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Model

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Headphone

Owner’s

Manuals

Models

1300AV,

3112AV,

3132AV,

3412AV,

3432AV,

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|

CAUTION

1

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK

DO

NOT

OPEN

CAUTION:

TO

REDUCE

THE

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK,

DO

NOT

REMOVE

COVER

(OR

BACK).

NO

USER

SERVICEABLE

PARTS

INSIDE.

REFER

SERVICING

TO

QUALIFIED

SERVICE

PERSONNEL.

A

The

lightning

flash

with

arrowhead

within

a

triangle

is

intended

to

tell

the

user

that

parts

inside

the

product

are

a

risk

of

electric

shock

to

persons.

A

The

exclamation

point

within

a

triangle

is

intended

to

tell

the

user

that

important

operating

and

/

1

\

servicing

instructions

are

in

the

papers

with

the

/

*

\

appliance.

WARNING:

TO

REDUCE

THE

RISK

OF

FIRE

OR

ELECTRIC

SHOCK,

DO

NOT

EXPOSE

THIS

APPLIANCE

TO

RAIN

OR

MOISTURE.

This

product

is

not

designed

to

function

normally

in

strong

electromagnetic

fields

Consequently,

the

audio

quality

may

degrade

while

the

product

is

exposed

to

strong

electro¬

magnetic

fields.

Normal

audio

quality

opera¬

tion

will

be

recovered

when

the

strong

electro¬

magnetic

fie

Id

is

no

longer

present.

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTION

ATTENTION:

ALL

THE

SAFETY

AND

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

SHOULD

BE

READ

BEFORE

THE

PRODUCT

IS

OPERATED.

ALL

OPERATING

AND

USE

INSTRUCTIONS

SHOULD

BE

FOLLOWED.

ALL

WARNINGS

ON

THE

PRODUCT

AND

IN

THE

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

SHOULD

BE

ADHERED

TO

THE

SAFETY

AND

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

SHOULD

BE

RETAINED

FOR

FUTURE

REFERENCE.

ATTACHMENTS

-

00

NOT

USE

ATTACHMENTS

NOT

RECOMMENDED

BY

THE

PRODUCT

MANUFACTURER

AS

THEY

MAY

CAUSE

HAZAROS.

WATER

AND

MOISTURE

-

DO

NOT

USE

THIS

PROOUCT

NEAR

WATER

-

FOR

EXAMPLE,

NEAR

A

BATH

TUB.

WASH

BOWL,

KITCHEN

SINK,

OR

LAUNDRY

TUB;

IN

A

WET

BASEMENT;

OR

NEAR

A

SWIMMING

POOL;

AND

THE

LIKE

GROUNDING

OR

POLARIZATION

-

THIS

PRODUCT

MAY

BE

EQUIPPED

WITH

A

POLARIZED

ALTERNATING-CURRENT

LINE

PLUG(A

PLUG

HAVING

ONE

BLADE

WIDER

THAN

THE

OTHER).

THIS

PLUG

WILL

FIT

INTO

THE

POWER

OUTLET

ONLY

ONE

WAY.

THIS

IS

A

SAFETY

FEATURE.

IF

YOU

ARE

UNABLE

TO

INSERT

THE

PLUG

FULLY

INTO

THE

OUTLET.

TRY

REVERSING

THE

PLUG.

IF

THE

PLUG

SHOULD

STILL

FAIL

TO

FIT.

CONTACT

YOUR

ELECTRICIAN

TO

REPLACE

YOUR

OBSOLETE

OUTLET.

DO

NOT

DEFEAT

THE

SAFETY

PURPOSE

OF

THE

POLARIZED

PLUG.

OBJECT

AND

LIQUID

ENTRY

-

NEVER

PUSH

OBJECTS

OF

ANY

KIND

INTO

THIS

PRODUCT

THROUGH

OPENINGS

AS

THEY

MAY

TOUCH

DANGEROUS

VOLTAGE

POINTS

OR

SHORT-OUT

PARTS

THAT

COULD

RESULT

IN

A

FIRE

OR

ELECTRIC

SHOCK.

NEVER

SPILL

LIQUID

OF

ANY

KIND

ON

THE

PRODUCT.

