cleanerMemory backup function 64 ENOperation to reset In case of difficulty65 EN Common sectionRemote control unit 66 ENIn case of difficulty continued MD recorder section67 EN CD player sectionCassette deck section Sound skipsDisplay message list 68 ENDISC ERROR BLANK DISC69 EN READINGSCMS TEXT FULLSpecifications 70 ENAmplifier section Tuner sectionControls and indicators Main Unit3 4 5 6 $ % ^ &Remote control unit For your records