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OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

-

S

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DOI:JBtE

CASSETTE

DECK

THE

FIRST NAME IN HIGH FIDELITY

NOTE:

Locate

serial

number

(shown on rear

panel of unit)

and

record

it here •

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~

RISK

OF

ElECTRIC

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~

SHOCK.

DO

NOT

OPEN!

~

CAUTION:

TO

REDUCE

THE

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK,

DO

NOT

REMOVE

COVER.

NO

USER-SERVICEABLE

PARTS

INSIDE

.

REFER

SERVICING

TO

QUALIFIED

SERVICE

PERSONNEL.

This

symbol

indicales

that

dangerous

volt-

age

constituting

a

risk

of

electric

shock

is

present

within

this

unit.

This

symbol

indicates

that

there

are

impor-

tant

operating

and

maintenance

instructions

in the

literature

accompanying

this

unit.

.

~

NOTE:

The photograph on the

cover

shows the unit

with

a

SILVER front panel.

The BLACK version is

identical

in all respects.

WARNING:

UNAUTHORIZED RECORDING OF

APPLICABLE

COPYRIGHT

LAWS.

c

-W50

SPECIFICATIONS

Motor

(2) DC

Governor

Cassette

Loading

(2)

Front

Drive

System

(2)

Capstan

Number

of

Heads

2/2

Head

Material

Hard

Permalloy/Ferrite

Operation

(2)

Powered

Mechanism

Wow

and

Flutter

Signal-to

-

Noise

Ratio (CCIR

Weighted)

Dolby'

NR OFF

Dolby'

NR ON B

Dolby'

NR

ON

C

Erase

RatiO

Channel

Separation

Signal

Crosstalk

Frequency

Response

1-

71SIPS

Normal

Tape

(±3

dB)

Cr02

Equivatent

Tape

(±3

dB)

Metal

Tape

(±3

dB)

Total

Harmonic

Distortion

at 0 VU

Fast

Forward/Rewind

Time

(C

-

60)

Level

Indicators

Inputs

(Sensitivity/Impedance)

Outputs

(Level

at

0

VU/lmpedance)

0.

06%WRMS

51dB

61

dB

70dB

40dB

70

dB

40

Hz-13

kHz

40

Hz -

14

kHz

40

Hz

-15

kHz

1.2

%

110

sec.

(2) LED

Meters

(2)

Line

100

mV/50

kfl

(2)

Line

500

mV/3.3

kfl

Tape

Selector

Switch

Normal,

Cr02

,

Metal

Tape

Counter

Mechanical

GENERAL

Power

Requirements

120VAC

±10%

(50/60

Hz)

15

Watts

Dimensions

(WxHxD)

17

.

33

"x4.

SS"xl

0.

25

"

Weight

(approx.)

101bs

.

'Dolby

is

a

registered

trademark

of

Dotby

Laboratories

Licensing

Corporation

.

Because

i

ts

products

are

subject

to

continuous

im-

provement,

Fisher

Corporation

reserves

the

right

to

modify

product

designs

and

specifications

without

notice

and

without

incurring

any

obligation

.

COPYRIGHTED MATERIAL MAY VIOLATE

FISHER CORPORATION

ASSUMES

NO

RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE UNAUTHORIZED DUPLICATION, USE

OR

OTHER ACTS

WHICH INFRINGE UPON THE RIGHTS OF COPYRIGHT OWNERS.

WARNING:

TO

AVOID THE

HAZARDS

OF

FIRE OR

ELECTRICAL

SHOCK, DO

NOT

EXPOSE THIS

APPLIANCE

TO

RAIN

OR OTHER MOISTURE.

2

PO

'A

T

...

This

Stereo Double Cassette

Deck

was developed by FISHER to give you many

years

of

enjoyment. Please read the

following

instructions

carefully. They have been prepared to

assist

you

during

the

initial

set-up

procedure

and to

assure

you of

optimum

performance

at all times.

THE

WARRANTY

ON

THIS UNITDOES NOT COVER DAMAGE CAUSED

BY

MISHANDLING OR MISUSE.

CONNECTING THE

DaUB E CASSETTE

DECK

CAUTION:

• Do not

plug

the

power

cord

of

the

amplifier

into an

AC

wall

outlet

until

after

all

connections

have been made.

• Be

sure

to make the

correct

connections,

paying

atten-

tion to the L (left

channel)

and

R (right channel), and

LINE OUT

and

UNE

IN

marks. Plug in the

cables

securely.

Loose

connections

will

resu!lt in

unsatisfac-

tory

sound

reproduction

or

cause

noise problems.

Refer to Fig. 1 below.

o LINE

IN

(RECORD)

Jacks

...

Connection

of

recording

cables

between the

double

cassette

deck

and

the

amplifier

should

be made as

follows:

Connect

the LINE

IN

L

jack

of

the

double

eassette

deck

to the

TAPE

REC OUT LEFT

output

jack

of

the

amplifier.

Connect

the LINE

IN

R

jack

of

the

double

cassette

deck

to the TAPE REC OUT RIGHT

output

jack

of

the amplifier.

w

rz.

LINE OUT (PLAYBACK)

Jacks

...

Connection

of

playback

cables

between the

double

cassette

deck

and the ampll

ifier

should

be made as

follows:

Connect

the LINE OUT L

jack

of

the

double

cassette

deck

to the

TAPE

PB LEFT

input

jack

of the amplifier.

Connect

the LINE OUT R

jack

of

the

double

cassette

deck

to the

TAPE

PB RIGHT

input

jack

of

the amplifier.

8

AC

(Power Cord)

...

After

completing

installation

and all

connections,

make

sure

that

the POWER

switch

on the

front

panel of

the

double

cassette

deck

is

set

to OFF. Then

plug

the

powe

cord

into

an

AC

wall outlet.

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Fig. 1

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OPERATION

This

section

describes

the

double

cassette

deck's

controls

in

the

order

in

which

you wouild

normally

use

them.

Follow

the

instructions

in a

step-by-step

sequence

and

in a very

short

time

you

will

master

complete

operation

of

the

unit.

clt~

.

-

;

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......

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~

FISHER

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a

DECK 1

..............................

PLAYBACK

ONLY

DECK 2

.........................

