Nakamichi 500 Manuel utilisateur

Nakamichi

500°

Head

Cassette

system

Operating

Instructions

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purchase

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know-how

developed

our

Please

record

the

Model

Number

and

3-Head

Stereo

Cassette

Systems.

Serial

Number

the

space

provided

below

and

retain

these

numbers.

Model

Number

and

Serial

Number

are

located

the

rear

panel

the

unit.

Mode!

Number:

500

Serial

Number:

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spend

few

minutes

read

Playback

Procedures

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this

Instruction

Manual.

The

short

time

will

Recording

Procedures

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familiarize

yourself

with

many

unique

Additional

Recording

and

features,

and

the

proper

operating

Playback

Techniques............

techniques

this

outstanding

Cassette

Deck

Dolby

Level

Calibration.......

will

result

professional-sounding

Bias

and

Equalization

...........

recording

and

wil!

assure

you

many

year

Peak

Level

Meter............

uninterrupted

enjoyment.

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Dolby

Noise

Reduction

System

Maintenance

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Control

Functions

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Tape

Counter

Reset

Button

Push

the

reset

button,

the

counter

will

show

“000”

automatically.

Tape

Counter

Confirms

the

positions

the

start

and

stop

program.

Memory

On/Off

Switch

Prior

recording

playback,

set

the

switch

“’On’'

and

the

counter

“000’,

then

the

tape

will

stop

the

“999”

when

rewound.

Cassette

Lid

Push

the

Stop/Eject

Button,

then

the

lid

will

open,

Record

Button

Recording

will

commenced

when

pushed

simultaneously

with

the

Play

Button.

Rewind

Button

Causes

tape

move

rapidly

from

right

left

reel.

Depress

the

STOP

button

allow

auto-stop

function.

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Stop/Eject

Button

The

Stop

Button

shall

securely

pushed

from

any

the

modes.

When

the

button

further

depressed,

the

Cassette

Lid

will

opened

and

the

Cassette

ejected.

Play

Button

Tape

runs

the

standard

speed

and

when

the

button

depressed,

playback

the

pre-recorded

tapes

will

commence.

Also

engaged

conjunction

with

the

Record

Button

for

recording.

Fast

Forward

Button

Causes

tape

move

rapidly

from

left

right

reel.

When

tape

reaches

the

end,

depress

the

STOP

button

allow

auto-stop

function.

10.

Pause

Button

Used

momentarily

stop

the

tape

recording

playback

modes.

When

depressed

during

recording,

the

recording

circuits

remain

operative,

and

capstan

remains

motion

but

pinch

roller

retracted.

us)

11.

Bias

Switch

Varies

the

bias

for

the

correct

level

according

the

type

tape

used,

such

Normal,

and

(Refer

Page

9.)

12.

(Equalization)

Switch

According

the

tape

used,

select

one

the

types

Normal,

EX,

(Refer

page

9.)

13.

Dolby

Switch/Test

Tone

When

placed

the

position,

activates

the

Dolby

circuits

for

recording

playback.

case

not

Dolbyized

tape,

place

the

OUT

position

for

normal

record

and

playback.

Further,

when

set

TONE

position,

you

can

obtain

OdB

reference

level

signal.

(Refer

page

8.)

14.

Limiter

Switch

When

set

ON,

activates

only

when

there

comes

sudden

strong

peak

input,

and

prevents

distortion,

Recording

mode.

15.

Power

Switch

Apply

power,

then

the

level

meter

lamps

will

illuminate.

16.

Blend

Mic

Level

Serves

the

Level

Control

the

Blend

Mic

Input,

which

you

can

mixing

equally

with

Mic

and

Line

and

Inputs.

17.

Mic

Level

Input

Controls

Being

the

Level

Controls

the

Mic

and

which

enable

the

Mic

and

Inputs

can

subjected

mixing

with

the

Blend

Mic

Input

and

Line

Input.

18.

Line

Level

Input

Controls

Being

the

Level

Controls

for

Line

and

which

the

Line

and

can

subjected

mixing

with

all

Mic

Inputs.

19.

Output

Level

Control

Possible

simultaneously

vary

the

Output

Levels

and

regardless

the

indications

the

meters.

