- Do not expose the equipment to rain or moisture.
- Do not place anything closer than 0.1 meters above the top
- Do not remove the cover from the equipment.
- Do not insert anything into the equipment through the ventilation holes.
- Ensure a space of about 0.1 meters is left around the unit.
- No objects filled with liquid, such as vases, should be placed
- Do not handle the mains lead with wet hands.
- Do not cover the ventilation with any items such as table-
- When the switch is in the OFF position, the equipment is not
cloths, newspapers, curtains, etc.
- No sources of naked flame, such as lit candles, should be
- To completely disconnect this product from the mains, dis-
placed on the equipment.
- When disposing of used batteries, please comply with gov-
- The mains plug is used to completely interrupt the power supernmental regulations or applicable public environmental
rules for your country or region.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
In case of abnormality.
In case any abnormal noise or smell is generated from the
unit during use, immediately switch the power off, unplug the
power cord from the power outlet, and consult your dealer or
an authorized service center for a check-up.
Do not open the unit.
panel.
on the unit.
completely disconnected from the MAINS.
connect the plug from the wall socket outlet.
ply to the unit and must be within easy access by the user.
Keep away from water and foreign objects.
Do not insert or drop metallic objects, such as hairpins,
nails and coins, or flammable objects, such as paper and
matches, through the ventilation holes or other openings on
the unit, for this will cause a malfunction or fire hazard and
electric shock. In case water or a foreign object enters the
unit, consult an authorized service center or your dealer for
a check-up.
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High-voltage components are used inside the unit. Do not
open the cabinet to check or modify the unit, for this involves
a risk of electric shock. Any deterioration in performance or
malfunction caused by user modification will be excluded
from the warranty.
Do not exceed the maximum power capacity.
The components equipped with the rear panel AC OUTLETS
accept connections from other stereo system components.
However, do not connect components for which the total power
consumption exceeds the power capacity marked on the rear
panel, for this may cause malfunction or fire hazard. Also note
that components through which a large current flows when the
power is switched on, such as a TV set, cannot be connected
to such an AC outlet unless it has been designed to accept
TV connections.
Do not damage the power cord.
Hold the power plug when plugging or unplugging the power
cord. Do not pull the cord or touch it with wet hands, for this
may cause a short circuit or electrical hazard. Do not leave
the power cord under this unit, or under furniture, or between
objects. Also, never tie the power cord with another cord,
knot it, or leave it in a place exposed to high human traffic.
When the unit is unused for extended periods...
When leaving home for an extended period, for example
when going on a trip, set the power switch to off and unplug
the power plug from the power outlet for safety. This will prevent fire hazard due to unexpected accidents with the unit.
Appliance with ventilation openings
The following rack size measurements must be adhered to:
q Between the R/L side of MZK58 and R/L sides of the rack;
more than 5 cm
w Between the upper side of MZK58 and the rack; more than
10 cm
e The rear of the rack must be opened.
※ Do not remove the legs.
These openings must not be blocked or covered. If this is done
accidentally, the internal temperature will rise, and cause a fire.
There are ventilation openings on the upper and lower sections
of the casing to prevent overheating.
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HANDLING PRECAUTIONS
Do not install the unit in the following locations:
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In places exposed to direct sunlight or near heat
sources, such as a radiator.
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In places where the heat cannot escape due to
poor ventilation, or which are very humid or dusty.
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In unstable places, with sloping surfaces or exposed
to excessive vibration.
BEFORE CONNECTING
●
In places which may be exposed to rain, such as
near a window.
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In places which may be exposed to soot, vapor or
heat, such as near cooking facilities.
Connection precautions
●
Be sure to switch off the power of the relevant
equipment before making any connection.
●
The “White” input/output Jacks of the amplifier are
designed for the Left channel, while the “red” input/
output jacks are for the Right channels. Be sure
to connect the cords without mistaking the color
codes for the left and right channels.
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Insert the plugs of the connection cords securely
into the jacks. If the connection is incomplete,
there may be no sound produced or noise may be
generated.
●
When unplugging the power cord from the outlet,
be sure to hold the plastic molding of the plug itself
and pull.
Power consumption of AC power outlets
●
Be careful that the total power consumption does
not exceed the wattage marked on the rear panel.
Do not connect appliances other than system
components to the power outlets of this unit.
●
Do not connect a TV set to this unit; even if it
indicates a power consumption value below the
permissible value when the TV power is turned on.
