Pioneer A-9 Service manual

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ORDER NO. ART-590-0

NON SWITCHING AMP STEREO AMPLIFIER

MODEL A-9 COMES IN SIX VERSIONS DISTINGUISHED AS FOLLOWS:
Туре Voltage Remarks
ки 120V only U.S.A. model
S 110V, 120V, 220V and 240V (Switchable) General export model
S/G 110V, 120V, 220V and 240V (Switchable) U.S. Military model
HE 220V and 240V (Switchable) Europe model
нв 220V and 240V (Switchable) United Kingdom model
кс 120V only Canada model

  • This service manual is applicable to the HE and HB types.
  • Ce manuel d'instruction se refère au mode de réglage, en français.
  • Este manual de servicio trata del método de ajuste escrito en español.

CONTENTS

1. SPECIFICATIONS 2
2. FRONT PANEL FACILITIES
3. BLOCK DIAGRAM 6
4. CIRCUIT DESCRIPTIONS 7
5. PARTS LOCATION 10
6. PACKING 12
7. P.C. BOARDS CONNECTION DIAGRAM 13
8. EXPLODED VIEW 21
9. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 25
10. ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST 29
11. ADJUSTMENTS 34
RÉGLAGE
AJUSTE 36

PIONEER ELECTRONIC CORPORATION 4-1, Meguro 1-Chome, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 153, Japan U.S. PIONEER ELECTRONICS CORPORATION 85 Oxford Drive, Moonachie, New Jersey 07074, U.S.A. PIONEER ELECTRONICS COMPORATION ON OXFORD Drive, Middhachie, New Gersey 07074, 0.5.4. PIONEER ELECTRONIC (EUROPE) N.V. Luithagen-Haven 9, 2030 Antwerp, Belgium PIONEER ELECTRONICS AUSTRALIA PTY. LTD. 178-184 Boundary Road, Braeside, Victoria 3195. Australia

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A-9

1. SPECIFICATIONS

Amplifier Section

Continuous Power Output is 110 watts* per channel, min., at 8 ohms from 20 Hertz to 20,000 Hertz with no more than 0.003% total harmonic distortion.

Continuous Power Output at 1 kHz (both channels driven) T.H.D. 0.003%, 8 ohms ...... 120 watts per channel Total Harmonic Distortion (20 Hertz to 20,000 Hertz, 8 ohms, from TUNER)

continuous rated power output ...... No more than 0.003% 55 watts per channel power output ... No more than 0.003% Intermodulation Distortion (50 Hertz:7,000 Hertz = 4:1,

8 ohms, from TUNER)

continuous rated power output ...... No more than 0.005% 55 watts per channel power output ... No more than 0.003% Damping Factor (20 Hertz to 20,000 Hertz, 8 ohms)

Input Sensitivity/Impedance
PHONO MM 2.5 mV/50 kilohms
cartridge load capacitance:
PHONO MM 100, 200, 300, 400 pF
PHONO MC 0.1 mV/100 ohms
cartridge load resistance:
PHONO MC
TUNER, AUX, TAPE PLAY 1, 2 150 mV/50 kilohms
Phono Overload Level (T.H.D. 0.0015 5 %, 1,000 Hz)
PHONO MM 250 mV
PHONO MC 10 mV
Output Level/Impedance
TAPE REC 1, 2 150 mV/50 kilohms
Speaker A/OFF, B/OFF (4~16 Ω)
Frequency Response
PHONO (RIAA Equalization) 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz±0.2 dB
TUNER, AUX, TAPE PLAY 1, 2 5 Hz to 200,000 Hz +0 dB
Tone Control
BASS + 10 dB /-10 dB (100 Hz, 50 Hz)
Turnover Fre quency: 400 Hz/200 Hz
TREBLE + 10 dB/ -10 dB (10 kHz, 20 kHz)
Turnover Fre equency: 2.5 kHz/5 kHz
Filter
LOW (SUBSONIC) 20 Hz (12 dB/oct.)
Loudness Contour (Volume control se et at -40 dB position)
100 Hz), +3 dB (10 kHz)
Hum and Noise (IHF, short circuited ) A network)
PHONO MM 90 dB
PHONO MC 74 dB
TUNER, AUX, TAPE PLAY 1, 2 110 dB
Hum and Noise (DIN, continuous rated d power output/50 mW)
PHONO MM 80 dB/68 dB
PHONO MC 75 dB/70 dB
TUNER, AUX, TAPE PLAY 1, 2 95 dB/70 dB
Muting _20 dB
Miscellaneous
Power Requirements
HE, HB models 220/240 V (switchable), 50/60 Hz
S, S/G models . 110/120/220/240 V (switchable), 50/60 Hz
Power Consumption 4
HE, HB models
S, S/G models
Dimensions 420 (V V) x 150 (H) x 430 (D) mm
16-9/16 (W) x 5-15/ 16 (H) x 16-15/16 (D) in
Weight (without package) 16 kg (35 lb 4 oz)
Furnished Parts
Operating Instructions 1 (HE model only; 2)
Fuse (S, S/G models only) 1 (10 A or 5 A)

