JVC CA-MXG9BK User Manual

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Recording onto Tape
Recording from one tape to another is called dubbing.
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You can dub at regular speed for highest quality, or at high speed with a slight loss in sound quality.
With high speed it takes only about one-half the time to copy a tape. For regular recording procedure, see page 8 of the Easy Guide section.
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High Speed Dubbing or Normal Speed Dubbing
Although the quality of the dubbed tape is a little less, high speed dubbing is a very
convenient way to record from one tape to another.
You can only use deck B to make recordings. Deck A is for playback only.
1. Put the tape you want to copy from into deck A, and the tape to be copied
onto in deck B.
2. On both decks, press either the <4 or > button while pressing the &
button, in order to select the playing and recording side.
3. Press either the DUBBING HIGH or the DUBBING NORMAL button.
Note
During dubbing, you can also listen to another source such as the radio or the CD player,
just as if you weren't dubbing.
* The sound cannot be dubbed with SEA sound patterns and DSP effect.
« During dubbing, when you press the AUTO POWER OFF button, the Unit automatically
turns off after dubbing is over.
To dubb on both sides
Set the REVERSE MODE selector to either > or c2>. Dubbing starts
from the > front side of both deck A and B.
Recording selections from several different tapes
When you want to take selections from several different tapes and combine them
on one tape during dubbing, follow these steps:
1. Press the M@ button on deck A.
This causes deck A to stop, so you can change tapes, and deck B
makes a 4 second blank and pauses.
2. Change the tape in deck A.
3. Press either the DUBBING HIGH or NORMAL button (the same one you are
using now) to start deck A playing and deck B recording again.
Things to know before start recording
« It may be unlawful to record or playback copyrighted material without the
consent of the copyright owner.
« Cassettes have a special feature so you won’t accidentally record over a tape
you want to save. Two small tabs on the back, one for side A and one for side
B, can be removed to prevent erasure or re-recording. To record on a cassette
with the tabs removed, you must cover the holes with tape first. However, when
aType II tape is used, only cover part of the hole as shown below, since the other
part of the hole is used to detect the tape type. we ica
* Type I, Il and type IV tapes can be used for recording. RR x
« Ifrecordings you make have excessive noise or static, the Unit may be too close
toa TV which was on during the recording. Either turn off the TV or increase
the distance between the TV and the CA-MXG9BK.
Making a 4-second Blank on a Recorded Tape
1. Press the REC/REC MUTE 0 button during play.
The LED next to it blinks for 4 seconds and deck B enters recording
pause mode.
To make a blank portion longer than 4 seconds, keep the button pressed for
the length of time you want the blank to be.
When the button is released, deck B enters recording pause mode.
2. Press the < or > button to restart recording.
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JVC CA-MXG9BK Specifications

General

Brand	JVC
Model	CA-MXG9BK
Category	Stereo System
Language	English