20.

Dolby

Lamp

Illuminates

when

set

ON.

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500

‘Tracer

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watts

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21.

Record

Lamp

lluminates

while

recording.

22,

Peak

Level

Meters

The

Meters

indicate

wide

range

from

-40

dB,

the

which

conforms

the

Dolby

Standard

Level.

23.

Headphone

Jack

Provides

source

monitor

during

recording,

allows

private

listening

during

playback.

Will

standard

stereo

headphone

ohms

impedance.

24.

Mic

and

Jnput

Jacks

Low

impedance

microphone

600

ohms

will

work

satisfactorily.

25.

Blend

Mic

Input

Jack

Low

impedance

microphone

600

ohms

will

work

satisfactorily.

26.

Power

Supply

Cord

27.

Voltage

Selector

Plug

You

can

change

over

either

100V,

117V,

220V

240V.

28.

MPX

Filter

Switch

29.

Record

Calibration

Controls

Enable

you-to

set

and

the

Dolby

Standard

Level!

Normal,

and

CrO2

tapes

recorded.

(Refer

page

for

Level

Calibration).

30.

Output

and

Jacks

Connect

the

amplifier

with

standard

jack.

31.

DIN

In/Out

Socket

connected

with

DIN

Cord,

32.

Line

Input

and

Jacks

Input

jacks

for

the

desired

source

(i.e.

tape

deck

stereo

receiver),

with

Standard

Jack.

33.

Ground

Terminal

Connections

(9)

Connecting

the

Line

Output:

Connecting

the

Line

Input:

Connecting

the

DIN

Connector

Connect

the

Tape

Monitor

your

Connect

the

Tape

Rec

Jacks

your

Socket:

Stereo

Amp

AUX

Jacks

from

the

Stereo

Amp

from

the

Input

Jacks

your

Stereo

Amp

equipped

with

Output

Jacks

through

cords.

through

cords.

DIN

Connector

Socket,

connect

with

DIN

cord.

this

case,

please

not

use

cords

simultaneously.

Mifeetirie

Microphones

and

Headphone

Please

use

the

microphones

having

Please

use

the

headphone

having

shown

the

above

Fig.,

both

the

impedance

600

ohm.

impedance

ohm.

right

and

left

Stereo

Microphones

and

Insert

the

Stereo

Headphones

into

the

Blend

Microphone

can

connected.

Phone

Jack

shown

the

above

Fig.

Playback

Procedures

Set

the

Power

Switch

ON,

then

the

Level

Meters

will

illuminate.

Set

the

suitable

position

according

the

cassette

tape

use.

When

you

playback

tape

recorded

with

Dolby

In,

please

set

Dolby

Switch

IN.

Depress

the

Stop/Eject

Button

all

the

way

down

open

the

Cassette

Lid.

fwd

pause

iQi@

Place

cassette

the

Cassette

Push

the

Play

Button.

Compartment.

juperHead

cep

Peary

Adjust

the

output

volume

obtain

suitable

volume.

LINTON

Depress

the

Lid

till

the

cassette

securely

placed.

When

you

pushed

the

Pause

Button,

the

tape

will

stop

temporarily,

and

when

you

again

push,

the

running

will

commenced.

10.

The

tape

will

stop

when

the

STOP

Button

pushed,

and

the

cassette

the

compartment

will

ejected

when

further

depressed.

11.

the

tape

end,

tape

run

will

automatically

stop

and

the

button

will

released.

12.

Insert

the

Stereo

Headphones

into

the

Headphone

Jack,

you

now

Can

listen

your

own

recording.

Volume

can

adjusted

the

output

volume.

Record

Procedures

Open

the

Cassette

Lid

upon

depressing

the

Stop/Eject

Button.

Put

the

cassette

the

compartment,

full

reel

tape

your

left.

Set

the

and

Bias

those

the

tape

(Refer

Fig.

9).

Limiter

Switch

Prevents

distortion

particularly

while

live

recording.

Sen

Eas

Set

the

Switch

while

recordi

with

Dolby

IN.

(Refer

page

for

Test

Tone.)

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500

Dual-Tracer

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When

recording

from

Stereo

Broadcasting,

set

the

MPX

Filter

the

rear

panel

ON.