RECORD/PLAYBACK

o POWER

Switch

(DECKS 1, 2)

...

Set

the

VOLUME

control

of

your

amplifier

to

the

posi-

tion

marked

"0"

(minimum)

before

switching

on

the

power.

By

gently

depressing

the

POWER

switch,

the

unit

is

swilched

on.

Simultaneously,

the

POWER

indicator

will

light

up.

To

switch

the

power

off,

release

the

switch

by

depressing

it

again.

o POWER

Indicator

(DECKS

1,2)

...

Lights

up

when

the

POWER

switch

is

depressed.

8

STOP/EJECT

Button

(DECK 1

only)

...

Stops

tape

movement

of DECK 1.

When

depressed

once,

it

unlocks

all

other

buttons

(except

the

PAUSE

button)

of DECK 1 and

stops

the

tape movement.

When

depressed

a

second

time,

the

cassette

compartment

of

DECK 1

will

open

and

eject

the

cassette.

o

Cassette

Compartment

Lid (DECK 1

only)

...

Depress

the

STOP/EJECT

button

of

DECK 1 to

open

the

cassette

compartment.

To

close

the

compartment,

gently

push

the

compartment

lid.

In

case

the

compart-

ment

does

not

close,

check

if

the

cassette

is

inserted

properly.

DO NOT

use

force.

9 PLAY

Button

(DECK 1

only)

...

For

playback

of

recorded

cassettes.

To

stop

tape

transport

temporarily

during

playback,

depress

the

PAUSE

button

of DECK 1.

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Fig. 2

o REW

(Rewind)

Button

(DECK 1

only)

...

Rewinds

tape

rapidly

to

the

left

hand

reel. If

depressed

while

the

PLAY

button

of DECK 1 is

depressed,

DECK

1

wiH

rewind

to

the

unrecorded

space

on N1e tape

and

then

play

back

automatically.

O F-FWD (Fast

Forward)

Button

(DECK 1

only)

...

Moves

tape

rapidly

to

the

right

hand

reel. If

depressed

while

the

PLAY

button

of DECK 1 is

depressed,

the

tape

will

advance

to

the

unrecorded

space

and

then

play

the

n

ext

se

'

lection.

o PAUSE

Button

(DECK 1

only)

...

Instantly

stops

tape

movement

while

DECK 1 i,s in

play-

back

mode.

When

the

button

is

depressed

a

second

time,

operation

is

resumed.

NOTE:

When

the

PAUSE

button

of DECK 1 is

depressed,

while

DECK 1 is in

the

fast

forward

or

rewind

mode,

the

tape

does

not

stop

running

until

fast

forward

or

rewind

operation

is

completed.

STOP/EJECT

Button

(DECK 2

only)

...

Stops

tape

movement

of

DECK 2.

When

depressed

once,

it

unlocks

all

other

buttons

(except

the

PAUSE

button)

of DECK 2

and

stops

the

tape

movement.

When

depressed

a

second

time,

the

cassette

compartment

of

DECK 2

will

open

and

eject

the

cassette.

m

Cassette

Compartment

Lid

(DECK 2

only)

...

Depress

the

STOP/EJECT

button

of DECK 2 to

open

the

cassette

compartment.

To

close

the

compartment,

gently

push

the

compartment

lid. In

case

the

compart-

ment

does

not

close,

check

if

the

cassette

is

inserted

properly.

DO NOT

use

force.

4

i

PLAY

Button

(DECK 2

only)

..

.

For

playback

of

recorded

cassettes.

To

stop

tape

transport

temporarily

during

playback,

depress

the

PAUSE

button

of

DECK

2.

Playback

can

also

be

started

by

a

connected

audio

timer

. See page 10.

414

REC (Record)

Button

(DECK 2 only) .

..

Depress

the REC

button

and

while

holding

it,

depress

the PLAY

button

of

DECK 2 to record.

The

REC

button

will

remain

locked

if no

cassette

or

one

with

erase

guard

tabs removed is

inserted,

or

while

DECK 2 is in

the

playback

mode

with

the PLAY

button

depressed.

Never

force

this

button

.

To

stop

recording

temporarily

,

depress

the PAUSE

button

of

DECK 2.

When

recording

with

an

external

audio

timer,

depress

the POWER

switch

on

the

double

cassette

deck

to the

ON

position

and

depress

the

REC

button

and

while

holding

it,

depress

the PLAY

button

. The

connected

audio

timer

will

switch

the

power

on. For

details

see

page

10

.

4J)

REW (Rewind)

Button

(DECK 2 only)

...

Rewinds

tape

rapidly

to the

left

hand reel.

4J)

F-FWD (Fast Forward)

Button

(DECK 2

only)

...

Moves

tape

rapidly

to the

right

hand reel.

4»

PAUSE

Button

(DECK 2

only)

..

.

InstanHy

stops

tape movement

while

DECK 2 is in

either

recording

or

playback

mode. When the

button

is

depressed

a

second

time,

operation

is resumed.

NOTE:

~

When the PAUSE

button

of

DECK 2 is

depressed

,

while

DECK 2 is in the

fast

forward

or

rewind

mode, the

tape

does

not

stop

running

until

fast forward

or

rewind

operation

is

completed

.

4D

SYNCHRO START

Switch

(DECKS

1,2)

...

For

synchro

dubbing

from DECK 1 to DECK 2

or

for

recording

from

line

input

to DECK 2. Set

according

to

the

input

source

to be

recorded.

Also

to

select

sequen-

tial

playback

or

playback

from

both

DECK 1 and DECK

2.

SEQ.

PLAY

position

(button out): For

sequential

playback

from DECK 1 to DECK 2

or

from DECK 2 to

DECK

1,

or

for

record

i,ng from the

amplifier

through

LINE IN

jacks

to DECK 2.

DUBBING

position

(button

in): For

synchro

dubbing

from DECK 1 to DECK

2,

or

for

playback

from

both

DECK 1 and DECK 2.

4D

INPUT LEVEL

Indicators

(DECKS 1, 2)

...

Aid in

adjusting

optimum

recording

levels

with

the

SYNCHRO START

switch

released to the SEQ. PLAY

position

on

DECK 2.