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NAMES OF PARTS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS
OFFON
OFFON
MUSIC VOLUME
BASS BOOST
DVD
OFFON
POWER
MINMAX
MIC MASTER VOLUME
MINMAX
ONOFF
F. B EQ
CDAUXBGM
1/A
DELAYREPEATTREBLEMIDBASSTREBLEMIDBASS
2/B312
MIC INPUT
3
MIC VOLMIC 3 ECHO
ECHOMICMUSICBGM
BALANCE
RL
ECHO VOLUME
MAXMIN
KARAOKE DIGITAL AMPLIFIER MZK58
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q POWER Switch (ON /OFF )
Press this switch to turn the power ON, and again
u ECHO DELAY
Adjust the delay time with this control.
to turn the power OFF.
i MIC 3 ECHO ON/OFF Switch
w REMOTE SENSOR
This is the IR sensor, which receives signals
from the wireless remote control unit supplied
(RC58MZK).
e BGM INPUT LEVEL Control
Adjust this control to optimize the BGM input
level.
Please note: The BGM level cannot be adjusted
using the MUSIC VOL control on the front panel.
r MUSIC TONE Controls (BASS/ MID/ TREBLE)
These controls are used to boost or reduce the
(low, middle, or high) frequency response of
music.
Press this switch to turn the MIC 3 ECHO ON, and
again to turn it OFF.
o MIC VOL Controls (1/A, 2/B, 3)
These controls adjust the microphone input level
from the MIC INPUT 1/ 2/ 3 jack (front panel) and
MIC INPUT A/ B jack (rear panel).
!0 MIC INPUT Jacks (1, 2, 3)
Those jacks are for connecting microphones.
!1 MIC MASTER VOL Control
This control adjusts the overall volume of all
microphones.
!2 ECHO VOL Control
t MIC TONE Controls (BASS/ MID/ TREBLE)
These controls are used to boost or reduce the
(low, middle, or high) frequency response of
microphones.
y ECHO REPEAT
Adjust the interval of repetitions with this control.
This control affects the echo amount mixed into
the microphone inputs to the MIC INPUT 1, 2 and
3 jacks and MIC INPUT A and B jacks.
!3 F.B EQ Switch
Pre s s thi s sw itch to tur n the FEEDBACK
EQUALIZER function ON, and again to turn it
OFF.
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!4 DIGITAL KEY Control Buttons
Press the required button to transpose the key
of the music played. The key can be changed
in halftone steps for six steps; either higher or
lower.
The key returns to the default level once the tune
has finished.
!5 FUNCTION DISPLAY
Th is disp lay indic ates th e currently active
function/s.
!6 BASS BOOST Switch and DISPLAY
Press this switch to turn the BASS BOOST ON,
and again to turn it OFF.
The display indicates green when this switch is
turned on.
!7 BALANCE VOL Control
With this control you can adjust the volume
balance between the left and right channels.
!8 MUSIC VOL Control
This control allows you to adjust the volume of the
musical source.
(The Volume of the BGM is controlled from inside
the ceiling panel.)
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1
R
LL
R
WITH
LOW PASS
FILTER
SUB WOOFER
AUDIO OUTPUT
L
R
PRE
OUT
L
R
IN
MUSIC EFFECTOR
BGMAUX
AUDIO INPUT
DVDCD
R
L
R
L
AUTO SELECTOR MODE
SIGNAL
GROUND
B
MIC INPUT
VIDEO
INPUT
1
BGVCDDVD
32
VIDEO
OUTPUT
SPEAKER SYSTEMS
A
SPEAKER IMPEDANCE
SYSTEM C : 4 - 8 OHMS / SYSTEM A : 4-8 OHMS
SYSTEM C AND A :8-16 OHMS
+L––R+
MAX
L
SENSITIVITY
M HL
SENSITIVITY
M HL
SENSITIVITY
M H
MONO
STEREO
MIN
INPUT LEVEL
BGM
KARAOKE
A&VA&V
CDDVDAUX MODE
AUDIO
1
SERIAL NO.
