grundig: HVS1; Raumhall-Einrichtung

Herr Knoll,
Can the HVS-1 module be attached to my model 5490ST/U and function also with the Stereo-Decoder 5U? On the front panel, is the small selector lever which is located by the ECHO position??
MfG,
Robert

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Hello Robert,

how are you?

Yes thats right, you can use the HVS1 together with Stereo Decoder 5U
on your 5490 St/U

If you need more Infos, please post here.
 
Best regards from
 HANS  

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Good Morning Herr Knoll,
Thank you so much. I did not know if the reverberation effect would NOT be so good if used while FM band is engaged - or does the effect only function while in PU (tonearm TA) or TR (tape player TB) modes.

I will look more closely at my schematic to evaluate/confirm circuitry!

In a Grundig Technische Informationen sheet I see block diagram with NF1, and HV1, with HS1 but I do not see Stereo-Decoder 5. I should be looking at different information??

Mfg,
Robert

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Hello Robert,

Ind.1  Oh I see, your questions first was:  is the HVS1 in action on FM -Stereo?

Ind. 2 Next, is this good or use full to do this?

Ind.1 yes they is busy also on FM- Stereo.

See here and attachment.

green lefthand cannel, red righthand cannel

ECHO is: left AND right (Mono) after HSV1 is mixed to left- and right-hand cannel. 
ECHO are not recordet to Tape

Ind.2   For example, you make an recording from a FM Broadcasting.  If you play this,  it is your decision to use ECHO or not.   The same is,  when you listen at the same time  to  this Broadcasting . ECHO   yes or no?

O.K. ?  Recommended  from me is, use a low Value of ECHO! Maybe you have the indention from HOFBRAEUHAUS.

I think this is all for the moment.

Best Regards   Hans

 

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Hello Hans,
Your wisdom extends far beyond the radio world. . . .As Flying Lieutenant, I was too many nights at the Music Halls and Liquid Refreshment centers near Frankfurt or Ramstein. To this date, I am unable to resist the Wienstephaner.

I understand now that the ECHO is active at all times it is connected, and control is from "minimum delay" to "maximum delay"?

The HSV1 is not so common, but I wished to confirm its applicability before I buy and install one. . . . they are not so common, I believe.

MfG,
Robert

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Hello Robert.


Prosit!    I am glad. 

Regards from good old Germany
Hans

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