Troubleshooting

If your stereo system fails to operate, carefully read these instructions.

Many problem situations are caused by improper use. Listed below are the most common ones.

PROBLEMS

 

SOLUTIONS

 

 

 

 

 

Power switched on, but no sound

 

Poor AC power plug connection to

Connect AC correctly.

and no light on the POWER LED.

 

wall outlet.

Old wall-outlets sometimes cause

 

 

 

power loss Plug must fit snugly in

 

 

 

outlet.

The POWER LED system is on but

 

VOLUME control is at “0 "position.

Adjust the VOLUME control to a

no sound

 

 

proper sound level.

Poor FM reception

 

Antenna not placed for best reception.

Move antenna wire around to obtain

 

 

 

best reception.

System turned on and PLAY

 

FUNCTION SELECTOR set

Slide FUNCTION SELECTOR to

pressed, but no sound from TAPE.

 

improperly for tape playback.

TAPE.

 

 

PAUSE button pressed in.

Press and release the PAUSE button.

 

 

Unrecorded tape inserted.

Insert recorded tape.

Poor playback sound.

 

Dirty heads.

Clean heads. See TAPE DECK

 

 

 

Cleaning.

 

 

Cassette tape is badly stretched.

Replace the cassette.

 

 

Heads have become magnetized.

Degauss the play and record head

 

 

 

with a tape head demagnetizer every

 

 

 

100 hours of use.

RECORD button cannot be pressed

 

Cassette without erase protection tabs

Try another cassette, or place a piece

in.

 

is inserted.

of tape over the breakout tab holes.

Poor recording.

 

Dirty heads.

Clean heads. See Tape Deck

 

 

 

Cleaning.

 

 

Heads have become magnetized.

Degauss the play and record head

 

 

 

with a tape head demagnetizer every

 

 

 

100 hours of use.

 

 

Microphone defective

Replace microphone or microphone

 

 

Microphone cable broken or

cord.

 

 

intermittent.

 

Tape speed is erratic.

 

Dirty capstan and/or pressure roller.

Clean the capstan and pressure roller.

Cannot copy from DECK 2 to

 

Unrecorded tape inserted into

Insert recorded tape.

DECK 1.

 

DECK 2.

 

 

 

PLAY/RECORD function selector is in

Set to the proper position.

 

 

wrong position.

 

CD Player does not work properly.

 

Disc is inserted upside down.

Insert disc correctly.

 

 

Disc is dirty.

Wide clean with soft cloth.

 

 

Disc is scratched.

Use a new disc.

 

 

Disc seriously warped.

Use a new disc.

 

 

A nonstandard disc is inserted.

Use only brand name disc.

 

 

Moisture has formed inside the CD

Wait about 20 to 30 minutes to let it

 

 

deck.

dry.

NO song lyrics Appear on screen.

 

Video cable is not connected properly

Connect the video cable to the

 

 

to the TV.

Duet-II VIDEO OUT and to the TV

 

 

 

VIDEO IN.

 

 

Source selector on TV is not set to

Using your TV Remote to select

 

 

VIDEO.

VIDEO or AUX input.

 

 

TV does not have video line input.

Connect from VIDEO OUT of the

 

 

 

Duet-II to the AUX IN of your VCR of

 

 

 

Connect to an RF Modulator and then

 

 

 

to the TV cable input.

 

 

 

 

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VocoPro Cassette Deck owner manual Troubleshooting, Problems Solutions

Cassette Deck specifications

The VocoPro Cassette Deck is a versatile audio device that brings nostalgia and modern functionality together, allowing users to enjoy the classic experience of cassette tapes while also incorporating contemporary technology. A key feature of this cassette deck is its dual cassette playback and recording capability, enabling users to seamlessly copy, mix, or transfer their favorite cassette tapes. This functionality is particularly valuable for those looking to preserve older recordings or create new mixes from their existing collection.

One of the standout technologies integrated into the VocoPro Cassette Deck is the high-quality audio processing system. It utilizes advanced head technology to ensure that sound fidelity is maintained, delivering clear and crisp audio reproduction whether playing or recording. This fidelity is further enhanced by features like Dolby Noise Reduction, which minimizes tape hiss and improves overall listening quality. With adjustable levels and settings, users can fine-tune their playback and recording processes to suit their preferences.

The design of the VocoPro Cassette Deck is user-friendly and intuitive. It boasts a front-loading mechanism, making it easy to insert and remove cassettes. The large, clearly labeled buttons allow for quick navigation through various functions such as play, pause, rewind, fast forward, and record. Additionally, the LED display provides real-time feedback on playback status, making it easier for users to track their progress.

Another noteworthy characteristic of the VocoPro Cassette Deck is its connectivity options. It often includes RCA outputs, allowing users to connect it to external speakers or mixers for enhanced sound output. Some models even feature USB ports, enabling users to digitize cassette recordings for archiving or sharing purposes, bridging the gap between analog and digital sound.

Durability and build quality are also essential aspects of the VocoPro Cassette Deck. Constructed with robust materials, it is designed to withstand regular use while maintaining its performance standards. Whether for personal use, in a studio, or at a live event, the VocoPro Cassette Deck stands out as a reliable choice for cassette enthusiasts and audio professionals alike. Overall, this device encapsulates both the charm of vintage audio equipment and the practicality of modern sound technology, making it an essential tool for anyone passionate about music.