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MAKING
A TAPE
RECORDING
This
model
allows
you
to make
tape
recordings
directly
from
the CD
player,
or the
radio.
.
Refer
to
"PLAYING
COMPACT
DISCS"
if
necessary
to
operate
the CD
playe
r.
.
Refer
to
"LISTENlNG
TO
THE
RADlO"
if
necessary
to
tune
in the
station
you
wish
to record
from
radio.
1
.)
Press
the
STOP/EJECT
f
*
key
to
open
the
cassette
door.
Z.)
lnsert
a
good
quality
blank
cassette
tape into the
slots
on
the
cassette
door
with
the
open
end
facing
up
and
the
full reel
on the right.
Use
normal
tape
only.
Do
not
use
tape
identified
as
"CrOz"
(Chrorne)
or
"Metal"
tape
formulations.
For
best
results
use
tapes
of 60
minutes
(C-60)
or less.
Do
not
use
90
minute
or
120
minute
tapes
as
these
thinner
tapes
are
more
likely
to
jam
in the
mechanism.
3.)
Close
the
cassette
door.
4;
When
you
are ready
to
start recording
press
the RECORD
e
key.
The
PLAY
{ key
will
also engage.
The
CD
you
are
playing,
or radio
prograT
you
selected
will
be
recorded
directly
on
to
the tape.
5.)
press
the
PAUSE
ll
key
during
recording
to stop the
tape
temporarily
and
avoid
recording
unwanted
material
such
as radio
comrnercials.
6.)
When
you
have
finished
recording
press
the
STOPIEJECT
f
3
key
to
stop
and
remove
the
taPe.
BEAT
CUT
SWITCH
(On
back
Cabinet)
Occasionally
when
recording
from
the
AM radio
a repetitive
whistle
or
'beat'
sound
may
be heard.
lf this
occurs
slide
the
BEAT
CUT
switch
to
its
other
position
to
eliminate
the
unwanted
sound.
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