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CONTENTS Congratulations! z Connections have chosen a very fine cassette deck. You e . Safety Instructions. . . this company's extensive Nakamichi BX-2 was developed on the basis of The . On Cassette Tapes much of Nakamichi's experience with high-grade cassette decks. While incorporating Controls and Features policy, model delivers high and following its sound this basic superior technology ..' ......... Precautions. price. value at a moderate and represents an extraordinary overall c
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Safety Instructions - r following safety instructions have been 8. Ventilation - The appliance should be l3.Cleaning The appliance should be \r6luded in compliance with safety standard situated position so that its location or cleaned only as recommended by the regulations. Please read them carefully. does not interfere proper with its manufacturer. ventilation. For example, the appliance '1 - 1. Read Instructions All the safety and should not - be situated on a bed, sofa, rug 4.Nonuse
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Controls and Features (1O) (18) (1) MPX Filter Eiect Button Rewind Switch Switch By depressing this button, the cassette For rapid tape winding in the reverse Used to cut the 19-kHz multiplex carrier press << which misoperation the holder is opened for insertion and removal of direction, the section of the switch. signal, could cause of Dolby NR system when recording from FM a cassette. (1 1) Fast-Forward Switch stereo broadcasts. When recording from (2) winding other sources, this switch b
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Precautions power 1) After the to the deck is switched the power timer switch to Off, and the counlry. on, the tape control buttons are switch to On. The button is now operative Note: Inoperative for appr.4 seconds, until all and the tape can be removed. Safety regulations in certain countries circuits have become stable. prohibit inclusion voltage of a selector. This (3) Voltage Selector your feature, therefore, may be absent from (2) playback After timer recording or timer is AC volta
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lRecordingl good it is essential to I Rec Mute For recordings, pressing maintain a high signal-to-noise ratio. lf the (1) is set to Off. By the Rec Mute switch during Confirm that the timer switch run in the record level is set too low tape hiss will power and insert the recording, the tape continues to Switch on the playback quality. impair the sound On the to used for recording into the record mode, but the input signal is cut cassette be other hand, setting the record level too off and
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Maintenance ' d and Transport Cleaning Demagnetizing very important to regularily clean the After a longer period of use, there can be a \/ surfaces of the heads as well as the build-up of residual magnetism in heads and parts pinchroller and all other capstan, capstan, etc. residual Such magnetism can which come in contact with the tape. Tiny induce noise and impair the high frequencies particles playback. prevent shedded from the tape onto these during To this, you should as well as dust
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Specif ications Specifications Optional Accessories ZX Gassette Tape C-60, C-9O TrackConfiguration.. .......4tracks/2-channelstereo SX Cassette Tape C-60, C-90 Heads.. (erase .....2 head x 1, record/playback head x 1) EX II Cassette Tape C-60, C-9O (Tape Motors Transport) (capstan ... . DC servo motor drive) x 1 EX Gassette Tape C-60, C-90 (reel DC motor drive) x 1 '12O,12O/22O-24O,22O Power Source. .. . 1O0, or 24OY AC; 50/60H2 (According to country of sale) Power Consumption... ......2