*Measured pursuant to the Federal Trade Commission's Trade Regulation rule on Power Output Claims for Amplifiers.

NOTE:

Specifications and the design subject to possible modifications without notice due to improvements.

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2. FRONT PANEL FACILITIES

1 POWER SWITCH

Power is supplied to the stereo amplifier as soon as this switch is depressed to the ON position.

The power is turned off when the switch is released to the OFF position.

Immediately after the power switch has been set to ON, the muting circuit is actuated, the PROTECTION-RED indicator lights up red/and about 6 seconds after this when the muting circuit has been released, this indicator goes from red to green.

(2) TREBLE CONTROL

This is used to adjust the treble (high-frequency range) sound. When it is rotated clockwise from the "▼" position with the LINE STRAIGHT-OFF switch depressed (the TONE, MODE and BALANCE indicators light), the level of sound above the frequency selected by the TREBLE-TURNOVER switch is emphasized. Conversely, when the control is rotated counterclockwise from the "▼" position, the level of sound above the frequency selected by the TREBLE-TURNOVER switch is emphasized. Conversely, when the control is rotated counterclockwise from the "▼" position, the level of sound above the frequency selected by the TREBLE-TURNOVER switch is attenuated.

3 BASS CONTROL

This is used to adjust the bass (low-frequency range) sound. When it is rotated clockwise from the " ▼" position with the LINE STRAIGHT-OFF switch depressed (the TONE, MODE and BALANCE indicators light), the level of sound below the frequency selected by the BASS-TURNOVER switch is emphasized. Conversely, when the control is rotated counterclockwise from the " ▼" position, the level of sound below the frequency selected by the BASS-TURNOVER switch is attenuated.

FUNCTION SWITCHES

These are used to select the sound source. At the left of each switch is a function indicator (pictographic) which lights when the corresponding switch has been depressed. This indicates that the lighted function has been selected.

PHONO: Depress for playing records on a turntable connected to the PHONO jacks.

  • TUNER: Depress for listening to a program on a tuner connected to the TUNER jacks.
  • AUX: Depress for listening to the sound from a stereo component connected to the AUX jacks.
  • TAPE 1: Depress to listen to a tape in a tape deck connected to the TAPE-1 jacks or to monitor a recording.
  • TAPE 2: Depress to listen to a tape in a tape deck connected to the TAPE-2 jacks or to monitor a recording.

NOTE:

Depress only one FUNCTION switch at a time. The desired program source may not be selected if two or more switches are depressed at the same time.

(5) VOLUME CONTROL

This is used to adjust the volume of sound heard through the speakers or headphones. The scale gives the attenuation when the rated output power is 0 dB. No sound is heard when it is set to the "∞" position. To increase the volume, rotate this control slowly clockwise (Q).

6 MUTING -20 dB SWITCH

The volume is attenuated by -20 dB when this switch is depressed to the ON position (MUTING indicator lights). The switch can be used effectively when the stylus descends onto the record during record play, when the sound is to be turned down temporarily and when you want to adjust the sound precisely as you listen to a program source under low sound level conditions.

PHONES JACK

Connect the plug on your headphones to this jack when listening to a program in private.

To listen to a program through the headphones, release both the SPEAKERS A and B switches.

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TREBLE-TURNOVER selector switch

-This is used to select the frequency at which the TREBLE

control starts to have an effect on the tone quality when it is

Allows the frequency band above 2.5 kHz to be ad-

TUNER:

The output signal from the TUNER jacks is fed out to the TAPE 1 REC and TAPE 2 REC jacks

AUX: The output signal from the AUX jacks is fed out to the TAPE 1 REC and TAPE 2 REC jacks.

