as above retro i cant dialog you ,   have you any info on this model ?  i need to know how to connect it to hi fi etc there are a few connections on the back , confusing thanks .        just to add apparantly you need jumper leads but dont know place them .

Wasn't this deck designed to be used with multiple slide projectors or something weird.

It looks like it can be used as per standard RCA ins and outs plus XLRs for mixer/pre

yes cris 3 image , if you connect like normal out/ in to your amp only get cue?   i connected to amp via decoder sounds great on playback very clear .

XLR's are balanced
phonos unbalanced

meaning XLR's could use longer length cords - handy in studio set ups

hth

I have nothing on this deck, but it looks like you'll need a pair of these XLR to RCA cables. Or a powered converter to be safe.

Some stuff i found on the web...

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This is a fully functional pro-audio analog multi-track recorder. Lots of info below about it for your convenience. All light meters, buttons and connections work beautifully - unit is ready for use.

Built expressly for multi-image productions and presentations • Three independent audio channels, two for audio and one for show control data • Dolby noise reduction which provides a 10dB improvement in the signal-to-noise ratio • Interfaces with any programmer available-analog or digital • 4 tracks, 3-channel • 2 Heads: erase and record/playback • Programmable for repeat play • XLR looping line • XLR line output • XLR looping data input • Dual speed 1 7/8 ips standard and 3 3/4 ips high speed TASCAM 133-B Professional Cassette Deck
The Tascam 133-B is a industry standard workhorse studio mastering cassette deck.
This machine has many Professional features that are not available on many other decks. These features include:
RCA and XLR Inputs and Outputs
2-Speed Tape settings (7/8 and 1-3/4")
19" Rack-Mount Chassis Following the success of the 122, TASCAM targeted the multi-image market with the model 133, a professional 3 track cassette deck specialty product with 2 tracks of stereo audio and a cue track. The 133 was a huge success and dominated the multi-image production and presentation market. Audio cassette recorder player designed for, but not limited to, multi image production. 3 channels each individually recordable, each channel has full simul-sync capability. In addition to its audio function, track 3 also has the special pre-conditioning circuitry needed for pulse and data recording in the world of multi-image production. Features: Two tape speed operation. 1-7/8 ips and 3-3/4 ips 4 digit counter Cue pulse button Cue track - track 3, pulse track Noise reduction interface - 8 RCA connectors to patch into DBX unit - model RX-8 DBX remote control multi-pin connector Transport remote control multi-pin connector Shipping weight: 26 lbs. >>

Can't seem to find a manual though

as a tape deck - it's only gonna have "loops" on it

I know this deck has a third track for vocal over dubs to stereo tracks - but that input should be clearly labelled I imagine

The phonos should work as well as the XLR's -

I have DAT machines configured the same way

And a Technics amp with XLR in

have at it

thanks for you help guys ,  just wish i could find a user manual .

It can be hook up to a HiFi does have unbalance input and output RCA jacks, as far as the jumpers, leave them in place, that if you are using a outboard processor, like a DBX NR encoder/decoder.

A "Tascam 133 Service Manual Multi Image Stereo Que Cassette Recorder Reproducer" is available on ebay.com for $24,99 + shipment.

Note that -I quote-New customers get $10 back on 1st purchase

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Tascam...;hash=item27c9edf46b

Yet the "Manual Multi Image" may be less useful than expected, at least according to the following post that I found at audiokarma:

cheers for that ,  even tascams website no joy on a owners manual every other model and for free

ta, SCUMS

Have you tried contacting them directly?

http://www.tascam.eu/en/support.html

http://tascam.com/contact/parts/

P.S I Went through over 10 google search pages but no joy...I also checked Hi-Fi Engine for you, sorry buddy no joy. Yet!

thanks nak d   been on to them no reply as yet