They

may be

used

for

continuous

monitoring

to

provide

an

instantaneous

indication

of

channel

output

for DECK 1

and/or

DECK 2.

4D

INPUT LEVEL

Controls

(DECK 2 only)

...

For

independent

adjustment

of

each

channel's

record-

ing level for

precise

balancing

of

stereo

signals

with

the SYNCHRO START

switch

released to the SEQ.

PLAY

position

on DECK 2.

With

the SYNCHRO START

switch

depressed

to the

DUBBING

position

,

recording

level

cannot

be

adjusted

by the INPUT LEVEL

controls.

Signals

to be

dubbed

from DECK 1 to DECK 2 are

directly

recorded

on DECK

2.

41>

COUNTER

Numbers

(DECK 2 only)

...

Used as a

reference

when

recording

or

playing

back

tapes.

W RESET

Button

(DECK 2

only)

...

Resets tape

counter

to

"000

."

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DECK-2

TAPE SELECTOR

Switches

(DECK 2

only)

. . .

Select

proper

recording

bias

and

also

the

recording

or

playback

equalization

for

the type

of

tape being used.

-For METAL tapes,

depress

both

switches

.

For

Cr02

(chromium

dioxide

or

equivalent)

tapes,

depress

left-hand

switch,

and release

right-hand

switch

.

-For

NORMAL

(low noise,

ferric

oxide) tapes, release

both

switches.

NOTE:

Operation

of

tape

selector

for DECK is

automatic,

with no

external

setting

required

.

o

DOLBY'

NR

Switches

(DECKS 1, 2) .

..

The

DOLBY

ON/OFF

switch

activates

the

DOLBY

Noise

Reduction

System

dur

ing

recording

(DECK 2)

and

playback

(DECKS 1, 2).

Depress

to the ON

position

when

playing

back

a tape

recorded

with

Dolby NR.

The

DOLBY

B/C

switch

selects

either

the

DOLBY

B-

or

C-type

NR

with

the

DOLBY

ON/OFF

switch

in the

ON

position

.

To

select

Dolby

B,

depress

the

DOLBY

NR

sw

i,

tch

to

ON and release the

DOLBY

B/C

switch

to B

position

.

To

select

Dolby

C,

depress

the

DOLBY

NR

switch

to

ON and

depress

the

DOLBY

B/C

switch

to C

position.

The

DOLBY-C

indicator

will

light

up

when

Dolby

C po-

sition is

selected

.

NOTE:

When

dubbing

from DECK 1 to DECK

2,

the

Dolby

NR

circuits

are

automatically

set in the OFF

position

even

with

the

left-hand

DOLBY

NR

switch

depressed

to the

ON

position

or

both

DOLBY

NR

switches

depressed

.

• 'Dolby' and the

double-D

symbol

are

trademarks

of

Dolby

Laboratories

Licensing

Corporation

.

Noise I

Reduction

System

manufactured

under

license

from Dolby

Laboratories

Licensing

Corporation.

@)

DOLBY-C

Indicator

(DECKS

1,2)

...

Lights

up when both

DOLBY

NR

switches

are

de-

pressed

.

NOTE:

When

dubbing

from DECK 1 to DECK

2,

the

DOLBY-C

i

ndicator

will

go

out

even

with

both

DOLBY

NR

switches

depressed

.

fZ)

PHONES

Jack

(DECKS

1,

2) .

..

Provides for

headphone

monitoring

during

recording

(DECK 2) as well

as

listening

during

playback

(DECKS

1, 2).

5

CASSETTE TAPES

CHECKING THE CASSETTES

Before

inserting

a

cassette

into

either

deck,

make

sure

that

the tape has no

slack

. If the tape is

slack,

use

a

pencil

or

similar

object

to

take

it up on one

of

the reels. (Fig. 3)

TO INSERT A CASSETTE INTO EITHER DECK

Depress

the

STOP/EJECT

button

of

that

deck

.

Depress

it

again if

any

of the

other

buttons

were

in the

depressed

po-

sition.

Insert

the

cassette

with

the

full reel to the left

and

with

tape slots at bottom.

The

cassette

will

fit

into

the

cassette

compartment

only

in the

correct

position

.

Close

the

cassette

compartment

by

gently pressing

in on the lid

at top center.

TO

EJECT A CASSETTE FROM EITHER DECK

Depress

the STOP/EJECT

button

of

that

deck

. i2epress it

again if

any

of

the

other

buttons

were

in the

depressed

po

-

sition

and

eject

the cassette.

To

use the

other

side

of the

cassette,

turn

it over and

reinsert

it

into

the

cassette

com-

partment. "

;,.

RECOMMENDED CASSETTE TAPES

In

order

to

obtain

optimum

performance,

it is

essential

that

you

use

only

high

quality

cassette

tapes

.

The

bias

(DECK

2)

and

equalization

(DECKS

1,

2)

of

your

double

cassette

deck

are

adjusted

to

yield

excellent

results

if

used

with

brand

name tapes,

such

as

TDK, BASF,

Maxell

,

Scotch

,

Memorex, Ampex and Fuji. Use

C-30

,

C-60

and

C-90

cassettes

only

.

We

do not

recommend

the

C-120

cassettes

because

they

are

subject

to

mechanical

instability

and

proper

and

constant

tape

tension

cannot

be

controlled.

DOUBl CASS

TTE

FULL AUTOMATIC STOP SYSTEMS

Both

decks

have full

automatic

stop

systems.

After

one

side

of

a tape has

played

to the end, the PLAY

button

of

DECK 1

or

2 is released

by

the

automatic

stop

mechanism

and

the tape

stops

automatically

.

The

automatic

stop

mechanism

operates

in the RECORD mode (DECK 2),

PLAY,

REW

or

F-FWD modes (DECKS

1,

2).

TO STOP THE TAPE ON EITHER DECK

Depress

the

STOP/EJECT

button

of

DECK 1

or

2

once

in

any

mode: RECORD (DECK 2),

PLAY,

REW, F-FWD

(DECKS

1,2)

.

Fig. 3

SAFEGUARD AGAINST ACCIDENTAL ERASURE

Every time a

recording

is made on DECK

2,

the

on the tape is erased

automatically

.

To

prolect

valuable

recordings

from

accidental

erasure,

both

the

cassette

and

DECK 2

are

equipped

with

special

safe-

guards.

