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When the tape in TAPE 1 finishes
playing, the tape in TAPE 2 automati-
cally begins playback. The system au-
tomatically stops the tape in TAPE 2
when it reaches the end.
RECORDINGYou can use the system to record onto
a cassette tape from:
• Another cassette tape
• The CD changer
• The tuner
• Another audio source
Caution: Do not force down RECORD.
This can damage the recording mech-
anism.
Notes:
• Be sure the cassette’s erase-pro-
tection tab is in place. See “Pre-
venting Accidental Erasure” on
Page 36.
• The recording level is preset.
Adjusting
VOLUME CONTROL
UP or DOWN on the system or
VOLUME UP or DOWN on the
remote control does not adjust the
recording level.
• To prepare a blank tape for
recording, completely rewind the
tape, then press PLAY, wait
about 8 seconds for the tape to
play past the tape leader, then
press
STOP/EJECT.
• Pressing a GRAPHIC EQUALIZER
button (CLASSIC, JAZZ, POPS, or
FLAT) on the system while record-
ing might cause a pop to be
recorded onto the tape.
Dubbing (Copying) Cassette
Tape s
You can use the cassette deck to copy
a tape from TAPE 1 to TAPE 2. You
can select between normal and high-
speed dubbing, and you can monitor
the tape as you dub it.
1. Press TAPE to select the tape
function. TAPE appears on the
system display.
2. Press STOP/EJECT on both TAPE
1 and TAPE 2. The cassette com-
partment doors open.
3. Loa d the tape you want to copy
into TAPE 1.
4. Load a blank tape, or one you
want to record over, into TAPE 2.
5. Gently close the cassette com-
partment doors.
6. Set the dubbin g speed:
• To record in half the normal
recording time, press HI-SPEED
DUBBING on the system until it
clicks and stays in.
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