MZK58
2
VIDEO
REMOTE IN
MAXMIN
INPUT LEVEL
MAXMIN
INPUT LEVEL
AUDIO VIDEO
开关插头
最大 100W
无开关插头
最大 200W
交 流 输 出
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AC OUTLETS
SAME AS LINE VOLTAGE
SWITCHED
MAX 100W
UNSWITCHED
MAX 200W
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Singapore,
Malaysia Version
2
1
R
LL
R
WITH
LOW PASS
FILTER
SUB WOOFER
AUDIO OUTPUT
L
R
PRE
OUT
L
R
IN
MUSIC EFFECTOR
BGMAUX
AUDIO INPUT
DVDCD
R
L
R
L
AUTO SELECTOR MODE
SIGNAL
GROUND
B
MIC INPUT
VIDEO
INPUT
1
BGVCDDVD
32
VIDEO
OUTPUT
SPEAKER SYSTEMS
A
SPEAKER IMPEDANCE
SYSTEM C : 4 - 8 OHMS / SYSTEM A : 4-8 OHMS
SYSTEM C AND A :8-16 OHMS
+L––R+
MAX
L
SENSITIVITY
M HL
SENSITIVITY
M HL
SENSITIVITY
M H
MONO
STEREO
MIN
INPUT LEVEL
BGM
KARAOKE
A&VA&V
CDDVDAUX MODE
AUDIO
1
SERIAL NO.
MZK58
2
VIDEO
REMOTE IN
MAXMIN
INPUT LEVEL
MAXMIN
INPUT LEVEL
AUDIO VIDEO
开关插头
最大 100W
无开关插头
最大 200W
交 流 输 出
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AC OUTLETS
SAME AS LINE VOLTAGE
SWITCHED
MAX 100W
UNSWITCHED
MAX 200W
China Version
Singapore,
Malaysia Version
[ REAR PANEL SIDE ]
q DVD audio input jacks
Connect the output jacks of DVD Equipment to
these jacks.
w CD audio input jacks
Connect the output jacks of CD player to these
jacks.
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e AUX audio input jacks
Connect the output jacks of a CD player, VCR etc.
to these jacks.
r BGM audio input jacks
Connect the output jacks of the BGM function to
these jacks.
t SUB WOOFER jack with low-pass filter
Connect the input jack of the subwoofer directly.
This jack outputs the monaural signal through a
low-pass filter.
y SUB WOOFER jack without low-pass filter
Connect the input jack of the subwoofer with a
low-pass filter.
This jack transmits the monaural signal directly.
u PRE output jacks
Connect the input jacks of the extension Power
amplifier to these jacks.
i MUSIC EFFECTOR input jacks
Connect the output jacks of the music effector
extension to these jacks.
o MUSIC EFFECTOR output jacks
Connect the input jacks of the music effector
extension to these jacks.
!0 EXT. REMOTE SENSOR input jack
This Jack inputs the external remote control
signal.
!1 AUX MODE AUTO SELECTOR Switch
KARAOKE/BGM
With AUX, KARAOKE BGM selector switches
can be used to select self-holding or non selfholding
status. The self-holding status is set by setting the
switches to the KARAOKE position; the non self-
holding status is set by setting the switches to the
BGM position.
KARAOKE : The AUX function does not switch to
DVD or CD even when a DVD or CD
signal is input.
BGM : The AUX function switches to DVD
or CD when a DVD or CD signal is
input.
!2 CD AUTO SELECTOR Switch
This switch selects the types of signals detected
by the automatic audio/video switChinag function
to switch the input function.
AUDIO : SwitChinag based on audio signal.
A & V : SwitChinag based on either audio or
video signals.
VIDEO : SwitChinag based on video signal.
!3 DVD AUTO SELECTOR Switch
This switch selects the types of signals detected
by the automatic audio/video switChinag function
to switch the input function.
AUDIO : SwitChinag based on audio signal.
A & V : SwitChinag based on either audio or
video signals.
VIDEO : SwitChinag based on video signal.
!4 VIDEO input jacks
Connect this output jack with the video input of
the monitor.
!5 VIDEO output jacks
Connect this input jack with the video output of a
DVD CD BGV player or video camera, etc.
!6 MIC INPUT jacks (A/B)
Those jacks are for connecting microphones.
The A jack is connected to the same circuit as
the MIC INPUT jacks 1 and 2, both on the front
panel.
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!7 DVD INPUT LEVEL Control
Adjust this control to balance the DVD input level
with respect to other input.
!8 DVD SENSITIVITY Switch
This switch sets the sensitivity level at which the
DVD audio signal is detected and the input
function switches automatically to a DVD source.
