Harman Kardon HK100M Owners Manual - Page 7

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Bias fine trim adjustment The BIAS FINE TRIM knob (21) allows you to adjust recording bias optimally for different brands and formulations of tape. Adjustment is not necessary for playback. To determine the proper adjustment, make a trial recording from a record you know well, and compare the record to the tape recording. If the tape provides excessive high frequency response, rotate the BIAS FINE TRIM knob (21) counterclockwise toward the hi cut setting. If the tape lacks high frequency response, rotate the BIAS FINE TRIM knob (21) toward the hi boost position. Continue trial recordings until the high frequency response on the tape recording and record are as close as possible. This is the correct setting only for the particular formulation and brand of tape in use. If you continue to use the same formulation and brand, readjustment is generally not necessary. But new adjustments should be made for different tapes. Output level control A convenient OUTPUT LEVEL control (23) is incorporated into the hk100M to match the output level of your tape deck with all your other equipment. This prevents bursts of high volume when switching from one program source to another. Headphones During recording, you may wish to monitor the program source with headphones. The jack marked HEADPHONES (22) is included for this purpose. We recommend low impedance headphones (less than 1000 ohms). With headphones in use, volume may be adjusted with the OUTPUT LEVEL control (23). Dolby* NR To improve signal-to-noise ratio on all recordings, the DOLBY NR system should be used both for recording and playback. To engage the Dolby NR system, press the DOLBY NR button (17) to its "on" position (in). Whenever the Dolby NR system is engaged, the DOLBY NR indicator (14) will light. Tapes recorded with Dolby NR should be labeled so you remember to engage the system during playback. NOTE: In some cases, recordings from FM broadcasts may contain more noise than was apparent during the original broadcast. To prevent this, place the MPX FILTER switch (18) in its "on" position while recording from FM broadcasts. *"Dolby" and the double D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.

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Bias
fine
trim
adjustment
The
BIAS
FINE
TRIM
knob
(21)
allows
you
to
adjust
recording
bias
optimally
for
different
brands
and
formulations
of
tape.
Adjustment
is
not
necessary
for
playback.
To
determine
the
proper
adjustment,
make
a
trial
recording
from
a
record
you
know
well,
and
compare
the
record
to
the
tape
recording.
If
the
tape
provides
exces-
sive
high
frequency
response,
rotate
the
BIAS
FINE
TRIM
knob
(21)
counterclock-
wise
toward
the
hi
cut
setting.
If
the
tape
lacks
high
frequency
response,
rotate
the
BIAS
FINE
TRIM
knob
(21)
toward
the
hi
boost
position.
Continue
trial
recordings
until
the
high
frequency
response
on
the
tape
recording
and
record
are
as
close
as
possible.
This
is
the
correct
setting
only
for
the
particular
formulation
and
brand
of
tape
in
use.
If
you
continue
to
use
the
same
for-
mulation
and
brand,
readjustment
is
gen-
erally
not
necessary.
But
new
adjustments
should
be
made
for
different
tapes.
Output
level
control
A
convenient
OUTPUT
LEVEL
control
(23)
is
incorporated
into
the
hk100M
to
match
the
output
level
of
your
tape
deck
with
all
your
other
equipment.
This
pre-
vents
bursts
of
high
volume
when
switch-
ing
from
one
program
source
to
another.
Headphones
During
recording,
you
may
wish
to
monitor
the
program
source
with
head-
phones.
The
jack
marked
HEADPHONES
(22)
is
included
for
this
purpose.
We
rec-
ommend
low
impedance
headphones
(less
than
1000
ohms).
With
headphones
in
use,
volume
may
be
adjusted
with
the
OUTPUT
LEVEL
control
(23).
Dolby*
NR
To
improve
signal-to-noise
ratio
on
all
recordings,
the
DOLBY
NR
system
should
be
used
both
for
recording
and
playback.
To
engage
the
Dolby
NR
system,
press
the
DOLBY
NR
button
(17)
to
its
"on"
posi-
tion
(in).
Whenever
the
Dolby
NR
system
is
engaged,
the
DOLBY
NR
indicator
(14)
will
light.
Tapes
recorded
with
Dolby
NR
should
be
labeled
so
you
remember
to
engage
the
system
during
playback.
NOTE:
In
some
cases,
recordings
from
FM
broadcasts
may
contain
more
noise
than
was
apparent
during
the
origi-
nal
broadcast.
To
prevent
this,
place
the
MPX
FILTER
switch
(18)
in
its
"on"
position
while
recording
from
FM
broadcasts.
*"Dolby"
and
the
double
D
symbol
are
trademarks
of
Dolby
Laboratories.