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Kenwood KA-72B Stereo Receiver requested assistance.?

PLEASE HELP ME with a receiver Kenwood Vintage (KA-72B w / O manual). I try to help my next stereo to your questions. The ultimate goal is to copy your collection of Vintage Audio tapes for his new CD (s) with the new Pioneer recorder has been purchased. The The Cassettes play well through the Kenwood receiver and recorder seems that Pioneer is working so well. The recorder Pioneer CD is now connected to the input "A" and the tape is connected to the input "B". Someone there advice on how to use the Kenwood receiver to allow the source tape (input B) to record on the CD (input A)? Enjoy assistance to the operation of this equipment will allow the copy operation to proceed. Harmony. JAL

If the receiver has a "Starting Line," which is where the CD recorder must be connected. If you connect both the CD (player / recorder, I guess) and the Cassette Deck to the inputs of the receiver, you can play both cassette or CD through the receiver but the receiver output will only be for the speakers. If you do not have a starting line, you can probably use the headphone jack of the recorder of Kenwood, but you should experiment with the Volume Control to find the correct level. I am not familiar with the CD burner Pioneer - will make an entry into the music and give an audio CD? Or data log files? There is a big difference. If that fails, post a list of host connections marked "exit" or "out" and connections brand of CD burner "in" or "input".

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