LOW : Set to this position if the function should
not switch to BGM or another function,
even after the DVD play is finished.
MIDDLE : Normally set to this position.
HIGH : Set to this position in case the function
switches to another function in the
middle of DVD play.
!9 CD SENSITIVITY Switch
This switch sets the sensitivity level at which the
CD audio signal is detected and the input function
switches automatically to a CD source.
LOW : Set to this position if the function does
not switch to BGM or another function
even after the CD play is finished.
MIDDLE : Normally set to this position.
HIGH : Set to this position in case the function
switches to another function in the
middle of CD play.
@0 CD INPUT LEVEL Control
Adjust this control to balance the CD input level
with respect to other inputs.
@1 AUX INPUT LEVEL Control
Adjust this control to balance the AUX input level
with respect to other inputs.
@2 AUX SENSITIVITY Switch
This switch sets the sensitivity level at which the
AUX audio signal is detected and the input function
switches automatically to an AUX source.
LOW : Set to this position if the function does
not switch to BGM or another function,
even after the AUX source play is
finished.
MIDDLE : Normally set to this position.
HIGH : Set to this position in case the function
switches to another function in the
middle of AUX source play.
@3 BGM MONO/STEREO Switch
Select this switch to switch between monaural or
stereo of BGM.
@4 AC OUTLETS
Plug this cord into an AC wall outlet.
SWITCHED (max. total power consumption:
100 W)
Whenever the POWER switch on the unit’s front
panel is set to ON or OFF, the power to the
components (whose power switch is set to ON)
connected to the unit is also switched ON or OFF.
UNSWITCHED (max. total power consumption:
200 W)
Power is permanently supplied through these
outlets, regardless of the POWER switch setting
on the unit of the front panel. (In this case, the
power of the connected component should be
turned ON and OFF using the power switch on
each component concerned.)
Note: Do not connect non system component
units to these AC outlets. For instance, do
not connect a TV monitor.
@5 SPEAKER SYSTEM Terminals
Connect speaker systems with these jacks.
@6 SIGNAL GROUND Terminal
The grounding wire shall be connected to a
grounding line to reduce the risk of electric
shock.
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SYSTEM CONNECTIONS
2
1
R
LL
R
WITH
LOWPASS
FILTER
SUB WOOFER
AUDIO OUTPUT
L
R
PRE
OUT
L
R
IN
MUSIC EFFECTOR
BGMAUX
AUDIO INPUT
DVDCD
R
L
R
L
AUTO SELECTOR MODE
SIGNAL
GROUND
B
MIC INPUT
VIDEO
INPUT
1
BGVCDDVD
32
VIDEO
OUTPUT
SPEAKER SYSTEMS
A
SPEAKER IMPEDANCE
SYSTEM C : 4 - 8 OHMS / SYSTEM A : 4-8 OHMS
SYSTEM C AND A :8-16 OHMS
+L––R+
MAX
L
SENSITIVITY
M HL
SENSITIVITY
M HL
SENSITIVITY
M H
MONO
STEREO
MIN
INPUT LEVEL
BGM
KARAOKE
A&VA&V
CDDVDAUX MODE
AUDIO
1
SERIAL NO.
MZK58
2
VIDEO
REMOTE IN
MAXMIN
INPUT LEVEL
MAXMIN
INPUT LEVEL
开关插头
最大 100W
无开关插头
最大 200W
交 流 输 出
AUDIO VIDEO
DVD Player
VTR or LD PlayerBGM
Power Amplifier
Right
System 2
System 1
System 2
Active Subwoofer
Left
Right
Left
Monitor TVMonitor TVMonitor TV
CD Player
System 1
Active Subwoofer
MICMIC
AC OUTLETS
SAME AS LINE VOLTAGE
SWITCHED
MAX 100W
UNSWITCHED
MAX 200W
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Singapore,
Malaysia Version
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CONNECTIONS
(+) cord to (+) terminal
(−) cord to (−) terminal
15mm
+
+
−
RL
−
Right speakerLeft speaker
SPEAKER SYSTEMS
1
2
Left
Right
White
Red
White
Red
Connection of Speaker Cords
1. Push the lever in the direction of the arrow and
insert the conductor wire into the hole.
2. Return the lever to the original position to secure
the conductor wire.
Before connection, strip a section of coating about 15
mm in length from the extremity of each cord using a
tool such as a pair of pliers.
