Mtioo multitrack cassette recorder – Yamaha MT100 User Manual

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»TAPE OUT Jacks

The four TAPE OUT jacks are direct outputs from the cor­

responding tracks of the MT100 recorder. These jacks
make it possible to feed the output from the four recorder

tracks to an externai mixing consoie. The TAPE OUT jacks

can also be used to feed each of the recorder’s tracks to
external signal processors, the output of which can then be
returned to the MTfOO’s mixer inputs.
The TAPE OUT jacks are RCA pin types with a nominal
output level of -10 dB into a load of greater than 50 k-
ohms.

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ST OUT R and L Jacks

These are the main outputs from the MT100, delivering the
stereo output signal from the MT100 mixer section. The ST
OUT jacks can be connected to a stereo sound system for

monitoring and listening, or to a second cassette recorder

when recording a stereo “mix” of a multitrack MT100 mas­
ter tape. The ST OUT R and L jacks are RCA pin jacks with

a nominal output level of -10 dB when feeding a load of
greater than 50 k-ohms.

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AUX SEND & RTN Jacks

The AUX SEND and RTN jacks make it simple to use an

external signal processor (such as the YAMAHA R100
Reverb Processor) to add effects to MT100 signals. The

AUX SEND jack should be connected to the input of your
signal processor, and the output from your signal processor
should be connected to the AUX RTN jack (see “USING
THE AUX SEND/RTN LOOP” on page 16).

) DC m Jack

The DC output cord from the YAMAHA PA-100 AC Adaptor
supplied with the MT100 should be plugged in here. The
AC Adaptor should be plugged into a convenient AC wall
outlet.

Caution: Use only a YAMAHA PA-100 AC Power Adaptor

to power your MT100. Other AC adaptors can cause
faulty operation, and may even permanently damage
yourMTIOO.

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POWER Switch

Press the POWER switch once to turn power ON, a second

time to turn power OFF. When the power is ON, the

POWER LED above the LED peak meters on the MT100

top panel will light.

Note: If you are familiar with block diagrams of electronic

equipment, refer to the “BLOCK DIAGRAM” on page

19 for a full overview of the MT100 system.

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MTIOO MULTITRACK CASSETTE RECORDER

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