We
thank
you
for
selecting
the Model RS-M270X
Technics
Cassette
Tape Deck for
your
recording and
playback
enjoyment
To obtain
the maximum benefit of
the many features of this
deck,
please
read these operation
instructions completely.
WARNING:
TO PREVENT
FIRE OR
SHOCK
HAZARD,
DO
NOT
EXPOSE
THIS
APPLIANCE
TO RAIN OR
MOIS-
TURE.
The
serial
number of
this
product
may be
found on
the back
cover
of the unit.
You should
note the serial
number
of this unit
in the
space
provided
and
retain this
book as a
permanent
record ol
your
purchase
to aid identification
in
the
event
of theft.
Model no.
Serial
no.
eristics
a signal
he
"dbx
'1
3dB"at
lhat
the
FEATURES
.Output
Level Control
OPERATION
NOTES
CASSETTE
TAPE
Horizontal
Placement
For
best
performance,
place
this unit
in a horizontal
position.
Location
1.
2.
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Noise
Reduction**System
oDolby
Noise Reduction*
System
oDirect
Drive System
.2
Motor
lC Logic Control
.Full
Function
Remote Control
Capability
Performance
may be
adversely affected
by extremely
hot
[above
35'C
(100'F
)]
or extremely
cold
[below
5'C
(40'F.)]
locations,
direct sunshine,
or excessive
vibration.
3.
A
"click"
noise
may be heard
when the
power
switch
is
turned on or of
f To avoid
this, be sure
to
set
volume control
of
the amplif
ier to the
minimum
position.
4. Power
Source
This unit
features a DC operated
molor
which makes
it
possible
to operate on 50
Hz or 60
Hz AC
power
frequency
without any
conversion
The
voltage
source
should
be
within
+5%
of
the unit's
rated voltage Variations
in excess
of
+10o/.
of rated
voltage may cause uneven
performance,
or
possible
damage
to the unit.
5.
Clean
The Head
Assembly
One
of the
most important
factors in the determination
of
good
tape deck
performance
is
regular
cleaning
of the
Head
Assembly.
Refer to
"MAINTENANCE" on back cover
and
be sure
to
always
keep
the heads surfaces
clean.
ACC!DENTAL.ERASE
PREVENTION
Tape cassettes
have special
plastic
tabs, one
for
side
one and
one
for side
two, which, if
removed,
prevent
accidental erasure
of
recorded
material.
These tabs can be
pushed
out
with a
screwdriver
or similar
tool. lf they are
not in the
cassette,
the
recording
cannot be
made. lf
,
for any
reason, it is later desired
to
make a recording on
a cassette
from which the tabs
have
been
removed, it is
possible
to do so by simply covering
the
holes
where the tabs
were with cellophane
tape,
and
then
record
in the usual
way.
'F)x
.T
For
Side
1
.Peak
Hold
2-Color
FL Meters
.SX
Record/Playback
Head
."Metal
Tape" Compatibility
.Record
Muting
About Cassette
Tape
The cassette
tape used
in this unit
is the
universal
type used
throughout
the
world.
Product Service
Should
your
Technics
product
require service,
refer to the
Directory
of
Authorized Servicenters, or
to
your
lranchised
Technics
dealer,
for
assistance
Do notsend the
producttothe
executive,
or
regional sales offices
They are not equipped
to
make
repairs.
For
Side 2
Screwdriver
Tab
Cover
With
Cellophane
Tape
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Notes:
1. Do
notpull thetapeoutof
thecassetteopenings.
2.
lf the tape
is loose in the cassette,
the tape
may
become
wound
onto the
Pinch Roller and
result in
breakage
or damage
lt the tape
is loose, use a
pencil
as a
drive shaft
to rotate
the reel
in
the
proper
direction
Avoid storing
cassette
tape in
places
where the
temperature
and/or the
humidity is high.
lf the tape
is very tightly wound/or unevenly
wound,
wind and
rewind it in the
fast forward
and
rewind
modes before use
5. Use
only
high
quality
tapes up to the
length
of C-90.
Do
not use C-120 or C-180
tapes with this unit be-
cause
this tape can easily
become broken
or
stretched
if not used with extreme care and
may
get
tangled
with the
Capstan
and Pinch Roller.
6. Since
dirt on the
Heads,
Capstan
or Pinch Roller can
cause
tape malfunctions, these
parts
must be kept
clean,
as instructed
in
the
"MAINTENANCE"
on back
cover.
3
4
*'Dolby'
and
the double-D symbol
are trademarks
of Dolby Laboratories
**The
term
dbx
is a registered
trademark of
dbx
lnc.
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