Harman Kardon HK2500 Owners Manual - Page 7
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the exposed tape facing down and the 1 Turn cassette deck POWER switch (6) appropriate side facing you. To re-record off. over a cassette where the tabs have been 2 Press EJECT lever (9). removed, cover the appropriate tab-hole 3 On the inside of the black door frame, with a piece of adhesive tape. note 4 clear plastic clips holding silver door (10) to frame. Bias Trim 4 Remove silver door by Bias current during recording affects the (A) bracing top edge of black door high frequency response, maximum frame with both thumbs and output level, and distortion levels of your (B) using both index fingers under tape recordings. Optimum recording bottom of silver door to CAREFULLY requires the proper amount of bias for the slide silver door up toward you so tape formulation in use. The BIAS TRIM that the 4 plastic clips slide up and switch (29) offers fine adjustment of the off their notches. bias setting. Make trial recordings and 5 Return black door frame to its closed experiment with different settings of the position. BIAS TRIM switch to determine which 6 Press PLAY lever (11), raising the silver setting is right for each tape formulation colored record/playback head to its you use. In the DECREASE position, you highest position. may notice a relative increase in high frequency response. In the INCREASE Activate the demagnetizer at a position you may notice decreased highs. distance of about 4 feet (1.2 meters) from Set the BIAS TRIM switch for the most the cassette deck. Slowly approach the accurate overall tonal balance. Make a deck with the demagnetizer. Move the note of your conclusions and use the demagnetizer tip slowly back and forth same bias setting whenever you record just above the record/playback head (in on that tape formulation. If you stay with silver housing) for 3 to 5 seconds. Do not one tape formulation, readjustment touch the head with the demagnetizer tip should not be necessary. Adjustment is unless the tip is covered with a protective never necessary for playback. vinyl or rubber. Slowly move the tip to the tape guides and then to the capstan Demagnetizing (silyer shaft, at right), repeating the 3 to 5 Residual magnetism can build up on the seconds of motion for each part. You record/playback head, the capstan, and need not demagnetize the erase head. the tape guides. You should demagnetize Slowly draw the demagnetizer back to a them after every 20 to 30 hours of use. To demagnetize, first remove all tapes from the general area and switch the cassette deck off. Gain access to the transport by opening the cassette well door. Most demagnetizers can be used without removing the cassette well door. However, if necessary, you can gain further access to the transport mechanism as follows: