C. Crane VersaCorder Dual Speed Recorder Stereo System User Manual


 
Page 16 VersaCorder
Playback Instructions
1) Insert tape. The side you want to listen to should be facing up. Refer
to page 8 for instructions.
2) Press
REWIND
until the tape
stops.
3) When tape is fully rewound,
press the
PLAY
Button.
If you are checking your test
recording, ensure the volume is at an adequate level and the audio
does not distort. If audio is distorted, the audio source volume is turned
up too high. If low or no audio is present, turn up volume or refer to
trouble shooting section on pages 17-18.
If you are playing a pre-recorded cassette tape (i.e one purchased from
the store), the recording was most likely made in
NORMAL
speed. Insert
the cassette tape into the recorder (For proper tape installation, please
refer to Inserting Cassette Tapes on page 8). Position the
SPEED
switch
on the front of the recorder to
NORMAL
and press the
PLAY
Button.
Note: The VersaCorder will play tapes back in stereo through the
headphone jack.
MIC IN:
Just about any condenser-type microphone will work well with the
Versacorder. The jack is a 1/8" (3.5mm).
Audio Sources
REWIND
PLAY
VOLUME
LINE IN/OUT:
LINE IN
is a special connection
that is compatible with any
LINE
OUT
(or headphone jack),
commonly found on portable
CD
players,
AM
/
FM
/shortwave re-
ceivers, computer audio output, etc. “
LINE LEVEL
” refers to a low level
audio that does not change when you increase the volume of the
receiver or other audio device. You can connect the
LINE OUT
of any
device through the supplied audio cables into the VersaCorder’s
LINE
IN
and record the audio from that device. The headphone jack of a
radio or other device can be used if there is not a
LINE OUT
available.
Since the headphone jack will vary with the volume control, it is best to
do a test recording and play back to obtain best results.