Cassette Player User Manual

SPECIFICA TIONS :
Size:
CARE & MAINTENANCE
Operating Voltage:
Output Power:
Output Wiring:
Always check that the tape is wound tightly inside the take-up spool on
the cassette. If the tape is loose, wind it with a six-sided pencil.
A. Never use C-120 style cassettes ( 120 minute cassettes) in this
playcr.
B. Never insert a cassette into your player when the vehicle
temperature is near or below freezing.
Output Impedance:
Tuning Range:
CLEANING OF TAPE HEAD & CAPSTAN
Since the tapes contain oxides, you will find black residue building up
on the tape head and drive capstan (inside cassette door). These
residues should be cleaned after 50 to 100 hours of accumulated tape
operation. You can either clean them by hand, with a cotton swab
slightly damp with alcohol (do not use any petroleum solvent) or a
commercial tape head cleaning solution available at most stereo
stores. Or you can use a special cleaning cassette (also available at
stereo stores) that automatically cleans the head and capstan when
inserted.
Sensitivity:
FM Stereo Separation:
Tape Frequency Response:
Wow & Flutter:
Tape SIN Ratio:
7" W x 2" H x 4-1/2"0
178mm x 50mm x 115mm
12 volts OC, negative ground
14 watts maximum stereo power
(7 watts per channel)
Common ground type designed for 2
speaker use. May also be used with 4
speakers.
Compatible with 4-8 ohm speakers
(AM) 540-1,710KHz
(FM) 88-108 MHz
(AM) Less that 15I:JV
(FM) Less that 2.5 ~V
30dB
50-10,000Hz
.25%
5OdB standard tape
DEMAGNETIZING
The movement of the magnetic tape across the head and metal par1s
of the tape player causes a magnetic field to develop. We recommend
you have the tape player demagnetized at least twice annually. You
can buy an inexpensive demagnetizing tool or have a stereo shop do
it for you.