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GENERAL INFORMATION
Concord Model 105 and Hosho Model 105 are two speed, dual track tape recorders.
Recordings can be made from a radio, phonograph, TV, magnetic cartridge, and from
a crystal or ceramic cartridge.
A remote control switch is provided to start and stop the mechanism when it is being used
for dictation.
The two tape speeds are 3 3/ 4 and? L/ 2 ips. The playing and recording times, using both
tracks, are as follows:
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l/ 2 hour
These recorders are to be connected to an outlet supplying ll0-120 volts, 60 cycles AC
only. Severe damage will result iJ connected to a higher voltage or a direct current (DC) fine.
Supplied By:
Concord Electronics Corp.
1549 North Vine Street
Hollylood, California
HOWARD W. SAlUlts &
The lieting of any available replacement part herein does
not constitute in any case a recommendation, warranty or
guarantyby Howard W. Sams & Co., Inc., as to the quality
and euitability of such replacement part. The numbers of
these parts have been compiled from lnformation furnished
to Hovard W. Sams & Co., Inc., by the manufacturers of
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the particular type ol replacement part listed. Repro-
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FUNCTION OF CONTROLS AND JACKS
0n -0ff -Volume
Turn this knob clockwise to turn the power on
to the unit. Further rotation increases the volume
during playback. When recording, it controls the
recording level.
Selector
l. The tape motion is stopped when the Selector is
in the Stop position.
2. Turning the Selector counterclockwise places the
unit in Rewind position.
3. Turning the Selector clockwise frorn Stop posi-
tion places the unit in play.
4. Turning the Selector clockwise from Play posi-
tion places the unit in Record.
Fast Forward
Turn Selector to Play position and then pull the
Fast Forward lever toward the front of the case to
advance the tape rapidly.
Tone Control
Turn this control to the right to increase the
treble. This control is operative only when Selector
is in PIay position.
Speaker Switch
When the switch is in the SP position, the re-
corder will play back through its built-in speakers.
When the switch isin the EP Ext. position, itwill play
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back through an external speaker or earphones.
Red "R" Button
Press down on the rrRrr button and turn the
Selector to Record to make a recording. This is a
safety lockto prevent the recorder from being putinto
the Reeord position and erasing a recording.
Sped Change
To change speed from 7 I/ 2 to 3 3/ 4 ips, re-
move head cover (4), knurled capstan screw (93), and
lift 7 L/ 2 ips capstan (94) off and ptace on capstan
holder.
E. P. Jacks
Earphones may be plugged into this jack for
monitoring arecording orfor listening tothe playback
of a reeording.
"Ext. " 0utput Jack
This jack is provided for ptaying the recorder
throughan external speaker, radio, orHi Fi amplifier.
"Mic" lnput Jack
This jack is used when making recordings with
the microphone.
"Aux" Radio-Phono lnput Jack
This jack is used when recording from a radio,
phonograph, or TV.

OPERATI NG
Threading the Tape
l. Place areel of tape onthe left hand reel spindle
(26).
2. Place anempty reelon the righthand reelspindle
(26).
3. Unwind about 15" of tape from the reel. Ilold a
section taut and insert it in the tape slot. Make
sure the dull-coated side faces the rear of the
recorder.
4. Insert the free end of the tape into one of the
radial slots inthe right hand spindle reel. Turn
the reel several turns counterclockwise to f asten
the tape to the reel and to take up all slaek be-
tween reels.
Microphone Recording
l. Rotate the On-Off-Volume control clocktpise to
turn the recorder on. Allow suJfieient time for
the tubes to warm up.
2. Insert t}re microphone plug into the "Mic" jack.
3. Set the speed f.or 3 3/ 4 ot 1 I/ 2 ips. '
4. Turn the Selector to the Record position.
S. Hold the microphone about 6 to 12 inches from
your mouth and speak in a normal voice.
6. Adjust the volume eontrol until the record indi-
eator just closes on the loudest passages.
NOTL Correct volume level on recording is
very important. Too weak a signal will
result in weak playback and high back-
ground noise. Toostrong asignal willre-
sult in distortion durlng playback.
Recording from Radio, Phonograph, or TV
Connect the patch cord supplied with tJ:e re-
corder as follows:
l. Connect thealligator clips across the voice coil
terminals of the radio, phonograph, or TV.
2. Insert ttre patch cord plug into the "Aux" jack.
3. Proceed as deseribed under "Microphone Re-
cording".
Cartridge Recording
l. Magnetic Cartridge:
(a) Connect the output of the cartridgeto a pre-
amplifier.
(b) Connectthe preamplifier outputto the "Aux"
jack of the recorder.
(c) Proceed as deseribed under "Microphone
Recording".
2. Crystal or Ceramic Cartridge:
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iack of the recorder.
(b) Proceed as described under "Microphone"
Recording".
Dual-Track Recording
In Dual-Track Recording, only one-half of the
tape width is used in making a recording. After tlte
first recording is completed, remove the full reel of
tape, turn it over and place on the supply spindle.
