After recording-Erasing | Tascam CC-222MKII manual

display, and the timer starts counting down (XX:XX).

The process takes about 40 minutes. You should note that sometimes the timer shown on the display is not always an accurate indi- cator of the time remaining before the opera- tion is complete.

6 – After recording—Erasing

At the end of the operation, the word Complete appears briefly on the display, and the display returns to the track/time display (of course, there are no tracks, and the disc is at the start, with the total time of the disc available for recording).

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CC-222MKII specifications

The Tascam CC-222MKII is a versatile and reliable combination deck that has been designed for professional audio applications. Combining the best of both worlds, this deck features a high-quality CD player and a cassette recorder, making it an ideal solution for musicians, broadcasters, and sound engineers. One of the main features of the CC-222MKII is its ability to play and record CDs as well as standard cassette tapes, which provides users with flexibility in audio formats.

The CD player in the CC-222MKII is compatible with various disc formats, including CD-R and CD-RW, allowing users to play back personalized audio compilations or recordings. Tascam has integrated a high-performance DAC (Digital to Analog Converter) within the unit, which ensures accurate sound reproduction with minimal distortion. Additionally, the player accommodates seamless playback, so users can easily transition between tracks or scan through content, enhancing the overall listening experience.

In terms of cassette functionality, the CC-222MKII offers a built-in cassette deck that utilizes a high-quality transport mechanism. This ensures smooth and reliable tape playback and recording. The deck features both playback and record capabilities for standard compact cassettes, with a user-friendly interface making it easy to navigate controls and manage audio content.

The Tascam CC-222MKII also incorporates several crucial technologies to support its functionality. One notable feature is the built-in A/D (analog to digital) and D/A (digital to analog) converters, which facilitate high-quality recording and playback. Furthermore, the unit includes a range of input options, including XLR and RCA connectors, allowing users to connect external microphones, mixers, or other audio equipment.

Another key characteristic of the CC-222MKII is its ease of use. The deck is equipped with a large LCD display that provides clear information about the current playing track, time elapsed, and other essential data. The intuitive layout and handling make it accessible for both beginners and seasoned professionals.

Moreover, the durable construction of the Tascam CC-222MKII ensures longevity and reliability in various settings, whether in a studio environment or on the road. Its compact design allows for easy integration into any audio setup, making it a popular choice for a wide range of users seeking versatility and performance in an all-in-one audio solution.

Contents

CD Recorder/Cassette Deck Important Safety Precautions Important Safety Instructions Safety Information Contents Introduction Some notes and precautionsSupplied accessories Beware of condensation Introduction-Some notes and precautionsRack-mounting the unit Environmental considerations About CD-R and CD-RW discs Introduction-FinalizingFinalizing About tapes Additional notes with regard to CD-R and CD-RW discs Recordable discsHandling of compact discs Recommended media Use of the remote control unitNever use a stabilizer or printable discs About this manual Introduction-About this manual Features and controls Phones jack and volume control Features and controls-Rear panel featuresRear panel features Monitor TAPE/MIX/DISC switch Remote control features Features and controls-Remote control features Number keys 0 through 10, +10, Continuous tape/CD playback Cassette operationsPlayback operations Dubbing tapes from the CD deck Cassette operations-Recording operationsRecording operations Bypassing the Input level for dubbing Cassette operations-Recording tapes from the Phono deckRecording tapes from the Phono deck Dubbing to tape from the middle of a CD Other tape functions and features Cassette operations-Other recording featuresOther recording features Search keys Cassette operations-Other tape functions and featuresFast forward and rewind Track search CD playerSimple playback operations Time display modes Programmed order playback CD player-Playback modesPlayback modes Intro check Setting the a and B repeat pointsCD player-Repeat play Repeat play Auto spacing Timer playbackCD player-Auto spacing Input monitoring Signal volumeRecording CDs Input selection Frequency conversion Recording CDs-Basic recordingBasic recording Dubbing from tape to disc Recording CDs-Dubbing from tape to disc Dubbing to CD from the middle of the tape Recording CDs-From the Riaa Phono inputsFrom the Riaa Phono inputs Synchronized recording Setting the trigger levelRecording CDs-Advanced recording Advanced recording Sync recording stop Sync recording start Rec mute function Automatic track division To perform a fade-out Fade-in and fade-outTo perform a fade-in Erasing tracks After recordingErasing Unfinalizing CD-RW discs Refreshing a disc After recording-ErasingErasing a whole disc After recording-Erasing Troubleshooting Reference and specifications CD recorder section Reference and specifications-Menu itemsSpecifications Menu items Cassette recorder section Reference and specifications-SpecificationsPhono input and headphones General specifications Reference and specifications-Dimensional drawingDimensional drawing Tape maintenance CC-222@#