Connecting the RCA Pin Plugs
When connecting RCA pin plugs, be sure to insert the
red plug into the red jack and the white plug into the
white jack.
Caution: Be car eful th at the cor d condu ctor s
projected from a terminal do not come into
contact with those of another cord. Contact
from the conductors of different speaker
cords may cause damage to the system.
Impedance of connectable speaker systems.
The speaker system is used by one system. (1 or 2)
................................. 4 Ω to 16 Ω
The speaker system is used by two systems. (1 and 2)
................................. 8 Ω to 16 Ω
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Important Precautions for Speaker Connection
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1. The maximum output of the MZK58 is 150 W +
150 W. Therefore, the speakers used must have a
maximum input of 150 W or more.
2. The minimum speaker impedance of MZK58
is designated at 4-ohm. If two 6-ohm speaker
systems are connected in parallel, this will exceed
the design value and trigger a safety protector
device.
When two speaker systems are used and the
protector is frequently activated, the speaker
systems should be connected serially instead.
3. Use marantz genuine speakers to prevent any
trouble or damage caused by mismatChinag.
qParallel connection
(each speaker should be 8Ω or more)
6Ω+6Ω→ 3Ω
(<4Ω : NG)
wSeries connection
(total: over 4Ω is available)
6Ω+6Ω = 12Ω
(>4Ω : OK)
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PRINCIPLE OF AUDIOVIDEO SWITCHOVER
DVD
CD
BGV
MIC 1
MIC A
MIC 2
MIC B
MIC 3
CD
AUX
BGM
DVD
BGV
CD
AUX
CD
DVD
DVD
BGM
AUX
CD
DVD
BGM
AUX
VIDEO
INPUTS
MIC
INPUTS
AUDIO
INPUTS
VIDEO 1
VIDEO 2
VIDEO 3
VIDEO
OUTPUTS
MIC VOL. 1/A
MIC VOL. 2/B
MIC VOL. 3
MIC MASTER VOL.
SPEAKER OUTPUTS
PRE-OUT
MUSIC VOL.
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With AUX , the KARAOKE BGM selector
switches can be used to select self-holding or non
self-holding status. The self-holding status is set
by setting the switches to the KARAOKE position;
the non self-holding status is set by setting the
switches to the BGM position.
KARAOKE : The AUX function does not switch to
DVD or CD, even when a DVD or CD
signal is input.
BGM : The AUX function switches to DVD
or CD when a DVD or CD signal is
input.
AUTOMATIC AUDIOVIDEO SWITChinaG
●
This unit is capable of detecting the audio and/
or video input signals and switChinag the input
function automatically in the priority order of; 1)
DVD; 2) CD; 3) AUX; 4) BGM.
●
When switChinag to DVD, CD and AUX, it is
possible to select the types of signals (audio only,
video only, audio and video combined) as input
function switChinag.
AUDIO : SwitChinag based on the audio signal
A & V : SwitChinag based on either the audio or
VIDEO : SwitChinag based on the video signal
only.
video signals.
only.
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REMOTE CONTROL
CONTROL
KEY
ECHO MIC MUSIC
#5
#4
#3
#2
#11
2
3
4
5
#66
RC58MZK
1
2
4
3
Battery cover
AAA battery x 2
Back side
30o
30o
Remote
control unit
Approx. 5m
OF
F
ON
OFF
ON
MUSI
C VOLUME
BASS BOOS
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DV
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OFF
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W
ER
MAX
MI
C MASTER VOLU
ME
MAX
ON
OFF
F. B EQ
CD
AUX
BGM
1
/
A
DELAY
REPEAT
TREBLE
MID
BASS
T
REBL
E
MI
D
BA
S
S
2/B
3
1
2
NP
UT
3
M
IC VO
L
M
IC 3 ECHO
ECHO
MI
C
MUSIC
B
GM
BALANCE
R
ECHO VO
LUME
MAX
KARA
OKE DIGITAL
AMPLIFIER
MZK58
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♭
5
♭
4
♭
3
♭
2
♭
1
♯
1
♯
2
♯
3
♯
4
♯
5
♯
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KEY CONTROL
Names of parts and their Functions
qKEY Control Buttons
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UPWARD (#1 to #6)
The key can be transposed up to 2.5 tones above the
standard key via 6 steps, each a half tone.
●
NATURAL ( )
Press to reset to the NATURAL key.
