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The Phi Tech Desktop Recorder is a two-channel (stereo) two-speed audio cassette recorder/reproducer encased in a compact, low-profile enclosure suitable for placement on a flat surface. The unit records and plays at 1-7/8 ips (standard cassette tape speed) and at 15/16 ips (one-half the standard speed). Built-in speakers are provided for complete standalone operation. A front-panel stereo headphone jack allows private listening. Remote Control The unit provides for two methods of remote control: A single wire contact closure input which engages the record function when an external switch or relay contact is closed; and a nine-pin jack for connecting an optional foot controller such as the type used for transcription. The Desktop Recorder is also available in a Front-Loading style. Line Level Inputs and Outputs, and Microphone Inputs The Desktop Recorder includes line level and microphone inputs, and line level and headphone outputs. The Headphone signal can be adjusted for volume and bass/treble tone via the front panel controls. Automatic Gain Control The recording level can be set manually by the front panel controls, or automatically with the Automatic Gain Control (AGC). This feature allows the unit to boost low levels of signal and cut high levels for an optimal recording free of distortion. The Desktop II and the Front-Loading Desktop recorders utilize the Phi Deck, known worldwide as the most rugged cassette drive manufactured in the U.S. Go Back
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