(1) LINE STRAIGHT-OFF SWITCH

When this switch is released to the ON position (the LINE STRAIGHT indicator lights), the signal from the input jacks is directly sent to the power amplifier input without passing through the tone control circuit. When this switch is depressed to the OFF position, the input signal's tone quality can be adjusted with the tone controls.

12 SUBSONIC 15 Hz FILTER SWITCH

Depressing this switch to the ON position actuates the subsonic filter with the 15 Hz cutoff frequency. Once the SUB-SONIC FILTER indicator has lighted, it means that noise has been detected. Depress the SUBSONIC FILTER switch. This filter serves to attenuates frequencies lower than 15 Hz with a 12 dB/oct slope and, therefore, it can be used to suppress the ultra-low-range noise which is generated by record warp and other factors. This noise cannot actually be heard by the ear but it can cause cross modulation distortion and even speaker damage. Use this switch when required during record play.

13 LOUDNESS SWITCH

The bass and treble sound is emphasized when this switch is depressed to the ON position (LOUDNESS indicator lights) under low volume listening conditions.

When the volume of sound is low, the capability of the ear to pick up the bass and treble sound drops off, compared with high volume listening conditions. The LOUDNESS switch compensates for this characteristic of the ear. The bass and treble are emphasized when the switch is set to ON and the sound comes alive even when the volume is low.

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5 k: Allows the frequency band above 5 kHz to be adjusted

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9 BASS-TURNOVER SELECTOR SWITCH

This is used to select the frequency at which the BASS control starts to have an effect on the tone quality when it is used for adjustment.

  • 400: Allows the frequency band below 400 Hz to be adiusted.
  • 200: Allows the frequency band below 200 Hz to be adiusted.
10 REC OUT SELECTOR SWITCH

This is used to select the output signal which is fed out to the TAPE REC jacks.

  • COPY 2 ► 1: The output signal is fed out from the TAPE 2 PLAY jacks to the TAPE 1 REC jacks (when dubbing a tape from TAPE 2 to TAPE 1).
  • COPY 1 ► 2: The output signal is fed out from the TAPE 1 PLAY jacks to the TAPE 2 REC jacks (when dubbing a tape from TAPE 1 to TAPE 2).
  • SOURCE: The output signal of the program source (PHONO, TUNER, AUX, etc.) selected by the FUNCTION switch is fed out to the TAPE 1 REC and TAPE 2 REC jacks.
  • PHONO: The output signal from the PHONO jacks is fed out to the TAPE 1 REC and TAPE 2 REC jacks.
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14 PHONO MM/MC SELECTOR SWITCH

This switch is set to the position that corresponds to the type of cartridge being used when listening to a record on a turntable connected to the PHONO jacks.

  • MM: Set here when using an MM cartridge.
  • MC: Set here when using an MC cartridge.
NOTE:

Some MC cartridges on the market have the same high output power as MM cartridges. Consult the instructions accompanying the cartridge.

(15 MC LOAD (Ω) SWITCH

This switch is set to the position that corresponds to the output impedance of the MC (moving coil) cartridge being used for record play.

16 SPEAKERS A/B INDICATORS

These light when one of the SPEAKERS switches has been depressed.

MODE INDICATOR

This lights up green (STEREO) or red (MONO) in accordance with the selected position of the MODE selector.

(18) BALANCE INDICATOR

Depending on the position of the BALANCE control, this lights up green (when the control is at the CENTER position) or red (when it is rotated LEFT or RIGHT position).

19 LINE STRAIGHT INDICATOR

This lights when the LINE STRAIGHT-OFF switch has been released to ON in place of the BALANCE, MODE and TONE indicators.

20 TONE INDICATOR

This lights when the tone control circuitry has been actuated.

(1) LOUDNESS INDICATOR

This lights when the LOUDNESS switch has been set to ON.

22 SUBSONIC FILTER INDICATOR

This lights when the SUBSONIC FILTER switch has been set to ON.

23 BALANCE CONTROL

This is used to adjust the balance of the sound from the left and right channels. When rotated clockwise from its center position, the volume of the left (L) channel is reduced; when rotated counterclockwise, the volume of the right (R) channel is reduced.