VENTILATION

-

SLOTS

AND

OPENINGS

IN

THE

CABINET

ARE

PROVIDED

FOR

VENTILATION

AND

TO

ENSURE

RELIABLE

OPERATION

OF

THE

PRODUCT

AND

TO

PROTECTIT

FROM

OVERHEATING,

AND

THESE

OPENINGS

MUST

NOT

BE

BLOCKED

OR

COVERED.

THE

OPENINGS

SHOULD

NEVER

BE

BLOCKED

BY

PLACING

THE

PRODUCT

ON

A

BED

,

SOFA,

RUG,

OR

OTHER

SIMILAR

SURFACE.

THIS

PRODUCT

SHOULD

NOT

BE

PLACED

IN

A

BUILT-IN

INSTALLATION

SUCH

AS

A

BOOKCASE

OR

RACK

UNLESS

PROPER

VENTILATION

IS

PROVIDED

OR

THE

MANUFACTURER'S

INSTRUCTIONS

HAVE

BEEN

ADHERED

TO.

HEAT

-

THE

PRODUCT

SHOULD

BE

SITUATED

AWAY

FROM

HEAT

SOURCES

SUCH

AS

RADIATORS.

HEAT

REGISTERS.

STOVES.

OR

OTHER

PRODUCTS

(INCLUDING

AMPLIFIERS)

THAT

PRODUCE

HEAT.

POWER

SOURCES

-

THIS

PRODUCT

SHOULD

BE

OPERATED

ONLY

FROM

THE

TYPE

OF

POWER

SOURCE

INDICATED

ON

THE

MARKING

LABEL.

IF

YOU

ARE

NOT

SURE

OF

THE

TYPE

OF

POWER

SUPPLY

TO

YOUR

HOME,

CONSULT

YOUR

PRODUCT

DEALER

OR

LOCAL

POWER

COMPANY,

FOR

PRODUCTS

INTENDED

TO

OPERATE

FROM

BATTERY

POWER,

OR

OTHER

SOURCES.

REFER

TO

THE

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS.

<*r

POWER-CORD

PROTECTION

-

POWER

-SUPPLY

CORDS

SHOULD

BE

ROUTED

SO

THAT

THEY

ARE

NOT

LIKELY

TO

BE

WALKED.ON

OR

PINCHED

BY

ITEMS

PLACED

UPON

OR

AGAINST

THEM,

PAYING

PARTICULAR

ATTENTION

TO

CORDS

AT

PLUGS.

CONVENIENCE

RECEPTACLES,

AND

THE

POINT

WHERE

THEY

EXIT

FROM

THE

PRODUCT.

OVERLOADING

-

DO

NOT

OVERLOAD

WALL

OUTLETS,EX¬

TENSION

CORDS.

OR

INTEGRAL

CONVENIENCE

RECEPTACLES

AS

THIS

CAN

RESULT

IN

A

RISK

OF

FIRE

OR

ELECTRIC

SHOCK.GROUNDING

OR

POLARIZATION

-

THIS

PRODUCT

MAY

BE

EQUIPPED

WITH

A

POLARIZED

ALTERNATING-CURRENT

LINE

PLUG(A

PLUG

HAVING

ONE

BLADE

WIDER

THAN

THE

OTHER).

THIS

PLUG

WILL

FIT

INTO

THE

POWER

OUTLET

ONLY

ONE

WAY.

THIS

IS

A

SAFETY

FEATURE.

IF

YOU

ARE

UNABLE

TO

INSERT

THE

PLUG

FULLY

INTO

THE

OUTLET,

TRY

REVERSING

THE

PLUG.

IF

THE

PLUG

SHOULD

STILL

FAIL

TO

FIT,

CONTACT

YOUR

ELECTRICIAN

TO

REPLACE

YOUR

OBSOLETE

OUTLET.

DO

NOT

DEFEAT

THE

SAFETY

PURPOSE

OF

THE

POLARIZED

PLUG.

LIGHTNING

-

FOR

ADDED

PROTECTION

FOR

THIS

PRODUCT

DURING

A

LIGHTNING

STORM,

OR

WHEN

IT

IS

LEFT

UNATTENDED

AND

UNUSED

FOR

LONG

PERIODS

OF

TIME,

UNPLUG

IT

FROM

THE

WALL

OUTLET.

