Teac A 6300 Owners Manual

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The A-6300 is the result of a lot of careful

thought and effort that TEAC put into the

design of this superb Semi-professional 4.

track Stereo Tape Deck. This manual is

also a part of TEAC's total commitment to

supply you with the very best.

Note some of the special features of this

manual.

A) The large center fold-out that gives the
experienced recordist almost all the es»
sential information he needs to operate

this deck.

B) Supplemental sections to explain basic
skills and theory such as tape track con»
figurations. tape splicing, choice of tape.

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C) An additional section to explain more
advanced theory such as high level re»
cording, use of VU meter. and detailed
descriptions of control lunctions and
special leatures of the deck,

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3 Service at Warranty

Confirmrng AC Line Voltage & Frequency
4 Environmental Precautions
Mounting Position
Tape Storage and Handling
Environmental Conditions Required
Fluctuation of the Supply Voltage
5 About Tape Tracks 8t Channels
Playback compatibility
Zitrack stereo recording
2-traclt monophonic recording
4-track stereo recording
ll-traclt monophonic recording
6 System Connections
To playback the recorded tape
To record
Two color channel identifiers
DIN input/Output connector jack
7 Loading Reels and Threading Tape
10-1/2" Reel adapter clamps
"OUIK-LOK" Reel holders
Threading the tape
8/9 Bait: Recording 8t Playback
How to record and playback
Four-track monophonic playback

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All About the TEAC 11-6300
Specifications
Block diagrams
Location and use of controls
Ell/BIAS selection & tapes
More About Recording
Choice of tape
Recording level setting
High level recording
Tape splicing
More About Recording - continued
Automatic REVERSE playback
COUNTER REPEAT playback
Dubbing
MIC recording
MIC/LINE mixing
More About Recording - continued
Punch-in recording or "running splice
Timer controlled record/playback
Remote controlled operation
Owners Care
Cleaning
Head demagnetization
Owner's Care - continued
Corrective action guide
Schematic Diagrams

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System Connections

Before making or changing interconnections
to your system, remove all AC power. After

interconnections are properly made (and
rechecked) reapply AC power,

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To playback the recorded tape

As a standard feature. two pairs of output
jacks are provided Dne pair can be used to
connect your deck to an amplifier (or receiv-
er), with the other pair for alternate uses,
To establish a system hookup use the sup-
plied lNPUT/OUTPUT Pin patch plug cables
between output terminals of the deck and
the TAPE MONITOR or AUX input terminals
of the amplifier.

To record

Also use the pin plug cables from the TAPE
REC OUT jacks of your amplifier to the LINE
IN jacks of the deck.

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Two color channel identifiers

A white colored pin sleeving is provided for
the left channel of the input and output
terminals of your deck and red colored
sleeving is provided for the right channel,
Match these colors coded terminals to the
pin plug cables and the amplifiers to help
you make correct connections that are ouick
and easy.

DIN input/output connector jack

Accepts the Standard DIN plug cable and
simply carries both input and output signals

in one cable. However, never connect both.

DIN type cable and the supplied pin plug
type connectors simultaneously to the

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