Thread the tape and proceed with the recording. The
tape can be played back in the same manner.
Reu'lind
To rewind the tape at a rapid speed, turn the
Selector to Revrind.
To Play a Recording
l. Thread the tape as described under "Threading
the Tape".
2. Turn Selector to the PIay position.
3. Adjust thevolume to the desired listening level.
To Erase a Recording
Any recording on the tape is automatically erased
before anew one is made when in the record position.
To erase a recording without putting new material on
t}te tape, follow the normal recording procedure, but
setthe volumecontrol tothe full counterclockwise po-
sition.
Fast Forward
Tape can be advanced rapidly by setting the
Selector in Play position and then pull the "Fast" for-
ward lever toward the front of the reeorder.
Remote Control Switch
The Remote Control Switch plugs into the rear
of the recorder. By setting the Selector in Play posi-
tion, the tape can be started and stopped any time by
depressing the button on the Remote Control Switch.
To Edit and Splice Tape
NOTE: It is impossible to edit and splice one
track of a two-track tape without affecting
the otler. Recordings to be edited should
be limited to one track tapes.
l. Tape maybe edited by cutting outunwanted por-
tions or by joining selection into another se-
quence. Announcements can be inserted be-
tween selections, etc. Unused tape can be
spliced for reuse.
2. For best results, cut tape at a slight diagonal,
butt ends togetier and fasten on the glossy side
with splicing tape. Trim off any excessive width.
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To Remove Recorder from Case
l. Remove all aceesgories from the recorder.
2. Remove all control knobs.
3. Remove head cover (4).
4. Remove the four panel retaining screws.
5. Lift the panel (8) off.
6. Remove four screws from bottom of case-
Lift recorder out of case.
Unplug the speaker plug from the amplifier
chassis,
To reassemble, reverse the foregoing proced-
ure.
D I SASSEMBLY
ADJUSTMENTS
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9.
Record-Playback Head
l. Thread astandard frequencytape onthe record-
er'
2. Adjust thehead mounting screws forthe angular
position that will give maximum output while
playing a section of the tape with more than
?,000 cps.
3. Tighten the mounting screws.
Drive ldler
I. Fasten a string around the oil cup ofdrive idler
(66).
2. Fasten aspring scale to the string and measure
the force necessary to pull drive idler (66) away
from the motor pulley (?9) and flywheel of cap-
stan (95).
CLEAN ING
The record head, erase head, capstan, pressure
roller, and tape guides should be cleaned occasionally
to remove the tape residue which is worn off the tape
as it passes these parts. Use a soft cloth and alcohol
to remove the residue.
Clean the rubber ti.red idler wheels and belts
with cleaning fluid.
3. A force of I I/ 4 to L b/ I pounds is required.
4. To obtain this force, bend the metal lug that
drive idler tension spring (?4) is fastened to.
Pressure Roller
To vary the pressure of the pressure roller,
pressure roller arm tension spring will have to be
adjusted by varying the gap between the coils of the
spring. The pressure shou.Ld be from 2 5/ B to I 3/ g
pounds.
Takeup Torque
The takeup torque is adjusted by varying f riction
spring (33). It should be adjusted sothe upper limitis
between l. 3 - 2. I oz. inches.
LUBRICATION
AII rotating parts areprovided wi.th oilite bear-
ings and are lubricated before leaving the factory.
Under normal use, no lubrication is required for a
long period of time. When lubrlcation is necessary,
use sewing machine oil sparingly.
When lubricating the flywheel, remove the cap-
stan screw and inject 4 or 5 drops of sewing oil.
TROUBLE CHART
Symptom Ca use Remedy
Weak output. l.
2.
3.
Record-playback head (f07) not
properly aligned.
Pressure pad (126) not contact-
ing the head properly.
Record-playback head (10?) de-
fective.
l. See "Head Adjustment".
2. U pressure padis worn, replace.
If spring (125) is broken, re-
place.
3. Replace.
No takeup reel drive in"Re-
cord" or "Play" position.
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Takeup drive belt (35) broken.
Brake assembly (aa) does not
open.
Coupling between takeup drive
puuey (34) and takeup hub (30)
too loose.
Takeup hub (30) or takeup drive
pulley (34) does not rotate free-
I. Replace.
2. Adjustorreplace brakeassembly
(44).
3. Adjust friction disc (32).
4. Lubricate with sewing machine
oil.
1.
2.
3.
4.
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TROUBLE CHART (CON'T. }
Symptom Cause Remedy
Incomplete or no erase. Erase head(124)is not properly
aligned.
Erase head (124) defective.
Defective erase head circuit.
Adjust the erase head.
Replace
Check circuit components.
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3.
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3.
Runs slow in fast forward
position. Fast forward roller(21), takeup
hub (30), or rewind hub (48)
dirty.
Tape guide posts dirty.
Contact between fast forward
roller (21) and takeup hub (30)
or takeup drive pulley (34) not
sufficient.
Remove these parts, clean, lub-
ricate, and reassemble.
Clean posts with a soft cloth and
alcohol.
