Technics RS-TR777, RS-TR979 User Manual
Specifications and Main Features
- NR off: 56 dB (A )
- Dolibe B : 66 dB A weighted
- Dolibe C : 74 dB A weighted
- Impedance and Input Sensitivity: REC (IN) 100 mV/ 47 kΩ
- Output Impedance and Voltage:
- PLAY (OUT) 500 m V 500Ω
- HEADPHONES: 37.5 mV ( Ang 8 Ω - 600 Ω)
- Power Requirement :
- RS-TR979 : 28 W
- RS-TR777 : 25 W
- Power Supply:
- For United Kingdom, Europe, Australia and N.Z AC: 220V- 240V , 50hz/60hz
- For Others AC: 127V/220V/240V 50Hz/60Hz
- Dimension W x H x D
- RS-TR979- 430 x 145 x 280 mm
- RS-TR777- 430 x 135 x 280 mm
- Weight
- RS-TR979: 5.3Kg
- RS-TR779: 4.9Kg
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: I have two decks can they be operated for playback at the same time?
A1: Unfortunately no, only one deck can be used at one time for playback.
Q2: What type of cassettes are acceptable for this device?
A2: Usual, CrO ( chromium dioxide type cassette, metal type cassettes are acceptable.
Q3: Is it feasible to do a time recording?
A3: Yes, if the audio time is connected than time recording is possible and can be done on either decks.
Q4: What are the steps to execute automatic tape calibration?
A4: On the tape deck, locate the ATC option and select it. Doing this would initiate the ATC phase which may take around 1 minute to conclude.
Q5: What occurs if previously stored data is overwrote by the new recordings?
A5: During this recording process the sound application would you want to record over that particular section completely wipe out.
Q6: How do I get my tape recorder to deliver good sound quality?
A6: You should first ensure that the heads are clean, then if the sound quality still needs adjustment modify the recording level and finally adjust the dolby to ensure the optimal sound quality and modulate the noise.
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