To adjust the balance, first set the BALANCE control to its center position, set the MODE selector to MONO and rotate the control so that the sound seems to be coming from the midpoint between the left and right speakers.

A MODE SELECTOR

This is used to select the mode.

  • I STEREO: Set here for ordinary stereo listening.
  • MONO: Set here to mix the left and right channel stereo input signals and hear them in mono through both the left and right speakers.
25 SPEAKERS SWITCHES

These are used to select the speakers through which you will listen to the sound. When one of the switches is depressed, the corresponding speaker indicator will light to indicate that the selected speakers are now working.

  • A: The sound is heard from the speakers connected to the speaker A terminals.
  • B: The sound is heard from the speakers connected to the speaker B terminals.

No sound will be heard when SPEAKERS A and B switches are both released. This is the position at which the sound can be heard through the headphones.

26 MM LOAD (pF) SWITCH

This switch is set to the position that corresponds to the designated load capacitance of the MM (moving magnet) cartridge being used for record play.

27) REC OUT 1, 2 INDICATORS

These indicate the tape deck which is recording in accordance with the position selected by the REC OUT SELEC-TOR switch.

28 PROTECTION-RED INDICATOR

This lights in red or green, depending on the operating mode of the power protection circuit.

29 MUTING INDICATOR

This lights in accordance with the position of the MUTING -20 dB switch.

30 SUBSONIC DETECTION INDICATOR

This lights upon detection of ultra-low-frequency noise components generated by record warp and other factors or any other noise contained in the program source. When it has lighted, depress the SUBSONIC FILTER switch to the ON position. The indicator goes off at the ON position.

31) REC SELECTOR INDICATOR

This indicates the program source (PHONO, TUNER, AUX, etc.) being recorded in accordance with the position of the REC OUT SELECTOR switch.

32 OUTPUT POWER 8 Ω METER

This indicates the output level when speakers with an 8-ohm impedance are connected to the speaker terminals. L is for the left channel and R for the right channel.

33 FUNCTION INDICATORS

The indicator corresponding to the selected FUNCTION switch lights.

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3. BLOCK DIAGRAM

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4. CIRCUIT DESCRIPTIONS

4.1 AMPLIFIER SECTION
Cartridge Load Selector

When the PHONO MM switch is placed to the ON position, the MM LOAD (C) switch may be positioned to provide four different levels of input capacitance (100pF, 200pF, 300pF, 400pF) in the phono input circuit. The input impedance of the equalizer amplifier is set at 50kΩ/100pF, and operating the MM LOAD (C) switch places capacitors in parallel configuration in the input circuit.

When the PHONO MC switch is placed to the ON' position, operating the MC LOAD (R) switch places input resistance into the phono input circuit to provide two different levels (33Ω, 100Ω) of cartridge loading.

MC Amplifier

To provide compatibility with low-output moving-coil cartridges, the MC amp is a flat-response voltage amplifier with a gain of 28dB. This amplifier is switched into the before stage of the equalizer amplifier by the PHONO MC switch being placed to the ON position. Circuitry is completely symmetrical, and consists of 3-stages with direct coupling. The first stage uses ultra-low noise NPN and PNP transistors, and an S/N ratio of 74dB (100µV input, IHF-A) is attained.

Equalizer Amplifier

The first stage is a cascade connected differential amp using an ultra-low noise twin FET and NPN twin transistor. The second stage differential amp, in combination with the modified current mirror of the third stage serves to cancel even-harmonic distortion components, and the output stage is a class A configuration symmetrical complementary SEPP.

A DC servocontrol circuit is also built into the equalizer amplifier. This circuit serves to hold DC area gain of the equalizer amplifier to less than 1, so that even when an extremely low frequency is input into the amp, it is practically eliminated from the output. This circuit also functions to minimize DC drift at the output mid-point. Output is returned to the input stage through the integrating amp (consisting of operational amplifier IC µPC741C), holding circuit gain in the DC area to less than 1.

Using FETs in the first stage, combined with the DC servocontrol function eliminates the need for coupling capacitors between inputs and outputs, and there is no sound degradation due to capacitors.