Clean all contacting surfaces or
adjust so they make proper con-
tact.
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Wow or Flutter. Play-record head (10?), erase
head (124), pressure pads (126)
and (129), or tape guide post
(109) dirty.
Motor pulley (?9), drive idler
wheel (66), capstan flywheel
(95), or pressure roller (90)
coated with foreign matter.
Capstan screw loose.
Rotating parts bindi.ng.
Drive idler wheel (66) or pres-
sure roller (90) has flat spots
formed on them.
Tape dirty.
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6.
1. Clean theseparts withasoftcloth
and alcohol.
Clean the surface of these parts
with a cloth dampened with alco-
hol.
Tighten screw.
Clean any binding rotating parts
and lubricate
Repiace drive idler wheel (66) or
pressure roller (90).
Replace the tape.
Motor (82) will not run. l.
2. Motor (82) defective. Loose connection. Replace motor (82).
Check motor leads for cold solder
joints.
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wind position. l. Coupling is too close between
takeup drive puJ.ley (34) and
takeup hub (30).
l. See f 'Takeup Torque Adjustment"
No drive in rewind position. Rewind drive belt (49) broken.
Spring (120) broken or discon-
neeted.
Foreigrr matter on capstan fly-
wheel (95) and rewind drive
pulley (i04).
Rewind drive pulley (104) or
rewind hub (48) binding.
Replace rewind drive belt (49).
Replace or reconnect spring (120).
Clean with alcohol.
4. Lubricate with sewlng machine
oil.
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Head Cover Rditainer Screws
Head Cover Retainer Clips
Head Cover Re{ainer
Head Cover A-L
Fast Forward Knob
Volume Control Knob - K
Volume Control Knob
Reel Holders
Panel
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Fast Forward Roller Shaft
Oil Case
Oil Fabric Washer
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Fast Forward Tension Spring
Fast Forward Slide
Belt Guide
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Selector SIide
Washer
Fast Forward Roller -L
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Felt Washer
Lockwasher
Hex Nut
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Spring Washer
Washer
Take-up Hub
Friction Felt
Friction Disc
Friction Disc and Spring
Take-up Drive Pulley
*Take-up Drive Belt
Oil Fabric Washer
Take-up Hub ShaJt
Brake Arm
Brake Pad
Stepper
Pressure RollerArm Tension Sprin
Brake Arm Mounting Screws
Brake Assembly Shalt
Brake Assembly
Brake Assembly Tension Spring
Tone Control Knob-K (Green)
Tone Control Knob (Beige)
Selector Control Knob-K (Green)
Selector Control Knob (Beige)
Rewind Hub
*Rewind Drive Belt
Rewind Hub ShaJt
Selector Slide Mounting Screw
Lock Washer
Washer
Fiber Washer
Washer
Spacer
Seleetor Lever Mounting Screw
Fiber Washer
Selector Lever
Lock Washer
Hex Nut
"Ct'Washer
Spring Washer
Felt Washer
Oil Fabric Washer
Drive Idler
Felt Washer
Oil Fabric Washer
Screw (Hex Hd. )
Plate
Drive Idler Mounting Plate
Drive Idler Arm
Hex Nut
Drive Idler Tension Spring
Fast ForwardSlide Mounting Brkt.
Screw
Lock Washer
Baseplate
Motor Pulley
Motor Mounting Screws
Lock Washer
Motor
Motor Fan
Fan Set Screw
Drive Idler Arm Shaft
Hex Nut
"Ct'Washer
Spring Washer
Oil Fabric Washer
Pressure Roller
Oil Fabric Washer
Washer
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Capstan
OiL Fabric Washer
Capstan ShaJt
Lug
Stiffing Plate
Hex Nut
Mounting Bracket
"C" Washer
Oil Fabric Washer
Rewind Drive Pulley
Rewind Drive Pulley Arm
Head Assembly Mounting Screw
Record-Playback Head
Record-Playback Head Mtg. Screw
Tape Guide Post
Tape Guide Post
Spacer
Record-Playback and Erase Head
Mounting Plate
Lock Washer
Hex Nut
Pressure Roller Arm
Spacer
Pressure Roller Arm ShaJt
Screw
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Rewind Drive Pulley Arm Tension
Spring
7 I/ 2 lps Capstan Storage Post
"C" Washer
Pressure Pad Assembiy Shaft
Erase Head
Pressure Pad Tension Spring
Pressure Pad
Pressure Pad Tension Spring(Coil)
Pressure Pad Arm Shaft
Pressure Pad
Pressure Pad Assembly
Pressure Pad Adjusting Screw
Pressure Pad Actuating Arm
Screw
Record Lock Button Protector
"C " Washer
Pressure RollerArm Hold-out
Lever
Pressure Roller Arm Hold-out
Lever Sha-ft
Spacer
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Rewind Belt Guide
Selector Lever Pivot
Washer
Record Lock Button
Selector Cam
Set Screw
Record Lock
Screw
Switch Cam Selector MountingBrkt
Switch Lever Tension Spring
Switch Cam Selector
Set Screw
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Detent Lever
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