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television
The three tape speeds are
using
both tracks
ReeI
(300
3"
(600
5
"
Connect
nectj.ng to line supply,
Concord
receiver.
Size
fr.
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ft.
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recorder
Modei
are as follows:
GTNERAL INFORMATION
103
a
is
three-speed,
directly from a microphone
I 7/ 8,
3 3/4
l7l8lps
I hour
2 hours
outlet supplying U0-120 volts,
to an
it agrees with
certain
be
Supplied
Concord Eleclronics
I
549
North Vine
Angeles,
Los
dual-track tape
and 'l l/ 2 ips. The
speciJications.
these
By:
Street
California
recorder.
and from a radio,
ips
3 3/4
l/ 2 hour
I hour
60 cycles AC
Corp.
playing
phonoglaph,
recording
and
7I/2ips
1/ 4
V
hour
2 hour
time
only. Before con-
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The
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not
constitute
guarantyby
and suitability of such replacement
these
to
Howard
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parts
in
any case a
Howard
W. Sams & Co., Inc., as to the
have
been compiled from inlormation furnished
Sams
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W,
recommendation,
SAIUTS
part
herein
warranty or
part.
The numbers
&
GO.r I ll|c.
does
quality
of
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partj.cular
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PREPARI
NG FOR OPERATI
ON
I.
Remove
2-
Remove
accessory
3. Plug
0n-0ff
unit.
playback.
leveI.
Sel ector
Fast Forward
then move
the case to advance the tape
case it will stop
porarily
-Volume
Turn
Further
l.
The tape motion is stopped when
in
the
2.
Turning the
unit in
the
Turning
3.
position places
position.
4.
To Record,
then turn the Selector control to the
position. ("REC.
of
Selector
Turn Selector to
the Fast Forward
Stop
Quick
When
without
lid
the
the AC cord and accessories from
the AC cord
knob
rom
f
the case.
bag.
into
clockwise to turn the
rotation increases
recording, it
When
position.
"Stop"
Selector
"Rewind"
Selector
the
pull
knob).
counterclockwise
position.
clockwise from the Stop
unit in
the
the
'RECI'
lever is located
"
Forward
lever
rapidly.
the
lever is
forward
the
turning
pulled
off
circuits.
REC.
Safety
To record, move
the
REC.
the
a convenient outlet of
FUNCTION
power
on
to the
the volume
controls the
the
"Forward"
lever
(Play)
toward the
toward the
motion of
the amplifier or
Safety Lever
recording
Selector is
or
toward
'Forward"
to the
position
front
front
tape tem-
the
during
places
Play
you,
right
of the
motor
toward
and
proper
4. Recorder
ating,
with
OF
CONTROLS
thefront of
to the
the
vent
position
Speed Selector
To
selector toward
ips
speed, move
recorder.
3 3/4
roller
N0TE:
stan
Earphone Jack
The Earphone
monitoringa recording
of a recording.
" 0utput
"Ext.
This
of
through
fier.
"Aux."
This
phonograph,
"Mic.
"
This
microphone.
the
power
rating.
is now
ready
the operator
function
t}te
the case before
Forward
position.
recorder
accidental.ly.
place
the unit in
For L7/
position.
ips
(115)
Replace
place
and
when recording
the
the
from
rear
the
8
Remove
it on
capstan
may
of
the controls.
This is
being
of
lever
ips,
be
orfor listening
Jack
jack
an
external speaker, radio,
Radio-Phono
jack
lnput
jack
is
is
or TV.
Jack
is
provided
lnput Jack
used
when
used
when making recordings
for
should
use.
Before
familiarize
oper-
himself
turningthe Selectorcontrol
Safety
a
placed
l/
7
2 ips speed,
the
in
recorder.
toward the front
Ieave
the selector in
the 7I/
the capstan
roller
4 ips
3 3/
plugged
for
holder.
on
or 7 L/ 2 ips.
into
tothe
playing
Lock
the
2 ips
the cap-
this
the
pre-
to
Record
move
For 3 3/
of the
capstan
jack
playback
recorder
or Hi Fi ampli-
recording
from a
radio,
with
the
4
the
for
Threading
l.
Movethe
2.
Place
(76).
3. Place
spindle
4.
Unwind about
section taut
sure
recorder.