Fig. 4-1 Cartridge load selector circuit

Tone Control

Tone control is by a BAX type tone control circuit with a turnover frequency selector. To improve S/N ratio, a line amp has been added to the before stage. Both line amp and tone amp use operational amplifiers (IC µPC4558DX).

An attenuator is used in the output circuit to equalize the level with the line straight circuit. This brings the total gain of the tone control section to 0dB.

Line Straight Circuit

When the LINE STRAIGHT OFF switch is in the LINE STRAIGHT position, the tone control circuit (including line amp), MODE (STEREO/ MONO) switch, and BALANCE control are bypassed, and the signal circuit is directly coupled from the VOLUME control to the power amp for pure DC amplification.

Fig. 4-2 Line straight circuit

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Power Amplifier

The first stage is a cascade connected differential amplifier using a low noise twin FET and an NPN twin transistor, and the load circuit is the current mirror type. The power stage is a 3-stage Darlington arrangement, with the final stage a parallel SEPP

Bias voltage is supplied to the power stages through the high speed bias servocontrol circuit. The B class push-pull power stage alternately drives the N and P channels during each helf-cycle, and the high speed bias servocontrol circuit controls the bias voltage so that the idle channel of the power stage is maintained in the active region. (Refer to the section on the High Speed Bias Servocontrol Circuit for operational details.)

The power amplifier has a built in DC servocontrol circuit functioning to reduce gain in the DC area to less than 1, so that even if a DC input were present, it would, for all practical purposes, not appear at the output. This circuit also functions to hold center-point DC drift to a minimum. The signal is returned from the output stage to the input stage via the integrating amp (constructed of an operational amplifier), and circuit gain in the DC area is held to less than 1.

The use of FETs in the first stage, combined with the DC servocontrol circuit eliminate the need for coupling capacitors between inputs and outputs, thereby preserving tonal quality.

High Speed Bias Servocontrol Circuit

By operating the power stage only within the active region (no possible cut-off) and with minimum idle current, the high speed bias servocontrol circuit prevents the generation of switching distortion and reduces heat loss.

This circuit is outlined in Fig. 4-4. When there is no signal applied to the circuit, Q1 and Q2 are almost cut off, while Q3 and Q4 will be on. The voltage across the collector and base of both of these transistors (Q3 and Q4) at this time may be disregarded. Consequently, with the power stage bias circuit consisting of 4 PN junctions formed by Q3 D3 and Q4, and VR1.

With R1 and D1 ensuring a constant flow of current, the base of Q1 and point X may be brought to the same level on an AC basis (level fluctuations due to the signal) by a simple shift in DC level. Furthermore, Q1 may be considered emitter-follower with R3 as the emitter resistance.

When the voltage across points Y and X is increased by the positive portion of the signal applied to this circuit. it becomes the input signal of this emitter-follower (Q1). Since the emitter-follower voltage gain is practically 1 a voltage more or less equal to that of the input signal (that is the voltage increase across points Y and X) is produced at R3. And the R3 voltage is the voltage applied across the base and collector of Q3 which forms part of the power stage bias circuit. So the bias voltage applied to Q3 will be in excess by the same amount the voltage across points Y and X is increased (by positive portion of the signal) above the voltage level when no signal is being applied. Consequently, the increase in voltage across points Y and X cancels the decrease in voltage across points X and Z, thereby maintaining the idle current without cutting the PNP power stage off (noting that there actually is a slight decrease in current). For the negative portions of the signal Q2 and Q4 are operated in the same manner. thereby preventing the NPN power stage form being cut off.

Fig. 4-3 Power amplifier circuit

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Fig. 4-4 Basic circuitry of High speed bias servocontrol circuit

4.2 POWER INDICATOR CIRCUIT

The A-9 indicates power output from 0.01 watt to 110 watts peak power using a 12 point LED display without range switching. The power amplifier output signal is passed through a low-pass filter, then input to IC (TA7318P-A). This IC consists of a detector circuit, compressor (40dB), and peak-hold circuit for each channel. The signal, after being processed by this IC, is input to the LED power meter module containing the voltage comparators and LED drivers. Here, the LEDs are driven (illuminated) in accordance with the input level.

4.3 PROTECTION CIRCUIT

The purpose of this circuit is to protect both the speakers and the power amplifiers. The relay in the output circuit is automatically opened in any of the following cases:

  • 1. During the "transient operations" when the power supply is turned on and off.
  • Upon detection of a DC voltage in the output circuit, caused by component failure or accident.
  • Upon detection of an overload, caused by a short circuit in the load.