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DOWNWARD (♭1 to ♭6)
The key can be transposed up to 2.5 tones below the
standard key via 6 steps, each a half tone.
(The key returns to the standard key after every tune.)
w MUSIC VOL Control Buttons
●
Press one of the buttons to increase or decrease the
music volume. The LED on the MUSIC VOL control of the
main unit blinks during the adjustment. Fine adjustment is
available by pressing the buttons intermittently.
e MIC MASTER VOL Control Buttons
●
Press one of the buttons to increase or decrease the overall
volume of the microphones. The LED on the MIC MASTER
VOL control of the main unit blinks during the adjustment.
Fine adjustment is available by pressing the buttons
intermittently.
r ECHO VOL Control Buttons
●
Press one of the buttons to increase or decrease the
amount of echo.
Operation of Wireless Remote Control Unit
1. Wireless remote control
The distance between the wireless remote control
unit and the light receptor of this unit should be less
than about 5 meters. Note that the remote control
may not operated if the light transmitter window of
the remote control unit is pointed to other direction
than the light receptor or if there is an obstacle
between the remote control unit and light receptor.
2. Loading batteries
The life of the batteries used in the remote control
unit is about half a year under normal use. If the
remote control unit is to be unused for an extended
period, remove the batteries. When the batteries
become weak, replace them earlier.
Improper use of batteries may cause a risk of
battery leakage and explosion.
Be careful to obey the following guidelines:
(1) Insert batteries so that the positive (+) and
negative (–) poles are positioned as indicated
on the battery case.
(2) Do not use old and new batteries together.
(3) Even if the shapes are the same, the voltage of
batteries may vary depending on the models.
Be careful not to use different models of
batteries together.
(4) Do not dispose of used batteries as burnable
waste.
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5 to 10 cm (2 to 4 in.) away
from your mouth.
Hold the microphone at
a certain distance from
the head.
GENERAL OPERATION
OFFON
OFFON
MUSIC VOLUME
BASS BOOST
DVD
OFFON
POWER
MINMAX
MIC MASTER VOLUME
MINMAX
ONOFF
F. B EQ
CDAUXBGM
1/A
DELAYREPEATTREBLEMIDBASSTREBLEMIDBASS
2/B312
MIC INPUT
3
MIC VOLMIC 3 ECHO
ECHOMICMUSICBGM
BALANCE
RL
ECHO VOLUME
MAXMIN
KARAOKE DIGITAL AMPLIFIER MZK58
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KEY CONTROL
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1 Connect the required number of microphones.
2 Set the Power switches of this unit and other
required components to ON (by pressing them in
).
3 Play the KARAOKE music source component, and
adjust the volume with the MUSIC VOL control.
4 Adjust the balance between the volumes of the
microphones, and the balance between the overall
microphone and music volumes, by turning the
MIC VOL and MIC MASTER VOL controls.
5 Adjust the echo level using the MAIN ECHO VOL
control.
6 Set the d e s i r ed key b y t he DIGITAL K E Y
CONTROLLER buttons.
Notes for the Proper Use of Microphones
●
Talk into the microphone by holding it at a distance
of 5 to 10 centimeters from your mouth.
●
To ensure clear sound, hold the microphone in a
position a certain distance from the head.
●
Do not block the lower part of the windscreen. This
will disturb proper voice reproduction with unclear
bass, and howling also tends to occur in such
cases.
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TO STOP THE VOLUME KNOB IN THE DESIRED POSITION
When the Music or Mic knobs are turned clockwise,
the default “stop” position is “10” when the unit is
supplied. This setting can be changed as follows:
1 Remove the volume knob from the MZK58.
2 Remove the screw from the volume knob.
When supplied, the stopper is set as follows:
The volume knob can be turned from 0 to 10.
3 Remove the stopper from the
volume knob and set it according
to the figures below.
4 Fix the screw and then attach
the knob to the MZK58.
Setting Examples
Front Panel side
Inside
With the stop
position set
between 3
and 4.
With the stop
position set in
the center.
2
3
The stop
position is
set between
6 and 7.
MAINTENANCE
When, the set gets dirty, wipe with a soft, dry cloth. If
the set is extremely dirty, soak a soft cloth in a solution
5/6% tableware detergent, wring it out thoroughly,
wipe the dirt away, and finally wipe off the set again
with a dry cloth.
Never use alcohol, thinner, benzene, insecticide
or other volatile agents, for they may damage the
surface paint or gloss of the set.
