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CAUTION
MISEENGARDE
CAUTION:
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IMPORTANT
SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
FOR
CUSTOMERS
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Page 5
OPERATING
ELEMENTS
FRONT
1
2
3
4
56
7
8
910
11
12
13
14
15
16
FRONT
1.
PRESET
(OPTIONAL)
2.
MDSS
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AUTO
TAPE
SKIP/SEARCH(CD)
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REMOTE SENSOR
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POWER
TIMER
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CLOCK
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RECORD
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11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
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32
31
30
29
28
27
26
25
24
23
22
21
20
19
18
17
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
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29.
30.
31.
32.
REAR
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
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DIRECT
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TAPE
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MIC
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MIC
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TAPE
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34
35
36
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Page 6
FUNCTION
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
LEVEL
FUNCTION,
FREQUENCY,
TIME,
MUTE
PLAY
(Use
TAPE
CD
FM
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MDSS,
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MODE
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DIRECTION
MUSIC
STEREO
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CALENDAR
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Page 8
CONNECTIONS
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8
Page 9
CLOCK
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Page 10
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Page 14
AUXILIARY
FUNCTION
1.
connected
sockets.
2.
Switch
Press
on
the
TAPE
Playback
Preparation
You
can use
1.
To
set
the
Switch
the
(If
necessary
other
deck.)
2.
To
insert
cassette
Open
deck
cassettes
cassette
in
cassette
NOTE:
DECK
DECK
3.
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Select
and
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In
and
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and
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(b)
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how
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case
this
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which
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auto
2
DECK
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the
auxiliary
to
the
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function
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only
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cassettes:
deck
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with
the
side
that
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deck
stop
only
reverse
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with
often
of
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reverse
the
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play
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14
Page 15
RECORDING
Recording
Connected
Preparation
Wind
Use
You
1.
To
Switch
etc.
2.
To
Open
Insertablank
compartment.
3.
PLAY
Select
if
or
4.
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in
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again
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begins.
up
only
can
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insert
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wishtorecord
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the
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pause
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if
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normal
record
mode.
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from
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tape
from
the
function
unitonand
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cassette
cassette
cassette
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cassette
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or
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front
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only.
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MODE
side
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button
side
recording
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button,
only
cassette
or
AUX
and
or
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and
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CLOSE
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synchro
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the
cassette
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recording
titles
function.
compartment
button,
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again.
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deck
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automatically
with
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cassette
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into
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close
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NOTE:
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the
the
reverse
5.
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record
cassette
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the
last
track
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the
cassette
reverse
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the
the
front
sides.
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has
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the
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NOTE:
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case
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you
ended.
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seconds
NOTES
1.
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you
these
2.
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you
the
before
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recording.
of
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want
to
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enters
then
:
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desired
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record
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into
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onto
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to
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with
deck
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synchro
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synchro
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tape
the
push
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titles,
recording.
the desired
(
recording.
possible
after
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mode
and
program
track,
during
one
has
button.
7
for
recording.
select
button
)
Page 16
RECORDING
Recording
(Dubbing)
Preparation
Wind
Use
Dubbing
up
only
the
normal
only
(playback)
1.
Select
the
2.
To
insert
cassettes
cassette
Open
Insertarecorded
that
Open
Insertablank
and
front.
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you
cassette
the
cassette
TIMER
tape
to
TAPE
from
to
tapes.
functions
cassette
function.
deck
cassette
deck
cassette
side
the
:
2.
1.
point
from
deck
in
that
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to
recording
cassette
2
and
front.
the
you
deck
(recording)
the
cassette
cassette
wishtorecordtothe
Tape
starts.
1
side
compartment
3.
NOTE
The
4.
NOTE
You
The
To
dub(auto
Rewind
Press
DUBBING
The
pause
To
Press
The
cannot
volume
dubbing):
both
cassettes
NORMAL
dubbing
:
end
the
unit
:
function
dubbing
DUBBING
for
double
starts
up
does
:
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stops
automatically
change
the
hasnoeffectonthe record
to
the
beginning
for
normal
speed
dubbing.
automatically.
not
operate
button.
at
during
the
endofthe
speedofdubbing
of
and
while
level.
the
tape.
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dubbing.
tape.
dubbing.
Timer
With
reception
and
at
1.
2.
3.
TIMER
the
recording
the
time
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setting
the button
indicator
function-TUNER,
display
If
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CDII/SET
the
display
'PLAY'
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(1)
either
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function
and
recording,CDplay,
from
current
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for
turn.
button
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the
PLAY
:
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:
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more
appears
to
select
window.
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auxiliary
button
the
CD,
until
flashes
and
desired.
the
the
mode.
in
want
and
time.
timer
than
in
play
play
can
you
have
tape
source
to
enter
is
already
1.5
seconds.)
the
display
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TAPE,
the
TUNER,
the
TUNER
in
turn.
button
REC.
only.
and
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the
playorplay
turned
the
timer
set,
and
press
appears
to
confirm
radio
on
each
and
press
the
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the
JOG
DIAL
to
(2)
radio
station of
off
turning
(3)
selected
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(4)
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in
(5)
(6)
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JOG
(7)
preset
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the
memory,
and
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in
(3);
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the
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hour
minute
the
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minute
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in
the
numbers.
radio
stations
this
can
this
case,
that
off
the
the
CDII/SET
preset
hour
DIAL.
the
CDII/SET
to
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minute
DIAL.
the
CDII/SET
to
switch
TIME
display.
step
operate
was
unit.