Page
2
the
Tape
Selector control tothe
reel
a
of
an empty reel on
(15).
and
the dull-coated side faces
on
tape
12" of
tape from
insert it in
left-handreelspindle
the
the
the tape slot. Make
OPERATI
"Stop"
position.
right-hand reel
reel. Hold
the
rear
the
of the
NG I NSTRUCTIONS
Insert
5.
radialslots
the
fasten
between
Recording f rom
Rotate
a
turn the recorder
the tubes to warm
Insertthe microphone
2.
the free
ofthe right-hand
reel
several
the tape to the
reels.
Microphone
the On-Off
end of the tape into
spindle reel.
turns counterclockwise
reel
-Volume
and to
control
take
clockwise to
on. Allow suJficient
up.
plug
into
the
'Mic.
one of the
Turn
up slack
for
time
jack.
"
to
fr
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3. Set
7I/2,33/4,
4.
PulI
case and move
ward
5. Hold
the
Adjust
6.
cator flashes on
N0TE:
Correctvolume levelduring
is
very important.
resultin
noise.
distortion
Recording
Receiver
Connect
corder as
l.
Connect
terminals of the
receiver.
2. Insert
F IG. I
the speed selector
orLT/
the
'IREC.
position.
the microphone
mouth and speak
the
weak
Too
during
a
f rom
the
follows:
the alligator
patch
the
lever
"
the Selector
in a normal
Volume control
strong
Radio,
patch
loudest
the
Too weak a signal
playback
a
playback.
Phonograph
cord
clips across the voice
radio,
plug
cord
TOP V
for
the desired
8ips.
toward
control to the
about
6 to
until
passages.
a
andhigh
signal
phonograph,
background
will result in
supplied
into
the Aux.
IEW OF
front of
the
12
inches from
voice.
level indi-
the
recording
will
or
Television
with
ortelevision
MECHAN
speed
the
For-
re-
the
coil
jack.
I
SM W ITH
3.
Recording
l.
2. Crystal or
Dual
thewidth
recording.
remove
reel
the
TOP
COVER
Follow
cording".
Magnetic
(a)
(b)
(c)
(a)
(b)
Track Recording
This
steps I
f rom
Connect
amplifier.
Connectthe
jack
of the recorder.
Follow
Recording".
Connectthe
cord to
Follow
Recording".
recorder
of
the tape
After
full reel
the
over
and
Cartridge
Cartridge:
theoutput
steps
Ceramic
the
steps I
at atime,
the first recording
place
REMOVED
4
thru
preamplifier
cartridge leads
"Aux.
under
of
I
thru 4
Cartridge:
jack
"
the cartridge
outputto
under
of
thru 4 under
record
will
f rom
it
and
resulting
the right-hand spindle,
on the left-hand spindle.
'Microphone
to a
the'Aux'.'
"Microphone
through the
recorder.
the
"Microphone
play
on one-half
in atwo-track
is
completed,
Re-
pre-
patch
turn
H3
T't
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Then make
back
Rewind
Selector control
Play
To
l.
2.
another
in
same manner.
the
rewind
To
a
Recording
Thread
the
Tape".
Turn the
position.
the tape as described under
3. Adjustthe
recording.
the
tape at a
Rewind
to
The tape
rapid
position.
canbe
speed turn
'Ifhreading
Selector control to the Forward
volume to the
desired
listening
played
the
(Play)
level.
To erase a
the
tape,
set
the volume
position.
Edit
To
NOTE:
follow
and
It is
recording
Splice
track tapewithout
cordings to
one track recordings
l.
Tape maybe
tions,
sequence.
tween selections,
spliced for reuse.
without
the normal
control
Tape
impossible
be edited should
edited
or
joining
by
Announcements
putting
recording
to the full
new
material on
procedure
counterclockwise
to edit and splice
effecting
the other. Re-
only.
be
limited
bycutting out unwanted
selections
etc.
Unused tape
can
into
inserted
be
but
one
to
por-
anotier
be-
can be
To
before
Remove
To
l. Remove
2.
3.
4.
(lI5),
be
cleaned occasionally
which is
Use a soft
with
Recording
recording
Any
a new
one
Recorder from Case
all control
Remove
Remove
case.
Li{t
The
pinch
Clean the
alcohol.
head covers
thefour
the bottom cover
record
rouer
worn off
cloth
a
Erase
on tape is automatically erased
is made when inthe record
knobs.
(4
5).
&
rubber feeton
CLEAN
head
(U4),
ING
(ll0),
and tape
to
the tape as it
and
alcohol
rubber
tired
from
erase head
remove
to
case.
guides
passes
remove
idler
the bottom
(126),
the
tape
these
the
wheels and
position.
capstan
(f06)
residue
residue.
