Radio Shack 32-1156 Bedienungsanleitung

Cat. No. 32-1156

OWNER’S MANUAL

Please read before usin

this equipment.

KARAOKE CASSETTE

RECORDER SYSTEM

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Radio Shack is a registered trademark used by Tandy Corporation.

Your Radio Shack Karaoke Cassette

Recorder System lets you be the

“star” as you sing along with your fa-

vorite recordings and hear your voice

through the speaker along with the

music. You can sing along with regu-

lar cassette tapes or use special

karaoke cassette tapes (such as the

supplied tape) that let you select the

prerecorded singer’s voice, your

voice, and the music tracks.

The system’s compact design and

convenient carrying handle let you

take it almost anywhere. You can

also connect another audio source

(such as a stereo VCR or a CD play-

er) to the system and sing along. If

you connect a stereo VCR, you can

play karaoke video cassettes that let

you sing along with music videos that

show the lyrics on a TV.

Note: Additional karaoke audio cas-

settes, as well as karaoke video cas-

settes, are available through Radio

Shack Unlimited. Contact your local

Radio Shack store for ordering infor-

mation.

This system’s features include:

Supplied Karaoke Audio Tape—

lets you sing along with the music.

Auxiliar

Input Jack—lets you con-

nect another audio source such as a

stereo VCR or CD player.

Supplied Microphone—lets you

sing along with the music and hear

your voice through the speaker.

Dual Microphone Jacks—let you

use two microphones simultaneously

to sing duets or for lead and back-

ground vocals.

Separate Microphone Volume

Controls—let you adjust the volume

of your duet partner/background

singer separately or use the system

as a 2-channel microphone mixer.

Recordin

—lets you record your

voice as you sing along with an exter-

nal audio source connected to the

system.

Tape Channel Switch—when you

use a karaoke cassette tape, you can

choose to sing along with only the

music, only the prerecorded voice, or

both.

Vocal Chan

er Switch—tempo-

rarily mutes the prerecorded singer’s

voice when you use a karaoke tape

and sing into the microphone.

FEATURES

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Warning: To prevent fire or shock

hazard, do not expose this system to

rain or moisture.

This symbol is intended to alert

you to the presence of uninsulat-

ed dangerous voltage within the

system’s enclosure that might be

of sufficient magnitude to consti-

tute a risk of electric shock. Do not

open the system’s case.

This symbol is intended to inform

you that important operating and

maintenance instructions are in-

cluded in the literature accompa-

nying this system.

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK.

DO NOT OPEN.

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF

ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE

COVER OR BACK. NO USER-SERVICE-

ABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVIC-

ING TO QUALIFIED PERSONNEL.

Tone—lets you set the tone to low or

high.

Echo—lets you add an echo to your

voice for a concert hall effect.

Built-In Speaker—lets you share

the music with friends.

Three Power Sources—let you

power your system from internal bat-

teries, a standard AC outlet (using

the supplied adapter), or your vehi-

cle’s battery (using an optional

adapter).

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CONTENTS

Connections ..................................................................................................... 5

Connecting Power....................................................................................... 5

Installing Batteries................................................................................. 5

Using AC Power.................................................................................... 5

Using Vehicle Battery Power.................................................................6

Connecting Another Audio Source .............................................................. 6

Usin

the Cassette Deck................................................................................. 7

Loading a Cassette Tape............................................................................. 7

Playing a Cassette Tape.............................................................................. 7

Listenin

to Another Audio Source .............................................................. 9

Sin

Alon

................................................................................................. 10

Singing with a Cassette Tape.................................................................... 10

Singing with Another Audio Source............................................................11

Recordin

....................................................................................................... 13

Recording Tips .......................................................................................... 13

Recording Your Voice with Music .............................................................. 13

Recording from Another Audio Source...................................................... 14

Maintenance ................................................................................................... 15

Tape Tips................................................................................................... 16

Erasing a Cassette Tape..................................................................... 16

Preventing Accidental Erasure............................................................ 16

Restoring Tape Tension and Sound Quality........................................ 16

Cleaning the Tape-Handling Parts ...................................................... 17

Specifications................................................................................................. 18

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CONNECTIONS

CONNECTING POWER

Installing Batteries

You can power your system with six

D batteries (not supplied). For the

best performance, we recommend

alkaline batteries, such as Radio

Shack Cat. No. 23-550.

Follow these steps to install the bat-

teries.

1. Press the battery compartment

cover’s tab and lift off the cover.

2. Install the batteries in the com-

partment as indicated by the

polarity symbols (+ and –)

marked next to the compart-

ment.

Note:

Use only fresh batteries of

the required size and type.

Always remove old or weak bat-

teries. Batteries can leak chemi-

cals that can destroy electronic

circuits.

3. Replace the cover.

If you are operating the system using

battery power and the sound be-

comes weak or distorted, replace the

batteries.

Caution: To avoid damage from

leaking batteries, remove the batter-

ies if you do not plan to use the sys-

tem for a week or more. Also, do not

leave batteries in the system if you

plan to use AC or DC power for an

extended period of time.

Using AC Power

You can power the system from a

standard AC outlet using the sup-

plied AC adapter.

Cautions:

• The adapter must supply 9 volts,

its center tip must be set to neg-

ative, it must deliver 500 milli-

amps, and its plug must

correctly fit the DC 9V INPUT

jack. The supplied adapter

meets these requirements.

Using any other adapter could

damage the system or the

adapter.