Fig. 4-5 Power indicator circuit

Fig. 4-6 Protection circuit

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5. PARTS LOCATION

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  • For your Parts Stock Control the fast moving items are indicated with the marks ★★ and ★
    • ★★ GENERALLY MOVES FASTER THAN ★

This classification shall be adjusted by each distributor because it depends on model number, temperature, humidity, etc.

Front Panol View

Rear Panel View

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Top View

Bottom View

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6. PACKING

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2. AHA-279 Side pad L
3. AHA-280 Side pad R
4. AHD-874 Packing case
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External Appearance of Transistors and ICs

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8. EXPLODED VIEW

Exterior Components

Mark No. Part No. Description Mark No. Part No. Description
1. AXC-003 Door mechanism assembly 21. AAD-338 Knob(POWER)
2. ANR-340 Hinge L 22. WAX1F160U050 Washer 11¢
3. ANR-341 Hinge R 23. NKX1FUC Nut M11
4. ANB-977 Door assembly 24. AAB-262 Knob(5k/2.5k)
5. VBZ30P060FMC Screw 3x6 25. AAB-261 Knob(BASS, TREBLE)
6. VBZ30P080FMC Screw 3x8 26. AAB-263 Knob(200/400)
7. ANB-984 Front panel assembly 27. AAB-260 Knob(BALANCE, REC OUT
8. AAD-346 Knob(PHONO) SELECTOR)
9. AAD-347 Knob(TUNER) 28. WA92F140U100 Washer 9.2¢
10. AAD-348 Knob(AUX) 29. NK90FUC Nut M9
30. AAB-258 Knob(VOLUME)
11. AAD-349 Knob(TAPE 1)
12. AAD-350 Knob(TAPE 2) 31. ABA-193 Screw
13. AAD-339 Knob(MUTING) 32. ANE-333 Top cover
14. AAD-340 Push knob C 33. AEC-083 Cabinet bumper
15. AEC-564 Knob holder 34. VTZ40P120FMC Screw 4x12
16. ABH-045 Coiled spring 101. Door holder
17. ABH-069 Coiled spring 102. Knob spacer
18. ANR-334 Display cover 103. Flexible ring
19. ANR-332 Center pillar 104. Bottom plate
20. VBZ30P080FZK Screw 3x8
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NOTES:

  • Parts without part number cannot be supplied.
  • The A mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part. Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designation.
  • For your Parts Stock Control, the fast moving items are indicated with the marks ★★ and ★.
    • ★★ GENERALLY MOVES FASTER THAN ★.

This classification shall be adjusted by each distributor because it depends on model number, temperature, humidity, etc.