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on.
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the
previous
have
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automatically
continuously
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button
number.
switch
button
to
switch
button
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selectadesired
programmed
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radio
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and
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confirm
confirm
hour
step
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the
flashes
16
Page 17
TIMER
(8)
Program
same
Set
(9)
DIAL.
Press
(10)
selected
setting
Switch
(11)
The
switched
4.
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cancel
Each
select
check
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activateorcheck
buttonsothat
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cancel
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that
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of
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want
section.
time
the
the
way
the
volume
the
remains
has
the
selected
you
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you
or
the
timer
timer
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in
the
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as
the
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volume
in
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system
function
on
and
select
steps
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you
select
steps
to
select
check
TIMER
activating
setting
"
"
TIMER,
display
time
level
button
level.
the
display
perfected.
off.
offatthe
the
AUX:
(1)~(11)
want
to
the
CD
(4)~(11)
the
the
timer.
button
or
status.
the
timer,
lights
press
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offinthe
to
turn
by
turning
to
and
is
automatically
time
except
select
or
TAPE:
of
the
TUNER'.
is
pressed
cancel.
press
in
the
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the
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on.
the
JOG
confirm
the
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explanation
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cassette
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case
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tape
timer-off
of
power-on
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sleep
automatically
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with
turned
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have
in
deck
function
timer
selected
cassette
2
will
will
be
the
timer
by
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the
only
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used,
off
after
the
for
playback,
tapes
be
selected
operated
on.
remote
the
power
specified
if
the
in;
first.
only
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is
time
both
in
the
has
elapsed.
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specify
off,
can
means
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minutes.
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before
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Select
2.
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check
turned
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so
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time
it
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the
units
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time
10
minutes.
by
off.
until
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press
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interval
power
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until
you
after
i.e.
is
it
NOTES:
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When
the
no
discisenteredinthe
2.
cassette
TUNER
When
the
tape
function
the
REPEAT
automatically.
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unit
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functions.
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cassette
desired
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unit
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cancel
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button
the
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displayed.
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17
Page 18
SPECIFICATIONS
SECTION
AMP
Output
Power(MAIN)
Output
Power(Super
Frequency
Frequency
Response(Super
Signal-to-Noise
Signal-to-Noise
TUNER
FM
Tuning
Range(optional)
Intermediate
Signal-to-Noise
(Mono/Stereo,
Frequency
AM(MW)
Tuning
Range(optional)522~1,611
Intermediate
Frequency
SW(OPTIONAL)
Tuning
Range
Intermediate
Signal-to-Noise
LW(OPTIONAL)
Tuning
Range
Intermediate
Signal-to-Noise
MODEL
Woofer)
Response(MAIN)
Ratio(MAIN)
Ratio(Super
Frequency
Ratio
98MHz)
Response
Frequency
Response
Frequency
Ratio(11MHz)
Frequency
Ratio(254kHz)
Woofer)
Woofer)
100W+100W
42~25,000
80
dB
87.5~108
or
65~74
MHz
10.7
61/58
dB
60~10,000
or
530~1,610
kHz
450
100~1,900
5.8~18.0
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35
dB
153~281
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450
28
dB
FFH
MHz
kHz
Hz
MHz
MHz
Hz
kHz,
Hz
-
(6Ω,
&
530~1,720
kHz
876
T.H.D
2ch,
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10%)
MHz
kHz522~1,611
FFH
30W
+30W(6Ω,
120W+120W
700~25,000
45~700Hz
83
dB
75
dB
87.5~108
or
65~74
MHz
10.7
61/58
dB
60~10,000
or
530~1,610
kHz
450
100~1,800
5.8~18.0
kHz
450
35
dB
153~281
kHz
450
28
dB
MHz
MHz
MHz
kHz
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(6Ω,
Hz
Hz
kHz,
Hz
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T.H.D
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2ch,
&
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530~1,720
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MHz
kHz
CASSETTE
REW
FF,
Time(C-60)
Frequency
Signal-to-Noise
Channel
Separation
CD
Frequency
Signal-to-Noise
GENERAL
Power
Requirements
Net
Dimensions(WxHxD)
Net
Weight
SECTION
SPEAKER
Type
Impedance
Frequency
Sound
Pressure
Rated
Input
Rated
Input
Max.
Input
Max.
Input
Net
Net
*
NOTE
Power(SUPER
Dimensions(WxHxD)
Weight
:
DECK
Response
Ratio
Response
Ratio
MODEL
SYSTEM
Response(MAIN)
Level(MAIN)
Power(MAIN)
Power(SUPER
Power(MAIN)
Designs
The
WOOFER)
and
working
WOOFER)
specifications
lifeofthis
120
sec.
dB(P/B),
dB(P/B),
dB
kg
Reflex
dB/W(1m)
Hz
43dB(R/P)
45dB(R/P)
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50~20,000
87
100W
200W
230x401x289mm 240x444x334mm
120
sec.
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43
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70
dB
Refertothe
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Bi
AMP
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120~20,000
90
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30W
120W
60W
240W
4.80kg 6.05kg
are
product
subjecttochange
is
7
years
since
the
without
rate
notice
of
purchase.
for
improvement.
18
Hz
43dB(R/P)
45dB(R/P)
Hz
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976E
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Speaker
Hz
back
Speaker,
panel
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of
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