STUDER REVOX B710 MKII Bedienungsanleitung Seite 25

Caution
If the recordmg level
IS
too low , the reproduce level will also be
low, resulting in a low signal-to-noise ratio and consequently
lape nOise will by audible during playback,
As soon
as
tile recording level has been properly aojusted, re-
wind the tape to the beginning . If
CJ
radio broadcast
IS
to be re
corded, the recording level shou ld be temporarily adlusted With
a similar program before the actual recording takes place Thus.
only minor adjustm(lnts will be necessary during the actual pro·
gram.
Copying from records
- AdjuSI the flJcordlng level as described while plaYing the
loudest section of the record.
- Rewind cassette to beginning of tape .
-
Depn~ss
REC [7J and PAUSE (2] keys. Shortly betore the first
section of the record begins to play, depress PAUS E
l2J
key for
a second time The cassette deck now starts In record mode.
Note
When using
an
already re corded cassette
for
new recording,
push STOP key 1-·2 seconds after the end oithe recording. T hen
rewind with key [3] and search the end of the recorded lune
(momtorlng switch [19) on TAPE) Push the STOP key fight after
the end of the record IIg. The cassette deck
IS
now ready tor a
next recording.
This procedure
IS
necessary, oth(;rwise a short tape section may
be
insuffici e ntly erased caused by
a
relatively b' SI dlstancp
between erase and reco rd heG:ds
When rerec ordi ng on
a
cassene, a short section atthe beglnnln\J
of the lape may not be erased sufficiently This can be prevented
as
follows:
- While holding down the SET button [12J reWind cassel1e with
key (3] until i1
stops
at
th e leader
- Start c as sette deck in recording mode by pressing REC
~ 7:
and PLAY [ 5).
- Press key (3) after approx. 5 sec onds . fhe cas sette d eck aulo-
matically searches the (now erased) beginning of the tape .
Gap-free joining of recordings
- Set counter to
9999
and program star1 position by pressing
SET (12] and START [13J (see page 10).
- Set c<.;unter to zero (with ZeRO losel (10]).
- Start recording
- W;lIle record ing. a "zero-mark" can be sel re peatedly at any
time. If reqUired, pre ss key (3J
10
rewind to the position rig ht
before the mark. The cassette deck then stops In counter POSI-
The microphone Inputs can be mixed as deSired (also for stereo
recordings) . Thus the capability is provided to mix In announce·
ments or music.
MOOS
RUN·UP ZERO
COUNTEAfTlME REe
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'-' '-' '-' '-'
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PAUSE
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PLAY STOP
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POWER MONITOR
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DOLBV-NR
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ON TAPE
ON C'TYPE
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STANOBY - REMOTE - SOUflCf OFJ' B·TYPE
Recording with active Dolby noise reduction
- Set DOLBY NR SWitch [21)
(0
ON
In
addition
10
lhe previously
described settings ,
- Sst switch (21 ) to C-TYPE. Since the Dolby-C system provides
major advantages over the Dolby-S code, type C shou,d al-
ways be used for recordi ng operations. If a Dolby B recording
is to be produced for cassette decks equipped With Dolby 8,
thiS selector ca n be switched
(0
8-TYPE. Dolby-B should only
be us ed for reproducing cass c: ltes which have been recorded
With the older Dolby·S code.
- When copying from o lder
FM
tuners, the MPX filterl17} shou ld
also be switched on, The MPX filters are cut into the recording
channels and protect the Dolby electrOnics against interfer-
ences from pilot lone and subcarri er fr equ encies . When the
MPX filter is cut in, the MPX field in the PEAK READING METER
window
[28J
lights up.
tiew 9999 and the next recording can be star1ed. Caution : No "stop-m ark " may be set dUllng thiS proced ure.
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