Interior Components
Mark No. Part No. Description Mark No э. Part No. Description
1. VBZ30P060FMC Screw 3×6 10 01. Side frame L
2. AEC-352 Nylon rivet 10 02. Connector assembly
3. GWG-154 Tone control assembly 10 03. Connector assembly
4. ABN-048 Washerfaced nut 10 04. Holder
** 5. ASX-154 Remote rotary switch 10 05. Remote belt
6. ABN-066 Union nut 1( 06. Balance control assembly
7. GWM-188 Function switch assembly 10 07. Connector E assembly
8 ABA-261 Screw 10 08. Switch assembly
9 ABN-046 Union nut 10 09. Load selector assembly
★★ 10. ASG-535 Push switch (POWER) 1 10. Holder
11. BBT30P080FZK Screw 3×8 1. 11. Connector D assembly
12. ABA-214 Screw 11 12. Remote belt
** 13 AEL-153 Lamp assembly (4 lamps) 11 13. Volume control assembly
14 GWX-585 Indicator assembly 11 14. Connector C assembly
15. VBZ30P080FMC Screw 3x8 1 15. Ground terminal 2-P
16. AWR-226 Regulator assembly 1 16. Slide plate
A ++ 17. AEK-015 Fuse(T5A250V) 11 17. Sub-frame
A ++ 18 AEK-402 Fuse(T1A250V) 1 18. AF muting assembly
ш 19. VTZ40P080FMC Screw 4x8 1 19. Headphones jack assembly
≜ ★ 20. ATT-762 Power transformer 1: 20. Switch holder
21. GWR-143 Power supply assembly 1: 21. Panel stay
A ** 22. AEK-405 Fuse(T1.6A250V) 1: 22. Lamp holder A
23. WS50FMC Spring washer 50 1: 23. Lamp holder B
24. ABA-100 Screw 5x12 1: 24. P.C.B. holder B
25. AWX-205 Capacitors assembly 1: 25. P.C.B. holder C
26. GWX-593 Driver Lassembly 1: 26. P.C.B. holder D
27. GWX-594 Driver R assembly 1: 27. P.C.B. holder E
28. ABA-258 Screw 1: 28. Transformer frame
A ** 29. 2SA1076/A/-B* 1: 29. Shield cover A
(2SA1076/A/-G*) *hfe should have the same 1: 30. Capacitors holder
A ** 30. 2SC2526/A/-B* value.
(2SC2526/A/-G*) 1: 31. Shield cover B
1: 32. Wire saddle
31. AEC-488 Insulator wafer 1: 33. Center frame
32. GWS-303 REC selector assembly 1: 34. Heat sink
33. AWF-052 EQ amplifier assembly 1: 35. Holder A
34. GWH-148 Power amplifier assembly
A ** 35. AKX-057 Line voltage selector 1; 36. Holder B
0.04.0 1: 37. Clamp plate
36. VBZ30P120FMC Screw 3x12 1: 38. Connector A assembly
A 37. AEC-327 Strain relief 1: 39. Connector B assembly
A 38. ADG-041 AC power cord (for HE type) 14 40. P.C.B. holder A
A ADG-051 AC power cord(for HB type)
Accessed in the second 39. WG70FMC Locking washer 14 41. Shield plate
40 R71-010 Nut M7 1, 42 Connector assembly
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Mark No. Part No. Description Mark No. Part No. Description
143. Connector assembly 148. Shelf
144. Connector assembly 149. Rear panel
145. Lever assembly 150. Terminal (GND)
146. Plate 151. Grounding plate
147. Terminal strip 2-P 152. Side frame R
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9. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM

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NOTE:

The indicated semiconductors are representative ones only. Other alternative semiconductors may be used and are listed in the parts list.

3 VOLTAGE, CURRENT Signar voltage at 110 W + 110 W 821 output 11k+4 D voltage (V) at no input signar Value in { I a DC voltage at rated power

Value in { | is DC voltage at rated power

The M mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part. Therefore, when replacing be sure to use parts of identical designation.

S1 POWER ON - OFF
S2: PHONO (SIGNAL) MC - MM
S3 REC OUT SELECTOR
2+1-1+2-SOURCE - PHONO - TUNER - AUX
S4-I: FUNCTION (PHONO) ON-OFF
S4-2 FUNCTION (TUNER) ON - OFF
S4-3 FUNCTION (AUX) ON - OFF
S4-4 FUNCTION (TAPE () ON - OFF
54-5: FUNCTION (TAPE 2) ON - OFF
55 : MUTING (-20dB) ON - OFF
56-1 MM LOAD (400p) ON - OFF
56-2: MM LOAD (300p) ON - OFF
56-3 MM LOAD (200p) ON -OFF
S6-4. MM LOAD (100p) ON - OFF
S6-5 MC LOAD 1 00n - 33n
S6-6. PHONO (IND) MC - MM
S7-1: LOUDNESS ON - OFF
S7-2 SUBSONIC FILTER (15 Hz) ON - OFF
57-3 LINE STRAIGHT ON - OFF
S7-4 MODE STEREO - MONO
S7-5 SPEAKERS (A) ON - OFF
57-6: SPEAKERS (8) ON - OFF
S8 TURNOVER (TREBLE ) 2.5kHz - 5kHz
59 TURNOVER (BASS) 400Hz - 200Hz
STO BALANCE (IND) ON - OFF
SHI : LINE VOLTAGE SELE CTOR - 240V
ۇ.
And sectors in a local sector in a
awitch motifion

This is the basic schematic diagram, but the actual circuit may van due to improvements in design.