THIS

WILL

PREVENT

DAMAGE

TO

THE

PRODUCT

DUE

TO

LIGHTNING

AND

POWER-LINE

SURGES.

SERVICING

-

DO

NOT

ATTEMPT

TO

SERVICE

THIS

PRODUCT

YOURSELF

AS

OPENING

OR

REMOVING

COVERS

MAY

EXPOSE

YOU

TO

DANGEROUS

VOLTAGE

OR

OTHER

HAZARDS.

REFER

ALL

SERVICING

TO

QUALIFIED

SERVICE

PERSONNEL.

DAMAGE

REQUIRING

SERVICE

-

UNPLUG

THIS

PRODUCT

FROM

THE

WALL

OUTLET

AND

REFER

SERVICING

TO

QUALIFIED

SERVICE

PERSONNEL

UNDER

THE

FOLLOWING

CONDITIONS:

(A)

WHEN

THE

POWER-SUPPLY

CORD

OR

PLUG

IS

DAMAGED.

(B)

IF

LIQUID

HAS

BEEN

SPILLED.

OR

OBJECTS

HAVE

FALLEN

INTO

THE

PRODUCT.

(C)

IF

THE

PRODUCT

HAS

BEEN

EXPOSED

TO

RAIN

OR

WATER.

(D)

IF

THE

PRODUCT

DOES

NOT

OPERATE

NORMALLY

BY

FOLLOWING

THE

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS.

ADJUST

ONLY

THOSE

CONTROLS

THAT

ARE

COVERED

BY

THE

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

AS

AN

IMPROPER

ADJUSTMENT

OF

OTHER

CONTROLS

MAY

RESULT

IN

DAMAGE

AND

WILL

OFTEN

REQUIRE

EXTENSIVE

WORK

BY

A

QUALIFIED

TECHNICIAN

TO

RESTORE

THE

PRODUCT

TO

ITS

NORMAL

OPERATION.

(E)

IF

THE

PRODUCT

HAS

BEEN

DROPPED

OR

DAMAGED

IN

ANY

WAY.

(F)

WHEN

THE

PRODUCT

EXHIBITS

A

DISTINCT

CHANGE

IN

PERFORMANCE

-

THIS

INDICATED

A

NEED

FOR

SERVICE.

REPLACEMENT

PARTS

-

WHEN

REPLACEMENT

PARTS

ARE

REQUIRED,

BE

SURE

THE

SERVICE

TECHNICIAN

HAS

USED

REPLACEMENT

PARTS

SPECIFIED

BY

MANUFACTURER

OR

HAVE

THE

SAME

CHARACTERISTICS

AS

THE

ORIGINAL

PART.

UNAUTHORIZED

SUBSTITUTIONS

MAY

RESULT

IN

FIRE,

ELECTRIC

SHOCK.

OR

OTHER

HAZARDS

SAFETY

CHECK

-

UPON

COMPLETION

OF

ANY

SERVICE

OR

REPAIRS

TO

THIS

PRODUCT.

ASK

THE

SERVICE

TECHNICIAN

TO

PERFORM

SAFETY

CHECKS

TO

DETERMINE

THAT

THE

PRODUCT

IS

IN

PROPER

OPERATING

CONDITION.

“CAUTION:

TO

PREVENT

ELECTRIC

SHOCK,

MATCH

WIDE

BLADE

OF

PLUG

TO

WIDE

SLOT,

FULLY

INSERT."

Ce

produit

n’est

pas

congu

pour

un

fonctionnement

dans

de

forts

champs

eiectromagnetiques.

Par

consequent,

la

quallte

sonore

peut

diminuer

si

ce

produit

est

expose

e

un

fort

champ

eietromagnetique.

La

qualite

sonore

redeviendra

normale

apres

affaiblissement

du

champ

eiectromagnetique._

2

Inspecting

&

Unpacking

Although,

the

shipping

carton

and

packaging

materials

are

designed

to

prevent

damage

during

shipment,

you

should

inspect

the

carton

for

any

signs

of

mishandling

or

damage

immediately

upon

receiving

your

new

unit.

Carefully

lift

the

unit

from

the

carton

and

inspect

it

for

any

signs

of

damage.

