SYSTEM 729 MINI SYS. W/ CD Play., AM/FM Stereo, Dual Dub. Cass. Deck & Mix.
(130-1276)                 Mixer                      Faxback Doc. # 32482

USING MICROPHONE MIXING

You can use the System 729's microphone mixing feature to sing along with
your favorite CD or cassette recordings, songs played over the radio, or
special karaoke cassette tapes, and record the accompaniment with your
voice on a cassette tape.

NOTES:  To use this feature, you need an external microphone (Cat. No.
        33-986) and a 1/4-inch stereo plug adapter (Cat. No. 274-366).
        Insert the microphone's 1/4-inch plug into the 1/4-inch stereo
        plug adapter, then plug the adapter into the system's 1/8-inch
        MIC jack.

        To help prevent feedback, we recommend you use a unidirectional
        microphone.

WARNING:  To protect your hearing, set VOLUME to MIN before you turn on the
          system.

1.  Connect an external microphone to the MIC jack.

2.  Set FUNCTION to the desired audio source (RADIO, CD, or RADIO/CD OFF).

    NOTES:  Setting FUNCTION to RADIO/CD OFF (DUBB.NOR.) lets you select a
            cassette tape as an audio source.  If you set FUNCTION to TAPE
            (DUBB.HIGH), microphone mixing will not work.

            If you set FUNCTION to CD, microphone mixing works and lets
            you press and hold down |<< or >>|.  However, if you are
            recording, you cannot pause the CD or search through the CD's
            tracks.

3.  If necessary, start the selected audio source.

4.  Adjust BALANCE, BASS, TREBLE, and VOLUME to the desired levels.

5.  Adjust MIC MIXING to adjust the microphone's sound level, then sing or
    talk into the microphone.  The system mixes your voice with the audio
    source.

6.  To record your voice and the audio source together on a cassette tape,
    simply record from the audio source.  See "Recording", on Faxback Doc.
    # 32481.

    NOTE:  To prevent noisy feedback while recording, keep the microphone
           as far away as possible from the speakers and adjust MIC MIXING
           toward MIN.

           When you finish mixing, set MIC MIXING to MIN and remove the
           microphone's plug from the MIC jack.


(LB/EB 4/19/96)