Cassettes

have two

tabs

on the back. If you

wish

to

pre-

serve the

recording

on a cassette,

break

out

the

tabs

with

a

knife

or

key. Remove tab A

at

the

right

to preserve

sound

on SIDE 1 and tab B for SIDE 2. (Fig. 4)

The

resulting

opening

interlocks

with

the REC

button

of

DECK 2.

The

REC

button

cannot

be

depressed

when

a

cassette

that

has

no

erase

guard

tabs

is

inserted

. If you

want

to

re-record

the tape, cover the

opening

with

adhesive

tape.

TABA Fig. 4

N

NOTE:

To

prevent damage to the

pinch

rollers,

always

depress

the

STOP/EJECT

button

before

switching

the

power

off

when

in the

recording

mode (DECK

2)

or

playback

mode (DECKS

1

and

2).

PAUSE BUTTONS

Both

decks

have

convenient

PAUSE

buttons

which

stop

the tape temporarily.

While

preparing

your

or

program,

depress

the PAUSE button. When you

want

to

continue

recording

(DECK 2)

and/or

playback

(DECK 1

or

2),

depress

the PAUSE

button

again to release it.

When

the

tape

movement

has

to be

interrupted

for a longer

period

of

time,

depress

the

STOP/EJECT

button

to

prevent

tape

damage.

6

FAST FORWARD AND REWI'ND (DECKS 1 and

2)

To

skip

a

selection

on the tape,

depress

the

F-FWD

or

REW

button.

The

tape wi'" then

run

faster

than normal speed.

After

winding

or

rewinding

to

the

desired

program,

depress

the

STOP/EJECT

button.

When

the

beginning

or end

of

the

tape is l eached, the F-FWD

or

REW

button

will

release au-

tomatically

. .

3-DIGIT

TAPE COUN,TER (DECK

2)

This

counter

assists

you in

identifying

the

beginning

and

end of

each

recorded

selection

and

in

locating

a

specific

selection

quickly

. When

recording,

observe

the reading on

the

counter

at

the

start

and

finish

of

each

recording

and

note

this

on the

cassette

. To

set

the tape

counter

to

"000,"

push

the

RESET

button

.

AUTO

TAP"E

SELECT MECHANISM ON DECK 1

When a

cassette

is

inserted,

the

auto

tape

select

mecha-

nism is

activated

and

the

type

of

tape is

identified

by the

sensing

holes

of

the

cassette

.

Simultaneously,

the

optimum

equalization

for

the

inserted

tape is

adjusted

automatically

.

DECK-2

TAPE SELECTOR SWITCHES

This

double

cassette

deck

has two TAPE SELECTOR

switches

for METAL,

Cr02

and

NORMAL

tapes when

using

DECK 2. They

select

the

proper

recording

bias

and

also

the

recording

and

playback

equalization

for the type of

tape

being

used. For

best

results,

set to

correspond

to the

type

of

tape being used before

recording

or

playback

.

For METAL tapes

...

depress

both

switches.

For

Cr02

(chromium

dioxide

or

equivalent)

tapes ...

depress

left-hand

switch,

release righ,t-hand

switch

.

For

NORMAL

(low noise,

ferric

oxide)

tapes

..

.

\.

release

both

switches.

DOLBY·

NR SWITCHES (DECKS 1,

2)

Depress

to

the

ON

posHion for

recording

(DECK 2) and

playback

(DECKS

1,2)

to

improve

signal-to-noise

ratio.

The

Dolby

Noise

Reduction

system

consists

of

switchable

recording

(DECK

2)

and

playback

(DECKS 1, 2) Dolby NR

circuits

. If the

switches

are set

incorrectly,

optimum

perfor-

mance

will

not be obtained. For

instance,

if a tape

recorded

with

the Dolby NR

circuit

is

played

back

with

the

DOLBY

NR

switch

in the OFF position,

the

treble

will

be

excessively

emphasized, a'nd the

resulting

sound

will

not be

pleasing

;

or

if a tape

recorded

without

the

Dolby

NR

circuit

is played

back

with

the

DOLBY

NR

switch

in

the

ON

position, then

the

treble

will

be

suppressed

and

the

resulting

sound

will

be

unsatisfactory

.

This

unit

is

equipped

with t,he

Dolby

B-type

NR

system

for

decoding

and

playback

of

recorded

Dolby

B-type

NR

encoded

tapes.

In

addition

to Dolby

B-type

NR,

this

unit

also has

Dolby

C-type

NR. With a noise

reduction

capability

of

up

to

20

dB, Dolby

C-type

NR

virtually

eliminates

all tape

noise

.

Dolby

C-type

also

extends

the

dynamic

range and

frequen-

cy

response

for

noise-free

playback.

NOTE:

When

dubbing

from DECK 1 to DECK 2, the Dolby NR

cir-

cuits

are

automatically

set in the OFF

position

even

with

the

left-hand

DOLBY

NR

switch

depressed

to the ON

posi-

tion

or

both

DOLBY

NR

switches

depressed.

•

Dolby

is a registered

trademark

of Dolby

Laboratories

Licensing

Corporation.

ASF (Auto Search Function) System (DECK 1)

The

ASF logic

automatically

locates

program

selections

on

a tape by

detect

,ing the

silent

unrecorded

spaces

between

program

selections

on

the

tape. The

automatic

program

search

operation

differs

according

to the

direction

in

which

the ASF

mechanism

is made to

work

(fast forward

or

rewind).

• To

skip

the program you are

now

listening

to and move

onto

the

Depress

the

F-FWO

button

w

~

th

the PLAY button

de-

pressed. When

the

ASF

mechanism

detects

a

silent

unrecorded

space, the F-FWD

button

releases

auto-

matically

and

play

begins.

To

s'

kip

several programs,

repeat

the

operation

.

•

To

listen

to the

same

program again:

Depress

the

REW

button

with

the PLAY

button

de-

pressed. When

the

ASF

mechanism

detects

a

silent

unrecorded

space, the REW

button

releases

automati-

cally

and

play

begins

.