Save

all

packaging

materials

for

possible

later

use.

Note:

Any

shipping

damage

or

loss

claims

must

be

submitted

to

the

freight

agent.

Your

carton

and

packaging

should

contain

the

following:

(1)

Cassette

Recorder

or

Player

(1)

Owner's

Manual

(1)

Califone

Warranty

Registration

Mail-in

Card

INITIAL

SET-UP

AC

Line

Operation

1.

The

power

cord

is

located

at

the

rear

of

the

unit.

Release

the

cord

retainer

tab

and

uncoil

the

cord.

2.

Plug

the

cord

into

a

standard

120

volt

60

Hz

AC

outlet.

Be

sure

the

plug

blades

are

fully

inserted.

THE

UNIT

IS

ON

WHEN

PLUGGED

IN.

3.

When

the

unit

operates

on

AC

power,

any

batteries

that

may

be

in

the

unit

are

automatically

made

inoperative.

4.

CE

Version:

Plug

the

cord

plug

into

a

standard

230

volt

50

Hz

AC

outlet.

Battery

Operation

1.

The

battery

compartment

is

located

at

the

rear

of

the

unit.

Push

the

lever

at

the

center

of

the

door

toward

the

rear

of

the

unit,

then

lift

the

door

free.

2.

Four

"C"

cell

(UM-2)

required

for

models

1300AV,

3112AV

and

3132AV;

Six

are

required

for

the

3412AV,

3432AV

and

3432AV-IR.

When

installing

refer

to

the

orientation

diagram

shown

inside

the

battery

compartment.

Place

the

batteries

Tin

top

of

the

nylon

ribbon.

This

helps

to

"pop"

old

batteries

out

when

you

need

to

replace

them.

3.

Replace

the

battery

cover.

IMPORTANT:

Remove

all

batteries

from

your

cassette

unit

if

it

will

not

be

used

for

an

extended

period

of

time.

DO

NOT

LEAVE

DISCHARGED

BATTERIES

IN

THE

BATTERY

COM¬

PARTMENT.

DAMAGE

TO

THE

UNIT

DUE

TO

BATTERY

CORROSION

IS

NOT

COVERED

UNDER

WARRANTY.

NOTE:

Califone

cassette

recorders

are

designed

for

use

only

with

Type

1

Normal

Bias

recording

tape.

Cassette

Operation

The

Cassette

Player/Recorders

covered

in

this

manual

all

feature

cassette

tape

playback

functions

as

described

below

and

model

1300AV,

3132AV,

3432AV

and

3432AV-IR

Recorders

feature

recording

functions

as

described.

Loading

a

Tape

To

load

a

cassette

tape,

press

the

STOP/EJECT

key

to

open

the

cassette

door.

Insert

tape

with

the

playing

side

label

facing

up.

Close

the

cassette

door

to

lock

the

tape

in

position.

Tape

Playback

To

play

a

loaded

cassette

tape:

1.

Depress

PLAY

key

until

it

locks

in

place.

2.

Adjust

VOLUME

Control.

3.

Adjust

TONE

Control

if

featured.

To

Stop

Playback

Press

the

STOP/EJECT

key.

To

Pause

Playback

Press

the

PAUSE

key

all

the

way

down

to

lock.

To

resume

play,

press

the

PAUSE

key

again,

and

release.

To

Fast

Wind

Press

the

REWIND

or

FAST-FORWARD

key.

Press

the

STOP/EJECT

key

to

stop

winding

at

the

desired

position.

Cue/Review

This

feature

winds

the

tape

with

the

tape

head

lightly

engaged

reading

the

tape

at

high

speed.

The

reproduction

ceases

at

the

beginning

and

end

of

recorded

tracks

to

help

locate

specific

points

on

a

recorded

tape.

About

the

Cue/Review

feature

1.

Cue/Review

works

only

with

the

PLAY

key

depressed.

2.

Operating

the

CUE/REVIEW

keys

while

in

Record

mode

disables

Record

mode.

3.

CUE/REVIEW

keys

do

not

lock

when

used

in

Play

mode.

4.

One

can

monitor

the

tape

at

an

accelerated

speed

using

Cue/Review

through

the

speaker

or

headphone:

5.

