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Need information a Pioneer double cassette deck receiver. Can anyone out there help me?
I owned a Double Cassette Deck receiver made by Pioneer. The original speakers that came with the receiver, were damage or blown out. What I need to know, since I don't have the original owners manual, is: What is the wattage this receiver puts out?
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I would check two things... First make sure your wires are not connected in reverse order from the speaker to the cassette deck. Second I would check for a short in the wire between the speaker and the cassette deck. You can do this relatively easy with a fluke meter. That's all I can think of hope it might help
There should be a button or switch that will select the recording deck and the dubbing deck. You put a blank tape into the recording deck and the pre-recorded one into the play deck. Pressing the record button on the dubbing deck, on some models should start the play deck running. If not press play on that deck.
Does your Cassette Deck have RCA inputs on the back of it? If so, then you could connect the two that way. Otherwise, you'll have to pursue another means dependent upon the same input each device has.
These dual cassette decks were throw away units in most cases. The belt inside and the grease in the cam mechanism is in bad shape and the deck can not cycle through the steps it need to so as to reach stop. Only stop mode will allow the door block to release. The tape can safely be extracted by a Technician. The deck need work. Dual cassette decks are not always worn the repair cost.
They might be repairable but usually at a cost that exceeds it value. Who wants to pay $150 to fix what was known as a throw away tape deck? Not many. It might even exceed $150 as they are complicated to repair bot being designed to be repaired.
your receiver has (or should have) input and output connections,, your turntable needs to be hooked to the receiver,, then with the output cables that feed your cassette player you need to go, in to out and out to in ( receiver output to the input of the tape player, and out of the tape player to the in on the receiver, while playing a record if you hit record on the tape player it will record the record, depending on the receiver it will show you the meter readings for either the in or out,, they vary
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