• To

stop

the tape

temporarily

after

a program has been

located:

Depress

the

PAUSE

button

and

then

the

F-FWD

or

REW

button

with

the

PLAY

button

depressed

. When

the ASF

mechanism

detects

a

silent

unrecorded

space, the F-FWD

or

REW

button

will

release

automati-

cally

and the tape

will

stop.

Depress

the PAUSE button

again to resume

playback.

The ASF

cannot

detect

silent

spaces

less

than 4

seconds

long

and

t'herefore

will

not

operate

properly

in some

situa-

tions

.

For

example

:

When

the

spaces

between

selections

are too short.

When a high level of

noise

has been

recorded

between

selections.

When

music

with

extremely

quiet

passages is

record-

ed.

When

conversa

,

tions

wit

lh long

pauses

are

recorded

.

LISTENING TO CASSETTE TAPES WITH EITHER

DECK 1 OR DECK 2

First,

depress

the TAPE MONITOR

switch

of

the

amplifier

.

Make

sure

that

you turn

down

the

VOLUME

control

on

the

amplifier

before

operating

either

deck.

1.

Depress

the POWER

switch

of

the

amplifier

to

switch

on the

power

.

2.

Depress

the POWER

switch

of the

double

cassette

deck

to

switch

on the power.

3.

Depress

the

STOP/EJECT

button of DECK 1

or

2.

4. Insert a

pre-recorded

cassette

into

the

conlPartment

with

the

side

to be played

facing

you.

Close

the

com-

partment

lid.

5. When DECK 2 is used,

set

the

DECK-2

TAPE

SELECTOR

switches

according

to the

type

of

tape

being used (METAL,

Cr02

or

NORMAL). .

6.

Depress

the

left-hand

DOLBY

NR

switch

to the ON po-

sition

for

pre-recorded

cassettes

recorded

with

Dolby

Noise

Reduction

system.

If

playing

a tape

recorded

with

Dolby

C-type

NR,

depress

the

right-hand

DOLBY

NR

switch

to

the

C position. The

DOLBY-C

indicator

will

light

up. For all

other

pre-recorded

cassettes,

release the

left-hand

DOLBY

NR

switch

to

the

OFF po-

sition.

7. Depress

the

PLAY

button.

Playback

will

begin.

8.

Adjust

the

amplifier's

VOLUME, BALANCE and

GRAPHIC EQUALIZER

controls

to

your

preference.

7

9.

When

you

want

to

use

the ASF

system,

depress

the

F-FWD or REW

button

of

DECK 1. Refer to "ASF (Auto

Search

Function)

System."

1O.

To

stop

the

playback

temporarily,

depress

the

PAUSE

button.

Depress

it again to

resume

playback.

11. When

playback

of

one

side

is completed, the

deck

will

stop

automatically

.

Depress

the

STOP/EJECT

button,

turn

the

cassette

over and

reinsert

it to

play-the

other

side.

12. Release the POWER

switch

to

the

OFF

position

.

NOTE:

Be

sure

to release

the

TAPE MONITOR

switch

of

the

amplifier

after

playback

is

completed.

When DECK 1

and

DECK 2 are both in

the

playback

mode

with

the

SYNCHRO START

switch

depressed

to

the

DUBBING position,

recorded

material from DECK 1

and

DECK 2

will

be

reproduced

simultaneously;

how-

ever, the

sound

heard

will

be a

mixture

of DECK 1

and

DECK 2

programs

.

IMPORTANT NOTE:

During

playback

from both DECK 1 and DECK

2,

the

SYNCHRO START

switch

must

be in

the

DUBBING

position.

Do not release

the

SYNCHRO

START

switch

to

the

SEQ. PLAY

position

.

If

the

SYNCHRO START

switch

is released,

this

will

cause

the

motor

mechanism

on DECK 2 to

stop

and there is a

possibility

that

the

tape

may be

damaged

.

Also

, if the

STOP/EJECT

button

is

depressed

in

the above

condition

with

the

motor

mechanism

stopped,

the

cassette

compartment

lid

will

not

open. In

this

case, immediateloy

depress

the

SYNCHRO START

switch

to

the

DUBBING

p~si

tion.

SEQUENTIAL PLAYBACK

First,

depress

the

TAPE MONITOR

switch

of

the

amplifier

.

Make

sure

that

you

turn

down

the

VOLUME

control

on

the

amplifier

before

operating

both

decks

.

1.

Depress

the POWER

switch

of

the

amplifier

to

switch

on

the

power.

2.

Depress

the

POWER

switch

of

the

double

cassette

deck

to

switch

on

the

power.

3.

Depress

both

STOP/EJECT

buttons

.

4.

Insert

a

pre-recorded

cassette

into

each

compartment

with

the

side

to be played

facing

you.

Close

each

com-

partment

lid.

5. Set the

DECK-2

TAPE SELECTOR

switches

according

to the type of tape

being

used (METAL,

Cr02

or

NORMAL).

6.

Depress

the

left-hand

DOLBY

NR

switch

to

the

ON

po-

sition

for

pre-recorded

cassettes

recorded

with

Dolby

Noise

Reduction

system

. If

playing

a tape

recorded

with

Dolby

C-type

NR,

depress

the

right-hand

DOLBY

NR

switch

to

the

C position. The

DOLBY

-C

indicator

will

light

up. For all

other

pre-recorded

cassettes,

release the

left-hand

DOLBY

NR

switch

to the OFF

po-

sition

.

7. Be

sure

to release

the

SYNCHRO

START

switch

to

the

SEQ. PLAY position.

8.

Depress

the PLAY

button

on

either

deck.

For example,

depress

the PLAY

button

of DECK

1.

DECK 1

begins

playing

back.

9.

During

playback

on

PECK

1,

depress

the PLAY

button

of

DECK 2 to set to

standby

mode for

playback.

10.

Adjust

the

amplifier's

VOLUME, BALANCE and

GRAPHIC EQUALIZER

controls

to

your

preference

.

11

. To

stop

the

playback

temporarily,

depress

the

PAUSE

button

of

DECK 1.

Depress

it again to

resume

play-

back.

12. When

the

tape on DECK 1 is

wound

completely

to the

right hand reel, DECK 1

will

stop

automatically

and

DECK 2

will

begin

playing

back.

13.