DISASSEMBLY
ofthe
shoufd
parts.
belts
For
2.
butt ends together
with splicing
width.
Remove
5.
screw from front
Remove
6.
chassis.
LiJt
t-
reassemble,
To
B.
ure.
All rotating
ings and
Under
period
good grade
the
normal
of
time.
When
capstan
are
results,
best
cut tape at a slight diagonal,
and fasten on
tape.
long
one
three other
recorder
lubricated
use, nolubricationis
When
oil
of
sparingly.
lubricating
(ll5)
and inject 4
from
LU
parts
lubrication
brass
part
reverse
B
are
the
Trim off any
the
colored
of the chassis.
phillips
case.
RI CATI ON
provided
before leaving
flywheel
head screws from
foregoing
the
withoilite bear-
requiredfor
is necessary,
bearing,
drops
or 5
glossy
excessive
phiJ.lips
proced-
the factory.
along
use a
remove
of
oil.
side
head
ldler
Wheel
Toadjust
selector
of the idler
away
adjusted
pufl.
motor
position
idler
3/ 32".
the upper
of the motor
Page
to 3 3/4 ips.
rom
f
so that
The idler
pulley
the
wheel and
In the ?
sur{ace
4
the idler wheel
(89)
lever
the motor
there
wheel height is
down
up or
distance
the
L/
step
2 ips
of the
pulley (139)
pressure,
Hook a spring scale
pull
and
pulley.
is
between the lower
until the idler
The
between
adjusted
required.
as
of
motor
the
position
idler
wheel
must
be around
spring(61)
9
and
pulley
the distance
(85)
setthe speed
the
to
is liJted
should
12
ounces of
moving
by
the 3
In
3/
surface of the
should
between
and the step
L/
32".
ADJUSTMENTS
Tape
end
be
the
4
ips
be
Speed
and
(a)
Tape Speed
ips,
position.
to
decrease
After
and 3
(b)
PinchRoller
Pinch Roller
scribed
Measure
hanging
pinch
Pinch
and theSelector
increase
Roller
Set the Speed
-
Adjust
speed,
speed.
adjustment
4 ips
3/
under
the
speeds.
-
(ll4),
tension of
the hook of
roller
sha.ft,
control
the hex nut
and
is made,
Tocheck
set
Speed".
'nlape
a
pull
Lever
to 7
L/
tothe Forward
(129)
counterclockwise
the
clockwise
check the L 7/ I
pressureof
the
the controls as de-
pinch
the
roller
scale
scales
by
to the
until
the
spring
on
2
to
s
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F lG. 2
pinch
the
Capstan
I
and 2
(ll5),
pounds.
roller
(Il4)
is lifted
tension should
the
If adjustment is necessary
(I29)
clockwise
counterclockwise to
adjustment
justment"
was made,
must
increase
to
decrease
the
be checked.
away f
be between
turn the
tension
tension. If
'Tape
.
1. ;::''r*q.!'ri1
'J
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BOTTOM V I
rom
the
hex nut
and
Speed Ad-
air
ar
Er/V 0F MECHAN I
f \'';f
tJ
k.
t-
tf
&
r
While
screws
give
tight
Erase Head
it
for
maximum
when
The erase head
effects
SM
playing
the
back, adjust
proper
output.
adjustment is
just
the
top half
position
The
(126)
of the head which will
adjusting screws must
completed.
should
of the
be
recorded
the
head mounting
adjusted
so
tape.
be
that
3o
oo
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'o
H3
Pressure
turn
(128)
distance
heads
to
the heads
Record
record
lock
Pad
Setthe
the Fast Forward
Adjust
bV turning
Adjust
When
arm
Selector control toForward Position and
position
the
retaining screw
between the f
(ll0
and
(lI0
Switch
126) is
the angle
and 126).
Arm
the Recorder is in the record mode
switch
The
arm
(52).
distance
cord switch arm
protrusion,
(69)
and
Play-Record
should
Adjust
screw
lock it in
Head
Thread agoodprerecorded
lever
ront
4".
L/
of
(62)
between
(62)
and the switch lock arm
about
be
(68)
place
with the adjustment
Fast Forward.
to
pressure pad
t}re
of
sur{ace
lug
is
Iocated
(134)
of the
Tighten hex nut
(124)
so
locked
against the
the outer
L/
64
to
on
tapeon the
pads
3/ 64
the
retainer
so
the
pads
and
(133).
parallel
are
of the
edge
inch.
switch lever
nut.
recorder.
proper
the
the
switch
re-
(52)
tion.
head
adjust
tape will be erased.
when
tight
Record
Set
the Selector
4'".
