Note
Even if the CD player completes playing the CD while the unit is still recording, the unit will continue recording.
Additional information for recording
Dolby Noise Reduction Systems
Dolby NR (Noise Reduction) systems are to reduce background hiss noise on the tape, and applied to all types of cassettes.
This unit is equipped with the Dolby B NR and Dolby C NR systems.
•Dolby B NR is most commonly applied to commercially available stereo cassette tape decks.
•Dolby C NR was further developed from Dolby B NR to satisfy the demand for wider dynamic range sound reproduction, and is more effective in reducing tape noise than Dolby B
NR.
It is recommended that a note be made on the cassette label as to which Dolby NR mode the tape was recorded in, since the tape must be played in the same Dolby NR mode.
Dolby HX Pro System
The unit is also equipped with the Dolby HX Pro system.
Dolby HX Pro is a system that constantly adjusts the recording bias current to the most suitable level. With this system, even music sources consisting mostly of high frequency sounds can be recorded in good condition because the dynamic range in higher frequencies can be expanded.
The system operates while recording regardless of the Dolby NR mode setting.
Preventing an accidental recording
aCassettes have two erasure prevention tabs; one is for side A and the other is for side B as you see in the illustration below. By
removing one or both of the tabs, you can prevent accidental recording over the recorded tape.
bAfter you remove the erasure prevention tabs, you can cover them with adhesive tape for recording. When you do this, avoid covering the tape type detection holes (see “About Automatic Tape Type Detection” on page 10).
a
Tab for side B
ba
Tab for side A
Detection holes for high position cassettes
Operation
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