Push

the

reset

button

set

the

Counter

‘000’.

Then

set

the

Memory

Switch

the

starting

point

recording.

Depress

the

Play

Button

while

the

record

button

being

pushed.

The

Record

Lamp

will

then

illuminate

showing

recording

ready.

10.

Adjust

the

Line

Input

Level.

(Refer

page

Level

Adjustment.)

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11.

When

level

setting

completed,

start

the

tape

upon

pushing

the

Pause

Button.

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12.

When

recording

finished,

stop

the

tape

pushing

the

Stop

Button.

13.

When

the

tape

comes

end,

tape

run

will

automatically

stop

and

the

push

button

will

also

released.

cassette

has

‘tabs’

illustrated

below,

the

side

opposite

that

exposing

the

bare

tape.

you

break

them

off

with

screwdriver

the

it,

the

cassette

will

prevent

the

depression

the

RECORD

Button,

thus

eliminating

the

possibility

erasing

valuable

recorded

cassette

mistake.

Take

advantage

this

feature

when

you

want

preserve

cassette

into

which

you've

made

important

recordings.

you

want

preserve

the

recording

only

one

side,

break

only

one

the

tabs,

referring

the

illustration

below.

Note:

Should

you

ever

want

make

recording

into

cassette

with

such

tabs

already

broken,

seal

the

tab

openings

with

masking

tape

plug

with

eraser

rubber,

etc.

Additional

Recording

and

Playback

Techniques

Direct

Copying

from

Tape

Tape:

those

the

Nakamichi

3-Head

quality

cassette

decks,

alike

the

original

The

Nakamichi

500

Cassette

Systems

1000

and

700.

source,

2-Head

Cassette

Deck,

however

also

Accordingly,

you

can

perform

true

that

the

Model

has

the

characteristics

recording

from

open

reels

and

high

Record

Mixing

Inputs

Left

and

Right,

Microphone

microphones,

and

also

microphones

Nakamichi

“500”

serves

also

Inputs

Left

and

Right,

and

the

Blend

with

Blend

+R)

microphone,

can

asmall

type

mixer

through

different

Microphones.

shown

the

Fig.

below,

conducted.

individual

volume

controls,

namely

Line

the

mixing

disc

record

with

Dolby

Level

Calibration

Dolby

Level

Calibration

The

Dolby

standard

level

(200

nW/m)

the

Nakamichi

500

set

dB.

Particularly,

when

you

record

with

Dolby

IN,

adjust

the

signal

the

built-in

400

Test

Tone

according

each

the

tapes

used,

Place

the

tape

recorded

the

cassette

compartment,

push

the

Pause

Button,

then

depress

the

Play

Button

while

the

Record

Button

being

pushed

down.

The

record

lamp

will

illuminate

and

the

meter

will

indicate

dB.

Set

the

position

the

Tape

Selector

Switch

according

the

type

tape

use.

(Refer

page

Release

the

pause

button

and

record

the

test

tone

for

approximately

seconds.

Stop

the

tape,

rewind

and

play

back

the

tone.

the

meters

indicate

within

“0

dB",

calibration

necessary.

not,

proceed

with

the

following

steps.

Nakamichi

500

Dual-Tracer

voltage

100.17.220,240volts

frequency

50/60

watts

Stop

the

tape.

the

level

during

playback

was

too

low,

adjust

the

appropriate

level

calibration

contro!

(Left

Right,

SX,

EX,

Normal)

clockwise.

too

high,

adjust

counter-clockwise.

Then,

record

the

400Hz

test

tone

again

rewind

and

play

back.

Stop

the

tape

and

repeat

the

adjustment

necessary.

Repeat

this

procedure

until

the

meters

indicate

within

“0

dB”.

Note:

The

RECORD

LEVEL

CALIBRATION

controls

affect

the

record

sensitivity.

not

expect

the

meter

indications

change

while

you

are

adjusting

the

RECORD

LEVEL

CALIBRATION

control,

either

record

playback.

only

after

you

have

adjusted

the

controls,

re-recorded

the

tone

and

played

back:

(in

that

order)

that

you

will

for

the

first

time

notice

any

change

the

meter

readings.

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