After

DECK 2 has

started

playing

back,

depress

the

STOP/EJECT

button

of DECK 1,

turn

the

cassette

over

and

reinsert

it to

play

the

other

side

. Then

depress

the

PLAY

button

of DECK 1 to

set

to

standby

mode for

playback.

14. If you

want

to

play

back

the

same

side

of

the

tape on

DECK 1 again

during

playback

on DECK 2,

depress

the

SYNCHRO START

switch

to the DUBBING

position

and

depress

the

HEW

button

of DECK 1.

After

rewind-

ing

the

tape

completely,

DECK 1

will

stop

automatical-

ly. Then release the SYNCHRO START

switch

to the

SEQ. PLAY

position

again and

depress

the PLAY

button

of

DECK 1 to

set

to

standby

mode for

playback.

15. If the PLAY

button

of DECK 2

is

depressed

first, the

op-

eration

will

be reversed

(substitute

2 for 1 in the above

explanation)

.

To

play

back

sequentially

, repeat

steps

9 to

13

.

16.

To

stop

the

playback

completely,

depress

the

STOP/

EJECT

button

during

playback

.

17. Release

the

POWER

switch

to

the

OFF position.

RECORDING LEVEL ADJUSTMENT (DECK 2)

The

adjustments

of the

recording

level

with

the SYNCHRO

START

switch

released

to

the

SEQ. PLAY

position

on

DECK 2 have a great

effect

on the

recording

result. It is

im-

portant

that ,t'he level be set

as

high

as

possible

so

that

it is

very

close

to

the

saturation

level if

you

want

to

make

a

recording

with

minimal

distortion

and

tape hiss.

While

observing

the INPUT LEVEL

indicators,

adjust

the

recording

level

with

the INPUT LEVEL

controls

as

follows:

•

Optimum

Recording

Level:

Adjust

the

recording

level so

that

all

the

indicators

up

to

"0

dB"

light

during

the

loudest

portion

of

your

recording. (No

practical

problems

are posed even if all

the

indicators

up to

"+3

dB"

light

momentarily.)

•

Excessively

High

Recording

Level:

If all

the

indicators

up

to

"+6

dB"

light,

this

may

result

in

distorted

sound

being

recorded

on

the

tape.

•

Excessively

Low

Recording

Level:

If all the

indicators

up to

"-10

dB"

light

momentarily,

this

may

result

in

excessive

nOise being

recorded

on

the

tape.

CASSETTERECORDING WITH DECK 2

1.

Switch

the

power

on to all

components

being used.

2. Set

the

function

switch

on the

amplifier

to the program

source

you

want

to

record

: PHONO, TUNER, CD

or

AUX.

3. If

recording

from a tuner,

set

the

tuner's

band

button

to

FM

or

AM.

4. Release

the

SYNCHRO START

switch

to the SEQ.

PLAY pOSition.

5.

Depress

the

STOP/EJECT

button

of

DECK 2.

Insert

a

cassette

into

the

compartment

with

the

side

to be

recorded

facing

you. When

using

an

unrecorded

cassette,

the full reel

will

.be on the left

side

.

Close

the

compartment

lid.

8

6.

Set

the

DECK-2

TAPE SELECTOR

switches

according

to

the

type

of tape

being

used (METAL,

Cr02

or

NORMAL).

7.

Depress

the

r

eft-hand

DOLBY

NR

sw

i

tch

if you

wish

to

record

with

the noise

reduction

system. If you

wish

to

record

with the Dolby

C-type,

depress

the

right-hand

DOLBY

NR

switch

too. The

DOLBY-C

ir:!dicator

will

light

up.

8. Push the RESET

button

of

the tape

cou

nter

to

reset

to

"000."

9.

Depress

the

PAUSE

button

of

DECK 2.

10

.

Depress

the REC

button

and

while

holding

.it,

depress

the PLAY

button.

DECK 2 is now

ready

for

recording

.

11

. Adj,

ust

the

recording

level

with

the INPUT LEVEL

con-

trols

so

that

the

"a

dB"

INPUT LEVEL

indicators

are

il-

luminated

. Refer to RECORDING LEVEL ADJUST-

MENT

section

.

12

.

After

setting

the

proper

recording

levels,

start

record-

ing by

depressing

the PAUSE

button

a

second

time.

You are now

recording.

If you wish to

stop

record

ing

temporarily

without

resetting

the REC

and

PLAY

but-

tons,

depress

the

PAUSE button.

Depress

the PAUSE

button

again to

resume

recording

.

13

.

When

recording

is

finished,

depress

the

STOP/EJECT

button

once. If the tape

is

wound

completely

to

the

right

hand

reel

while

recording

, DECK 2 will

stop

auto-

matically

.

14. To

record

side

2 of the tape,

depress

the

STOP/EJECT

button

twice

to

eject

the

cassette.

Turn the

cassette

over,

reinsert

it and

close

the

compartment

lid. To

begin

recording

again,

repeat

steps

6 to 13.

15

. Release

the

POWER

switch

to the OFF

position

.

ERASURE (DECK

2)

During

recording

with

DECK

2,

all·

previously

~ecorded

material is

erased

automatically

. If you

wish

to erase

with-

out

recording

new

material,

follow

this

procedure:

1.

Insert

the

cassette

property

with

the s,ide to be

erased

facing

you.

2. Release the SYNCHRO START

switch

to the SEQ.

PLAY

position

.

3.

Slide

the

LEFT

and

RIGHT INPUT LEVEL

controls

to

the

"a"

position

.

4.

Set

the

DECK-2

TAPE SELECTOR

switches

according

to

the

type of tape

being

used (METAL,

Cr02

or

NORMAL).

5.

Depress

the REC

button

and

while

holding

it.

depress

the PLAY

button

of DECK

2.

The

side

of the tape

facing

you

will

be

erased

.

6.

To

stop

tape

transport

,

depress

the

STOP/EJECT

button

of

DECK 2.

7.

To

erase

the

other

side,

turn

the

cassette

over

and

repeat

steps

1

through

6.

SVNCHRO DUBBING F,ROM DECK 1

TO

DECK 2

First.

depress

the

TAPE MONITOR

switch

of

the

amplifier

.

Make

sure

that

you turn

down

the VOLUME

control

on the

amplifier

before

operating

both

decks

.

