Kenwood 855 AV - Manual (Page 4)

Using the cassette deck ....................................... , 34
The front panel controls and display...................34
Before using your cassette deck ....... ................ 36
Maintaining your cassette deck...........................36
Listening to tapes...................................................... . . 37
Playing a single tape.............................................37
Fast-winding tapes...... ....................................... 38
Playing tapes in both cassette wells
(relay play)............ ............................................ 38
Finding and playing a specific track
(DPSS)................................................. . . . . . . . 3 9
Repeating tracks................................................. 39
Recording t a p e s . . . . . . . . ......................... . ; . . . . 40
Setting the recording level and balance... 40
Recording a tape............... ..................................41
Recording from a CD (with automatic
recording-level set)............. ................................ 42
Recording from a CD (with automatic
start and stop)............................ ....................... . 43
Creating custom tapes from CDs........... ............ 44
Using a timer to record from the tuner.. . 46
Recording from records......................................... 46 .
Copying (dubbing) a tape.....................................47
Troubleshooting.................... . —.... ................ 49
Integrated amplifier............................................. 49
Tuner................. ......................... —........................50
■ CD player ........................................................ — 50
Cassette deck...................................................... 51
Specifications.................. — 52
Integrated amplifier (KA-996)............................. 52
Tuner (KT-S96)....... ............... ........................... . 53
CD player (DP-R896)......................................... 53
Cassette deck (KX-W896) ................................... 53
Speakers..................................................... - . . . 5 4