'STEREO
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POWER
AMPLIFIER
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General I nstructions
Since Citation
connection after carefully select~ng the installation place
in the listening room. Firmly hold the carrying handles
when carrying the unit.
Always use the unit at
This unit
unit to a wall outlet with ample capacity because of the
high power consumption of this unit. Do not connect
this unit to an AC convenience outlet or an outlet
supplying a higher voltage, and refrain from using a
multiple outlet type connection because it is dangerous.
Do not open the cabinet
To prevent shock hazard or unexpected trouble, do not
tamper with internal components for inspection or main.
tenance.
ance
When water or a metal piece enters the unit
When water, a hair pin or wire acc~d~ntally enters the
unit, immediately extract
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Do not operate the unit in vertical state
The rear side of th~s unit is provided with a protector so
that it can temporarily stand on end. However. the pro
tector is only for protection of the terminals on the rear
panel. Do not operate the unit
under any circumstances.
Handle the
This unit consumes a large amount of power instantane-
ously. The AC cord
.
Always hold the plug when disconnecting the AC cord
from the outlet. Pulling at the cord may mse discontinuity.
.
Do not place or drop heavy objects such as furniture
on the
Otherwise, the cord may
shock hazard.
If the unit is not used for a prolonged period, disconnect the plug from
AC
cord carefully
is.of vital importance In this sense.
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DO not make a knot in the AC cord.
the outlet.
while
standing on end
be
damaged, causing fire
or
Connections
Always d~sconnect the AC cord from the mains outlet
before making connections with other components.
Connection with preamplifier
For connection between the input terminals (INPUT) of this unit and the output
terminals of a stereo preamplifier, always use
nect the left channel and right channel output terminals of the preamplifier correctly to the LEFT (left channel) and RIGHT (right channel) INPUT terminals of
this unit, respectively.
terminals for cannon connectors.
hook to prevent accidental disconnection during operation, it is safe. Capability of
sure, firm connection by one-touch operation is very convenient for those who
frequently change connections. When using cannon connectors, make correct
connections by checking preamplifier polarities.
Cannectcan cwds ta the preamplifier should nal entangle woth the AC card
degrade the sound
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Insert plugs fully.
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Cannon connector handling method
high.quality connection cords. Con-
This unit is
Since a cannon connector is provided with a
also provided with input
because
it may
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nf rasonic filter
Since this unit is a DC amplifier, any DC or subsonic component of the input signal
will be amplified. Since a DC
should be filtered out. When a
the red "infrasonic interference" indicator illuminates to warn the user. Press the
infrasonic filter switch. A 1 Hz filter is inserted into the circuit to cut off the
unwanted signal component.
red warning display will soon turn off.
If the
DC
operation, and the "safety" indicator
power off, check and eliminate the cause,
Possible causes of the DC or subsonic signal components are warped records and
leakage from the preamplifier, tuner or tape deck.
component increases abnormally, a protection circuit stops the amplifier
slgnal component adversely influences speakers, it
DC component orstrong tubsonic signal 1s present,
The green "infrasonic" indicator illuminates, and the
~lluminates. If this state occurs, turn the
and then turn the power on again.
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Speaker system connection
Connect speaker systems to speaker terminals of this unit. Carefully connect the
cords so as not
Use sufficiently thick cords (14 gauge minimum) with thick insulation for full
attainment of the unit's performance. Speaker cords should be as short as
possible.
To minimize the mntact resistance between the speaker terminals of this unit
and speaker cords, fully tighten the terminal knobs.
To prevent, shorting between the bare metal conductors of the positive and
negative cords, the tip ends of the conductors should
the terminals.
The nomsnal speaker impdanceshould be between
to.mistake left and right channels and speaker polarities
be
thoroughly wound in
4n
and
16n.
(+,
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Connection diagram
Ultrasonic filter
This unit features the wide-band design in which the high-frequency zone extends
up to
3
MHz. Therefore, an AM radio station or a CB radio in the neighborhood
may become mixed with the input signal and
sound quality. Since the mixed radio frequency is outside the audible frequency
range, the user may not be aware of its presence. In such a case, the red "ultrasonic
interference'' indicator illuminates to warn the user. Press the ultrasonic filter
switch. The green "ultrasonic" indicator illuminates and, at the same
indicator will turn off. A two-pole Bessel filter (100
circuit, and the mixed radio signal is removed from the music signal.
filter was chosen over other types because its effect on audible frequencies is less
likely to
be
may cause the "ultrasonic interference" indicator to illuminate for a short
This is not a fault, but an indication that the input signal should be reduced.
noticed. When amplifier clipping occurs the high frequency distortion
ampl~fied. It will adversely affect the
kHz)
tlme, the red
is
inserted into the
Th~s Bessel
per~od.