3 3/
Recordr/
Frequency
Bias
Set the
frequency
bias
Record Level
Inject a
Selector
the
lights
lamp
(plate)
of
the erase
aposition
to
adjustment
Bias Adjustments
to Record
Adjust
Play
Selector
1000
V2
head.
Adjustment
to Record
of
Indicator
cycle
set
to Record.
with Il
(I2AUT).
Al for 45
30KC
signal
to l5
adjustment
This
Loosen
should
be made in Record
head
adjusting screws,
where
The
is
only the top half
adjusting screws
completed.
position
volts Rn[,S
position
2KC.
+
Adjustment
into
either Input
Adjust
volts of signal
posi-
of the
must
and
tape
speed
aeross
and adjust A2 for
jack
R2
until
level
with
the neon
pin
at
and
be
for
the
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TROUBLE CHART
Symptom
Tape
Speed
too fast.
No Rewind.
No
Record
No
Erase
Rewind
or
spindle
erative.
Takeup spindle
erative.
Playback.
brake inop-
inop- l.
brake
Cause
l.
Voltage seleetor
jack.
plug
in wrong 1. Insert
2. Frequency selector plug
jaek.
wrong
Pinch
3.
adjusted.
l. Drive
belt
2. Rewind
Roller spring
(77)
spring
(132)
broken.
(81)
broken or 2.
mis-
disconnected.
3. Motor
pulley
(139)
loose on
shaJt.
'Play-record
l.
tive.
2.
Pinch
connected or
l. Erase
Erase
2.
Roller
head
head
(126)
(110)
head
Spring
defec- l. Replace
(tgZ)
ais- 2.
broken. spring
defective. l. Replace
positioned
026)
wrong.
Rewind
l.
connected
Takeup
connected
spring
brake
or
broken.
brake spring
or
broken. spring
(22)
(74)
dis- l.
dis- l.
in 2. Insert
3. See
under
1.
Replace
Connector
(81).
its
Tighten
3.
pulley
Connect
Position
2.
parallelwith
cord
Connect
spring
Connect
Remedy
plug
in ll?V
plug
in
60 cycle
"Pinch
position.
Roller
"Adjustments".
drive
belt
replacerewind
set screw
(139).
Play-record
or replace
032).
erase head
erase
thetape when inRe-
replace
or
(22).
or replace
(74).
jack.
Adjustment"
(??).
(140)
Pinch Roller
(126).
(126)
head
rewind
takeup
jack.
on motor
head
so it is
spring
(ll0).
brake
brake
Selector
freely.
switch operates
reffi#
\B
too
1. Interlock
nected
tl) [--ri
'l
ll=--=_-i
spring
or
broken. spring
/
't
c
N
o
li l-1 :
rl--Lr
(54)
discon- l.
, o * ol I
Connect or replace
I
(54).
?
d
@
interlock
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5
6
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L4
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IB
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26
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28
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36
37
38
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42
43
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A-8[52
A-8ll5l
A-81r54
A-8U39
A-81152
A-81153
A-8U54
A-Brr40
A
-6?397
A-81055
A-81059-B
A-85151
A-6488?
A-?0048
A-81145
A-700?5
A-65382
A-67464
A-65376
A-48u2
A
-48110
A
-65385 -A
A-70143
A-7005?
A-65379
R-83603
A-65398-A
A-65380
A-65381
A-6?689
A-65407
A-6540r
A-6?685
A-67687
A-6539?
A-70133-A
A-67682
A-65386
A-65384
A-?007r-B
A
-7005?
A-?005?
A-65396
Fast Forward Lever
Selector Knob
Reeord
Head
Head
Speed
On/
Quick-Stop
Safety
(Rear)
Cover
(Front)
Cover
Selector Knob
o/if. Volume
Knob
Knob
Control
Cabinet
Handle Assembly
ReeI Spindle
Screw
Reel Holder
Washer
Lock Washer
Takeup
Spindle
Friction Felt
Friction Disc
Friction Spring
Takeup
"E "
Phenolic
Brake
Takeup
Screw
Shake-proof
Flat
Spacer
Selector
Fiber
Takeup
Washer
Phenolic
Felt
Reel Drive
Type Retainer
Washer
Spring
Lever
Brake
Washer
Washer
Slide
Washer
Brake Cam
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