• Always unplug the adapter from

the AC outlet before unplugging

it from the system.

1. Remove the supplied AC

adapter from the microphone/

adapter compartment on the

back of the system.

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2. Insert the adapter’s plug into the

system’s DC 9V INPUT jack.

3. Plug the adapter into a standard

AC outlet.

Using Vehicle Battery Power

You can power the system from your

vehicle’s battery if the vehicle has a

12-volt DC, negative-ground electri-

cal system. This connection requires

a DC adapter, such as Cat. No. 270-

1562.

Cautions:

• If you are not sure what type of

electrical system your vehicle

has, check with the vehicle

dealer.

• The adapter must supply 9 volts,

its center tip must be set to neg-

ative, it must deliver 500 milli-

amps, and its plug must

correctly fit the DC 9V INPUT

jack. The recommended adapter

meets these requirements.

Using any other adapter could

damage the system or the

adapter.

Plug the smaller end of the adapter

into the DC 9V INPUT jack on the back

of the system. Then plug the larger

end into the vehicle’s cigarette-light-

er socket.

Caution: To avoid electrical shock

and damage to the system and vehi-

cle, always unplug the adapter from

the cigarette-lighter socket before

unplugging it from the system.

CONNECTING

ANOTHER AUDIO

SOURCE

You can connect another audio

source (such as a stereo VCR or CD

player) to the system so you can sing

along with the audio source’s sound.

Connect the source’s headphone

output jack to the system’s AUX IN-

PUT jack.

Note:If your audio source has AUX

OUT jacks (such as those found on a

stereo VCR or CD player), use a

shielded Y-adapter cord with phono

plugs on each end (such as Cat. No.

42- 2475). Connect the end with the

single plug to the system’s AUX IN-

PUT jack and connect the other end’s

two phono plugs to the AUX OUT

jacks on the audio source.

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USING THE CASSETTE DECK

LOADING A CASSETTE

TAPE

1. Press STOP/EJECT to open the

cassette compartment.

2. Use your finger or a pencil to

turn the cassette’s hub and take

up any tape slack. Avoid touch-

ing the tape with your fingers.

3. Load the cassette tape with its

open edge facing down, the side

you want to play or record on

facing you, and the full reel to

the left.

4. Close the compartment.

PLAYING A CASSETTE

TAPE

Caution: To protect your hearing,

set MASTER VOLUME to MIN before

you play a cassette tape.

1. Load a cassette tape in the cas-

sette compartment.

2. Set POWER to ON to turn on the

system. The POWER indicator

lights.

3. Set

TAPE/AUX on the back of the

system to TAPE.

4. Press PLAY.

5. Adjust MASTER VOLUME and set

TONE to the desired listening

level.

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6. Press STOP/EJECT to stop the

tape. Press STOP/EJECT again

to open the cassette compart-

ment, and remove the cassette

tape.

To play the other side, turn the tape

over, load it, and press PLAY.

Notes:

• To temporarily stop play, press

PAUSE. Press PAUSE again to

resume play.

• To rapidly wind the tape forward

or backward while the tape is

stopped, press FAST-F or

REWIND. Press STOP/EJECT

when you reach the desired sec-

tion.

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LISTENING TO ANOTHER AUDIO SOURCE

If you connected another audio

source to the system as described in

“Connecting Another Audio Source,”

follow these steps to listen to that

source.

Caution:

To protect your hearing and

prevent damage to the system, al-

ways set the source’s and the sys-

tem’s volume controls to their lowest

settings before turning on the source

and the system.

1. Set TAPE/AUX on the back of the

system to AUX.

2. Turn on the audio source.

3. Set POWER to ON to turn on the

system. The POWER indicator

lights.

4. Adjust

MASTER VOLUME and set

TONE to the desired listening

level.

5. To turn off the system, set

POWER to OFF. The POWER

indicator turns off. Then turn off

the audio source.

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SINGING ALONG

Now get ready for some fun! In this

section, we tell you how to use your

system’s karaoke features. First, set

the system’s and the source’s vol-

ume controls to their minimum set-

tings. Then plug the supplied

microphone’s

1/4-inch plug into MIC 1

or MIC 2.

Note: Your friend can also sing along

with the music if you connect a unidi-

rectional 600-ohm dynamic micro-

phone with a 1/4-inch plug to the

system’s other MIC jack. For the best

performance, we recommend Cat.

No. 33-992.

You can use these controls to get the

sound just right:

Echo — This adds an echo effect to

your voice while you sing. Set ECHO

to LOW, MID, or HIGH for the desired

effect.

Note:The digital echo only affects

the microphone’s sound, not the

sound that comes from the audio in-

put source.

Tape Channel — When you use a

karaoke cassette tape, lets you sing

along with the music only (MUSIC set-

ting), with both the prerecorded sing-

er’s voice and the music (NORMAL),

or with the prerecorded singer’s

voice at normal volume and the mu-

sic at a lower volume (VOCAL).

Vocal Chan

er — When you use a

karaoke cassette tape with TAPE

CHANNEL set to NORMAL, you can

set VOCAL CHANGER to ON to mute

the prerecorded singer’s voice when

you sing into the microphone.

SINGING WITH A

CASSETTE TAPE

Follow these steps to sing along with

a regular or karaoke cassette tape

(such as the one supplied).

1. Set MASTER VOLUME to MIN.

2. Set POWER to ON to turn on the

system. The POWER indicator

lights.

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