Sansui G-7700 Operations Instructions download pdf (Page 32)

1.

Set the

SOURCE

MON ITOR switch

to OFF.

2. Push the

TAPE MONITOR-I

or

-2

switch, whichever

is applicable

for the tape deck

you

wish to

use.

3. lf

your

tape deck

has no Dolby

facility, but the tape

you

wish

to

play

is

Dolbyized, turn

on the

Dolby

NR

(decoder)

adaptor

you've

connected

to the

unit's TAPE-2 terminals,

and

set the

TAPE

MONITOR-2

switch on the

unit to

TAPE.

4. Operate the

tape deck

to start

playback.

5.

Adjust

volume, balance

and tone

to

your

liking with

controls

and

switches on

your

unit.

Poor-quality tape

playback

High-freuqnecy

hiss

is

a

noise inherent

in tape.

Eliminate it with

the

unit's

HIGH FILTER switch.

The noise increases

when the

heads

of

your

tape deck

are

magnetized.

For elimination of

such

noise, refer

to

the

instruction book

of that tape

deck.

Prepare

the

program

sour@

you

wish to

record and

keep it

ready to

go.

The SELECTOR

switch

must be adjusted.

Operate the tape

deck and

start recording.

Adjust the record

levels

with

controls

provided

on

the

tape deck.

The

volume and

tone

controls

on

the

unit

do

not affect the

sound to be recorded.

To monitor the

sound being recorded,

follow

the

same

procedure

as

for

playback

after

making

certain

that the

tape deck

itself

is

pro-

vided to

permit

monitoring.

lf the tape deck

only

has a combined

record/playback

head, set the

TAPE

MONITOR saritch

to

the

SOURCE

position

and

hear

the

sound

before it is recorded.

Set the

MODE switch

to STEREO,

when

stereo recording

is re-

quired.

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