When

CUE/REVIEW

keys

are

pressed

in

Stop

Mode,

the

tape

moves

in

Fast-Forward

and

Rewind

modes.

When

the

Tape

Reaches

its

End

During

regular

play

or

recording

the

tape

will

stop

automatically

when

its

end

is

reached.

3132AV

1.

POWER

CORD

2.

SPEAKER

3.

HEADPHONE/SPEAKER

JACK

4.

HEADPHONE

JACK(S)

5.

REMOTE

STOP/START

AND

MIC

JACK

6.

VOLUME

CONTROL

7.

BUILT-IN

MICROPHONE

(1300AV,

3132AV,

3432AV,

3432AV-IR)

8.

RECORD

KEY

9.

PLAY

KEY

10.

REVIEW/REWIND

KEY

11.

FAST

FORWARD/CUE

KEY

12.

STOP/EJECT

KEY

13.

PAUSE

KEY

14.

2X

TAPE

COUNTER

15.

AUXILIARY

INPUT

(3432AV,

3432AV-IR)

16.

HI-LO

TONE

CONTROL

(3412AV,

3432AV,

3432AV-IR)

17.

BATTERY

RECORD

LEVEL

INDICATOR

18.

IR

SIGNAL

LENS

(3432AV-IR

ONLY)

19.

IR

SIGNAL

ON/OFF

SWITCH

(3432AV-IR

ONLY)

4

Remote

Stop/Start

and

Microphone

Jack

The

Remote

Stop/Start

Microphone

jack

(1300AV,

3132AV,

3432AV,

3432AV-IR)

can

be

used

to

start

and

stop

cassette

tape

for

class

comments

in

either

the

Record

or

Playback

modes.

The

internal

microphone

is

automatically

discon¬

nected

when

an

external

microphone

is

plugged

in.

PLAY

key

or

RECORD

key

must

be

depressed

to

use

the

Remote

Stop/Start

feature.

Using

IR

Headphone

Reception

Turn

on

the

IR-SIGNAL

ON/OFF

switch,

the

internal

speaker

output

will

be

cut

off.

Use

the

IR

headphone

to

listen

for

the

cassette

output.

Recording

from

built-in

Microphone

The

1300AV,

3132AV,

and

3432AV/3432AV-IR

Recorders

feature

an

ALC

(Automatic

Level

Control)

circuit,

which

automatically

adjusts

the

volume

level

while

recording

to

reduce

distortion

and

overloading.

To

record:

1.

Connect

the

source

unit

(CD

player,

etc.)

(AUX

OUT)

to

the

(AUX

IN)(15)

on

the

side

of

the

cassette

recorder.

2.

Insert

a

blank

tape

into

the

cassette

deck.

3.

Press

the

PAUSE

key

then

the

RECORD

key

to

prepare

for

recording.

As

the

RECORD

key

is

pressed

the

PLAY

key

will

follow.

4.

Press

PAUSE

again

to

start

recording.

5.

Start

the

auxiliary

audio

source.

Stop

Recording

Press

the

STOP/EJECT

key

to

stop

the

cassette

transport

or

press

the

PAUSE

key

to

momentarily

stop

the

recording

for

class

comments

or

breaks.

Press

PAUSE

key

again

to

restart

the

recording.

Recording

from

an

External

Microphone

To

record

using

an

external

microphone

(1300AV,

3132AV,

3432AV/3432AV-IR):

1.

Connect

the

microphone

using

the

microphone

jack.

2.

Turn

the

microphone

ON

if

it

has

an

ON/OFF

switch.

3.

Press

the

PAUSE

key

then

the

RECORD

key

to

prepare

for

recording.

As

the

RECORD

key

is

pressed

the

PLAY

key

will

follow.

4.

Press

PAUSE

again

to

start

recording.

5.

Speak

or

sing

in

a

normal

voice

tone.

Note:

Every

new

cassette

tape

has

erase

prevention

tabs.

Commercially

pre-recorded

tapes

have

the

tabs

removed

to

prevent

recording

over

the

original

material

or

accidental

erasure.

Cover

the

openings

with

adhesive

tape

if

you

wish

to

record

over

such

cassette

tape.