Also do not wipe the set with a chemical cloth or leave
it on the set for a long period, for the surface finish
may deteriorate or the paint may be stripped off.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
Should faults occur, it is in many cases due to a
simple operation mistake or like. On the basis of the
following checks you will be able to rectify a number
of faults yourself without difficulty.
SymptomPossible CausesRemedy
No speaker sound is
output at all.
No sound is output from
one of the speakers.
No microphone sound
is output.
1. The Power ON/OFF switch is set to
“OFF”.
2. The Power cord is unplugged.
3. The MUSIC VOL control is in the lowest
position.
1. The BALANCE control is turned fully to
an extreme position.
2. One of the speaker cords is discon
nected.
1. The microphone plug is not fully inserted.
2. The switch on the microphone is set to
“OFF”.
3. The corresponding MIC VOL or MIC
MASTER VOL controls are in the minimum position.
4. The microphone is too far from your
mouth, or the microphone handling is
incorrect.
If the fault cannot be remedied after the following
check, please consult your dealer.
1. Set the Power ON/OFF switch to “ON”.
2. Plug the power cord securely into the
power outlet.
3. Adjust the MUSIC VOL control.
1. Set the control to the center position.
2. Insert the cord securely into the termi-
-
nals.
1. Insert the plug securely into the jack.
2. Set the switch on the microphone to
“ON”.
3. Adjust the control.
4. Refer to the user manual supplied with
your microphone.
AFTER-SALES SERVICING
q If this unit is found to be defective, your local
dealer will repair or replace defective parts at
charge on request.
w Before requesting a repair from your local dealer,
see the “TROUBLESHOOTING” section and
recheck it.
For the dealer :
If the customer requests after-sales service, please
first check the following points:
●
Confirm the details of any accident.
●
Check out all cables and connections.
●
Cautions regarding operation and instructions on
using the system to your customer.
If the unit is found to be defective and it is difficult to
repair, bring the defective unit to your nearest marantz
authorized service center.
ETIQUETTE OF SOUND
The KARAOKE performance you enjoy may be disturbing others. When performing
KARAOKE, be sure to consider your neighbors.
You can control the volume of KARAOKE. Remember that even small sounds travel
easily during quiet nights, so be especially careful during KARAOKE performances at
night. We recommend closing windows to avoid sound leakages to neighbors, and having
consideration for the comfortable living environments of others.
420
690
96
381.5
410
OFFON
OFFON
MUSIC VOLUME
BASS BOOST
DVD
OFFON
POWER
MIN MAX
MIC MASTER VOLUME
MIN MAX
ONOFF
F. B EQ
CD AUX BGM
1/A
DELAYREPEATTREBLEMIDBASSTREBLEMIDBASS
2/B 3 1 2
MIC INPUT
3
MIC VOLMIC 3 ECHO
ECHOMICMUSICBGM
BALANCE
RL
ECHO VOLUME
MAXMIN
KARAOKE DIGITAL AMPLIFIER
MZK58
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KEY CONTROL
COPYRIGHT
●
Broadcasting and music sources such as recorded
music tapes, DVDs, video tapes, CDs and so on
are strictly protected under copyright law.
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SPECIFICATIONS
Amplifier
Maximum Output (1 kHz, 8 Ω) ........... 150 W + 150 W
Total Harmonic Distortion ................................ 0.05%
(1 kHz, 70 W, 8 Ω)
Audio Input (Sensitivity/Impedance)
DVD, CD, AUX ................................150 mV/27 kΩ
You require permission from the copyright holder
to use, distribute, or rent these music sources for
commercial use, or sell dubbed media to other
people; except when enjoying these sources by
yourself.
Power Supply, etc.
Supply Voltage
Singapore, Malaysia Version
.... AC 230–240 V 50 Hz
China Version .............................. AC 220 V 50 Hz
Power Consumption
(IEC 60065)
Singapore, Malaysia Version
...................... 140 W
China Version ........................................ 130 W
(Idling) .......................................................... 30 W
AC Power Outlets
UNSWITCHED (200 W max.) ..............................2
SWITCHED (100 W max.) ...................................1
Dimensions (W x H x D) ... 420mm x 96mm x 410mm
Weight .................................................. Gross 9.3 kg
Accessories
User Guide ...............................................................1
Wireless Remote Control Unit (RC58MZK) ..............1