1.

Depress

the

POWER

switch

to

the

ON position.

2.

Depress

the

SYNCHRO

START

switch

to the

DUBBING

position

.

3.

Depress

the

STOP/EJECT

button

of

DECK 1.

Inse

rt a

pre

-

recorded

cassette

into

the

compartment

with

the

side

to be'

played

facing

you.

Close

the

compartment

lid

of

DECK 1.

4. Depress the

STOP/EJECT

button

of

DECK 2.

Insert

a

cassette

into

the

compartment

with

the

side

to be

recorded

facing

you. When

using

an

unrecorded

cassette, t'he

fu

II

reel

will

be on

the

left

side

. Close the

compartment

,lid

of

DECK 2.

5. Set the

DECK-2

TAPE SELECTOR

switches

according

to the type

of

tape

being

used

(METAL,

Cr02

or

NORMAL).

6. Push

the

RESET

button

of

the tape

counter

to

reset

to

"

000."

7. To set to

standby

mode for

synchro

dubbing,

depress

the REC

button

and

while

hold

ing it,

depress

the

PLAY

button

of

DECK 2.

8.

Start

synchro

dubbing

by

depressing

the PLAY

button

of

DECK 1. You

are

now

dubbing.

9. To

stop

dubbing

temporarily,

depress

the PAUSE

button

of

DECK 1. DECK 1

and

DECK 2

will

stop

simul-

taneously

.

Depress

the

PAUSE

button

of

DECK 1 again

to

resume

dubbing.

10

.

During

dubbing,

to

use

the ASF

system

on DECK

1,

depress

the

F-FWD

or

REW

button

of

DECK

1.

During

ASF program

search

operation,

DECK 2 is

set

auto-

matically

to the

standby

mode.

After

program

search

is

completed

, DECK 2

starts

automatically

and

synchro

dubbing

will

resume

.

11

. When

dubbing

is

finished

,

depress

the

STOP/EJECT

buttons

of

DECKS

1

and

2 once. If the tape is

wound

completely

to

the

right

hand

reel

while

dubbing,

DECKS 1

and

2

will

stop

automatically

.

12

.

To

dub

side

2 of

the

tape,

depress

the

STOP/EJECT

buUons of DECKS 1

and

2

twice

to

eject

the

cassettes.

Turn

the

cassettes

over,

reinsert

them

and

close

the

compartment

lids. To begin

dubbing

again,

repeat

steps

5 to 11.

13. Release the POWER

switch

to the

O~F

position

.

NOTE:

When

dubbing

from DECK 1 to DECK

2,

the

Dolby

NR

circuits

are

automatically

set

in

the

OFF

position

even

with

the

left-hand

DOLBY

NR

switch

depressed

to

the

ON

position

or both

DOLBY

NR

switches

depressed.

When

a tape

recorded

with

the

Dolby

NR

system

is

played

back

with

DECK

1,

the

Dolbyized

sounds

are

directly

dubbed

into

DECK 2. However,

the

sounds

reproduced

through

the

speakers

connected

to

the

amplifier

and PHONES

jack

will be

excessively

empha-

sized in the

treble

range

while

the

dubbing

process

is

in

progress

.

The INPUT LEVEL

indicators

show

the

playback

level

of

DECK 1

during

dubbing.

IMPORTANT NOTE:

In case

the

length

of

the

tape

inserted

in DECK 1 is

shorter

than

that

of

the tape

inserted

in DECK 2,

the PLAY

button

of

DECK 1

is

released

automati-

cally

at

the

end

of

the

tape

and

the

recording

oper-

ation

will

stop

simultaneously.

To

stop

DECK

2,

depress

the

STOP/EJECT

button

of

DECK

2.

If the length or the tape

inserted

in DECK 2

is

shorter

than that

of

the tape

inserted

in DECK 1,

the RECORD and

PLAY

buttons

of

DECK 2

will

be

released

automatically

at

the

end

of

the tape.

But

DECK 1

will

continue

to

play

back

until

it

reaches

its

end.

9

OPIERATING DECK 2 WITH AN EXTERNAL AUDIO ·

TIMER

1.

Switch

the

power

on to all

components

being used.

2. Set the SYNCHRO START

switch

to the SEQ. PLAY po-

sition

.

3.

Insert

a

cassette

with

the full reel on

the

left

side

.

4.

Depress

the PAUSE

button

of

DECK 2.

The"

depress

the REC

button

and

while

holding

it,

depress

the PLAY

button

of

DECK 2.

5.

Select

the program to be

recorded

and

adjust

the

recording

level. See CASSETTE RECORDING WITH

DECK 2

section

for

details

on

recording

procedure

.

6.

Depress

the STOP/EJECT

button

of DECK 2

after

set-

ting

the

recording

level.

Depress

the PAUSE

button

a

second

time, and then release the POWER

sw

i

tch

to

the OFF

posit

ion. Then

depress

the REC

button

and

while

holding

it,

depress

the

PLAY

button.

7. When you play

!b

ack

a

pre-reco

rded

cassette

using

'an

audio

timer,

insert

the

cassette,

release

the

POWER

switch

to the OFF position, and then

depress

the PLAY

button

of

DECK

2.

8. Refer to the

operating

instructions

manual

supplied

with

the

audio

timer.

9. Set

the

start

and

end

times on

the

audio

timer for

recording

or

playback

operation.

NOTE:

If you

use

a

C-60

cassette

you have

approximately

30

minutes

of

recording

time per side. The timer time

in-

terval

should

be set for more than

30

minutes

in

order

to

fully

recor

d the

30

minute

tape

.

After

the tape has

been

fully

recorded,

the

deck

will

switch

off

automati-

cally

.

10

. Set

the

timer

to

standby

mode (no

power

supplied

to

switched

AC

outlets)

.

11.

Connect

the

amplifier

to

the

switched

AC

outlet

on the

timer.

12

.

Depress

the

POWER

switch

on

the

double

cassette

deck

to

the

ON

position

.

NOTE:

The

power

to the

double

cassette

deck

will

now be

sup-

plied by the timer, and

the

double

cassette

deck

will

start

to

operate

once

the

timer

has

switched

on at

the

preset

time.

