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understanding the DIN tape input on a quad 34, original version

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Mr Blue Sky

i see that the quad 34 tape input has a DIN connection that has two pairs of L and R connections. does this mean that i would use a DIN to 4 RCA, two of the RCA are tape play and the other two are tape record?

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Useful Links for Adapter Configuring - Eli Duttman 22:41:42 02/09/21 (0)
Look here and here .

Eli D.
RE: understanding the DIN tape input on a quad 34, original version - Daveslater 04:10:12 02/07/21 (2)
Yes
- RE: understanding the DIN tape input on a quad 34, original version - JURB 17:35:59 02/08/21 (1)
  Note that the signal levels are usually different on DIN compared to line.
  - RE: understanding the DIN tape input on a quad 34, original version - Eli Duttman 15:21:59 02/09/21 (0)
    That is true. Fortunately, this is a tape monitor loop situation and the recording device (whatever it might be in today's environment) can have its record/play levels adjusted accordingly.
    
    Eli D.
RE: understanding the DIN tape input on a quad 34, original version - Eli Duttman 19:13:51 02/06/21 (0)
You worked it out. It's a single connector tape monitor loop.

Eli D.

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