Dual cassette tape recorder

Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval – Record transport with head stationary during transducing – Tape record

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360 96, 360105, G11B 2304, G11B 2112

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040301354

ABSTRACT:
A dual cassette tape recorder comprises a cassette receiving means adapted to receive either a compact tape cassette or microtape cassette. The cassette receiving means is associated with a capstan and a pinch roller adapted to engage and drive a tape in the compact cassette, and with a pair of a capstan and a pinch roller adapted to engage and drive a tape in the micro-cassette. Drive means is provided for driving the both capstans. An interlocking lever is provided which detects a displacement of the pinch roller associated with the compact cassette during a recording or playback operation for operating the pinch roller associated with the micro-cassette, thus permitting a satisfactory recording or playback operation when either type of cassette is mounted in the cassette receiving means.

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patent: 3777073 (1973-12-01), Kokubo
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patent: 3922719 (1975-11-01), Negishi

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