Before

the

double

cassette

decK is

prepared

for

timer

play-

back

or

timer

record

operation,

make

certain

that

the timer

sw

i

tch

is in the

standby

mode.

MAl

TENANCE

Please

remember

that

your

double

cassette

de

ck

is a These

particles

may be removed

with

a

cotton

swab

sensitive

electro-mechanical

device

which

needs

occa-

moistened

with

isopropyl

alcohol

or

special

head-

sional maintenance.

cleaning

fluid.

To

do

this

properly,

depress

the STOP/EJECT

buttons

of DECKS 1 and 2 to open the

cassette

compartments

.

Remove

any

cassettes

still

in the

compartments

and

WARNING:

switch

off

the deck.

Carefully

rub

the face

of

the heads

with

alcohol.

Also

clean

the

surfaces

of

the

capstans

FOR YOUR PERSONAL SAFETY DISCONNECT and

pinch

rollers

. (Fig. 5)

THE UNIT FROM THE AC POWER LINE BEFORE

PROCEEDING WITH CLEANING

OR

LUBRICA- 2.

Cleaning

the

cabinet

and viSible metal

parts

...

TION. Use a

clean

soft

cloth

moistened

with

.plain

lukewarm

water. Never use benzol,

benzine

or

other

strong

chemical

cleaners

since

these

could

damage the

1.

Cleaning

the heads,

pinch

rollers

and

capstans

...

finish

of

your

uni,

t.

It is

important

that

no

liquid

reaches

To

assure

continued

high

performance

from

your

the

inSides of the

double

cassette

deck

.

double

cassette

deck

,

periodically

clean

the heads,

pinch

rollers and

capstans

whenever

an

accumulation

of

dust

and

red-brown

oxide

particles

is

noticed

.

DUMMY

HEAD

DECK 1

DECK2

PLAYBACK HEAD PINCH ROLLER RECORD/PLAYBACK HEAD PINCH ROLLER

Fig.S

10

OUBLE HOOTI G

GU

DE

If you have followed the

instructions

in the CONNECTING and CONTROLS sections, and have

difficulty

operating

your

double

cassette deck, locate the SYMPTOM in the left column below.

Check

the

corresponding

POSSIBLE CAUSE and

CORRECTIVE ACTION

columns

to locate

and

remedy the problem.

SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE

No tape transport. The double

cassette

deck

is not plugged in

properly.

Cassette

is not inserted

properly

.

PAUSE button Is

depressed

.

No

playback

. The double

cassette

deck

is not

connected

properly.

The

amplifier

is not

set

properly

.

Recording

is

not

possible. Erase guard tabs on the

cassette

have been

removed.

The

double

cassette

~ck

is not

connected

properly.

INPUT LEVEL

controls

are

at

minimum

position

when

uSiFlg

wnh DECK ?

Tape heads are dirty.

SYNCHRO START

switch

is not

set

properly.

Playback

distorted.

Input

level too high.

DECK-2

TAPE SELECTOR

switches

In

the

wrong position when using with DECK

2.

Using the wrong type of tape for

this

double

cassette

deck.

Poor high

frequency

DECK-2

TAPE SELECTOR

switches

in the

reproduc

tion.

wrong

position when using with DECK

2.

Wrong type

of

tape.

Tape heads are dirty.

material Tape heads are

dirty

.

is not

or

only

partly erased.

Recordings

have Tape heads are dirty.

background

noise.

CORRECTIVE ACTION

Check

if the power

cord

is plugged in properly.

Insert

the

cassette

properly.

Depress the PAUSE button again.

Check

cables

between the double

cassette

deck

and

amplifier.

Depress the TAPE MONITOR

switch

on amplifier.

Use another cassette,

or

cover the opening with

adhesive tape.

Check

connections

between the

double

cassette

deck

and amplifier.

Slide INPUT LEVEL

controls

to the

correct

level.

Clean the heads.

Set SYNCHRO START

switch

to the

correct

position

.

Re-record

at

proper

level.

Set to the

correct

type

of

tape.

Change over to the proper type of tape.

Set to the

correct

type

of

tape.

Change to the

proper

type of tape.

Clean the heads.

11

IPS FOR SAFE OPERATION...

1. Location:

For safe operation and

satisfactory

performa-n.ce of the

double

cassette

deck, keep the

following

,in mind

when

selecting

a

place

for its installation.

•

Shelter

it from

direct

sunlight

and keep

it

away from

sources

of

intense

heat.

• Avoid

dusty

and

humid places.

• Avoid

places

where

there is not enough ventilation

for heat

dissipation.

2. When handling the

power

cord:

• Do not handle the power

cord

with

wet

hands.

• Do not pull on the

power

cord

when

disconnecting

it

from the AC wall outlet.

Grasp

it at the plug.

3.

Avoiding the hazards of

electrical

shock

or fire:

If,

by

accident,

water

is

spilled

on the

double

cassette

deck,

unplug

the power

cord

immediately and have the

unit

serviced by FISHER-authorized personnel. See

Item 5.

4. Cleaning:

Wipe the

front

panel and other

exterior

surfaces

of the

double

cassette

deck

with

a soft,

dry

cloth.

Stains

should

be removed

by

wiping

the

surfaces

with

a soft cloth immersed in lukewarm water and

wrung

dry.

Never

use

a

solvent

or alcohol. Do not

spray

insecticide

liquid near the

double

cassette

deck.

Such

chemicals

may

cause

surface

discoloration

and

cracking.

5. Servicing:

Should

this

double

cassette

deck

require service,

refer to the Fisher

service

station

list

supplied

with

the

unit.

If you

do

not have a

convenient

Fisher

service

station

nearby,

write

to the

Fisher

dealer

where

you

purchased

the unit. Be

sure

to give the model

number

and

explain

the problem. The

dealer

will

advise you how to obta1in

service.

~FISHER

®

THE

FIRST NAME IN HIGH FIDELITY

efOub-eftomlad®

FISHER CORPORATION,

21314

LASSEN ST,

REET.

CHATSWORTH CALIFORNIA

91311

Copyright

1984.

Fisher

Corporation. All

Rights

Reserved.

Printed

in

Japan

1426-4119-32162

CR-W50.

Issue

Number

1.

Fisher Studio-Standard CR-W50 User manual

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