Cueing

with

the

2X

Tape

Counter

Rewind

the

tape

to

the

beginning.

Press

the

RESET

button

to

reset

counter

to

(000).

Use

the

Tape

Counter

Display

to

note

song/track

starting

locations

during

playback

and

to

cue

the

tape

to

precise

points

using

the

FAST-FORWARD/CUE

or

REWIND/REVIEW

keys.

Maintenance

and

Service

Cleaning

The

heads,

capstan

and

pinch

roller

should

be

cleaned

from

time

to

time

to

prevent

build-up

of

tape

oxide

which

degrades

performance.

1.

Remove

cassette

tape

before

cleaning.

2.

Clean

the

head

of

all

visible,

reddish-brown

oxide

with

a

cotton-tipped

swab

moistened

with

a

methyl-alcohol

or

any

solution

specifically

manufactured

for

this

purpose.

Caution:

Do

NOT

scrape

the

head

surface

with

hard,

sharp

or

abrasive

objects.

This

will

permanently

damage

the

heads.

3.

Clean

the

pinch

roller

by

scrubbing

the

surface

of

the

roller

with

the

moistened

swab.

Rotate

the

roller

by

hand

until

the

entire

surface

is

clean.

4.

Clean

external

case

surfaces

with

a

moist,

soft

cloth.

Use

only

a

mild

detergent

water

solution.

Head

Demagnetization

It

is

recommended

that

the

tape

heads

be

demagnetized

from

time

to

time.

This

eliminates

residual

magnetism

which

degrades

sound

reproduction

and

the

recording

function.

1.

After

cleaning

the

heads

and

capstan,

place

the

demagnetizer

several

feet

away

from

the

cassette

unit

and

plug

it

into

an

AC

outlet.

2.

Follow

the

manufacturer's

operating

instructions

supplied

with

the

demagnetizer.

Service

and

Repair

Instructions

In

the

event

that

service

should

become

necessary

for

any

reason,

contact

the

dealer

from

whom

you

purchased

this

unit.

The

service

or

repairs

can

be

done

promptly

and

efficiently

by

your

Califone

dealer.

If

you

wish

assistance

from

the

factory,

write

us:

Attention:

Customer

Service

Califone

International

Inc,

21300

Superior

Street

Chatsworth,

CA

91311

Or,

call,

toll

free:

(800)

722-0500

Be

sure

to

have

the

model

and

serial

number

available.

Please

DO

NOT

SHIP

ANY

UNIT

TO

THE

FACTORY

WITHOUT

PRIOR

AUTHORIZATION

AND

INSTRUCTIONS.

5

Troubleshooting

PROBLEMS

General

The

unit

does

not

operate.

Cassette

Cassette

cannot

be

loaded.

The

tape

does

not

move.

The

tape

gets

caught

in

the

tape

transport

mechanism.

Tape

speed

is

slow.

Tape

running

is

unstable.

No

sound

output

at

speaker.

There

is

excessive

noise,

the

sound

quivers

or

there

are

breaks

in

the

sound.

IR

headphone

no

reception.

Recording

The

RECORD

key

cannot

be

pressed.

Recording

cannot

be

done.

The

previous

recording

cannot

be

erased.

No

sound

output.

ITEMS

TO

CHECK

Is

the

AC

power

cord

unplugged

or

loose?

Is

cassette

being

loaded

properly?

Is

the

PLAY

key

depressed?

Is

the

PAUSE

key

depressed?

Is

the

pinch

roller

or

capstan

dirty?

Is

there

excessive

slack

in

the

tape?

Is

the

tape

too

old

or

the

quality

bad?

Is

there

excessive

slack

in

the

tape?

Is

the

master

volume

turned

up?

Is

the

IR

Signal

ON/OFF

switch

turned

on?

Are

the

heads

dirty?

Is

the

IR

Signal

switch

turned

on?

Is

the

battery

old

in

the

IR

headphone?

Is

a

cassette

loaded?

Is

the

cassette's

erasure

prevention

tab

broken

off?

Are

the

heads

dirty?

Is

the

erasure

head

dirty?

Is

the

tape

other

than

type

1?

Is

the

master

volume

turned

up?

6

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INTERNATIONAL,

INC.

Chatsworth,

CA

91311

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