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SISTORS: dicated in (1, 50%, 45% tolerance unless otherwise noted k, k, MU, (F) : 1%, (G) : 2%, (K) = 10%, (M) : ± 20% tolerance PACITORS: Deated in capacity (LF)/voltage (V) unless otherwise noted p : i fication without voltage is 50V excent electrolytic capacit

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10. ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST

A-9

  • When ordering resistors first convert resistance values into code form as shown in the following resistors,
    • Ex. 1 When there are 2 effective digits (any digit apart from 0), such as 560 ohm and 47k ohm (tolerance is shown by J = 5%, and K = 10%). 5600
      • k ohm (tolerance is snown by J = 5%, and K = 10%). 56 × 101 561 .... RD4PS [56] [] J 47 × 103 473 .... RD4PS [4] [] [] J 20012 1760 0.5Ω 0R5 ..... RN2H Q R 5 K 010 ..... RS1P Q 1 Q K
    • Ex. 2 When there are 3 effective digits (such as in high precision metal film resistore 5.62kΩ 562 × 100 5621..... RN4SR 5621 F
  • The i. mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part. Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designation.
  • For your Parts Stock Control, the fast moving items are indicated with the marks ** and * ★★ ana ★. ★★ GENERALLY MOVES FASTER THAN ★
    • This classification shall be adjusted by each distributor because it depends on model number, temperature humidity etc
Miscellaneous Parts
SEMICONDUCTORS

OTHERS

Mark Part No. Symbol & Description Mark Part No. Symbol & Description
★★ 2SC2526/A/-B*
(2SC2526/A/-G*)
Q1, Q3, Q5, Q7 A * ATT-762 Power transformer
★★ 2SA1076/A/-B*
(2SA1076/A/-G*)
*hfe of Q1-Q8 should i
Q2, Q4, Q6, Q8
have the same value.
A_ ACG-001 C1 (220V/240V)
Ceramic capacitor
(0.01/AC250V)
FUSES **
^
AEL-153
ASG-535
PL1
S1
Lamp assembly
Push switch (POWER)
Mark
★★
Part No. Symbol & Description A ★★ AKX-057
ADG-041
ADG-051
S10
AC powe
AC powe
Line voltage selector
r cord (for HE type)
r cord (for HB type)
101 (ISA250V)
_∄_★★ AEK-402 FU2-FU5 (T1A250V)
★★ AEK-405 FU6 (T1.6A250V)

Power Amplifier Assembly (GWH-148)

P.C. BOARD ASSEMBLIES
CAPACITORS
Mark Part No. Symbol & Description Mark Part No. Symbol & Description
GWH-148
GWR-143
GWG-154
AWF-052
GWS-303
Power amplifier assembly
Power supply assembly
Tone control assembly
EQ amplifier assembly
REC selector assembly
ACF-015
ACF-017
CCDSL 680J 50
CCDSL 820J 50
CCDSL 150J 50
C1, C2 Mica (150p/500V)
C19-C22 Mica (47p/500V)
C3, C4
C7, C8
C15, C16, C43, C44
GWM-188
GWX-585
AWX-205
GWX-593
GWX-594
Function switch assembly
Indicator assembly
Capacitors assembly
Driver L assembly
Driver R assembly
CQMA 472J 50
CQMA 332K 400
CQMA 333K 400
ACH-318
CEA 470M 25L
C17, C18
C9, C10
C25, C26
C27-C30 Electrolytic (4.7/25V, NP)
C11, C12, C31, C32
AWR-226 Regulator assembly CEA 470M 63L
CEA 101M 25L
CEA 470M 10L
CEA 471M 10L
CEA 221M 25L
C33, C34
C35, C36
C13, C14
C37
C39
CEA 2R2M 100L
CEA 3R3M 50L
ACH-356
CKDYB 471K 50
C40-C42
C38
C23, C24 Electrolytic (0.47/50, NP)
C501
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RESISTORS

★ ACP.019

★ ACP-066

BD%PSE DETEL

OTHERS

Part No

Note: When ordering resistors, convert the resistance value
into code form, and then rewrite the part no. as before. -

Mark Mark Part No. Symbol & Description

B101-B104

R27, R28, R57, R58

VB1 VB2 Semifixed (100-B)

VR1, VR2 Semifixed (100-B)

** ASR-000 B13 ASR-027 Torminal PMZ30P060EMC Screw 3x6 VBZ30P060FMC Screw 3x6

BL1 BL2 Belay Bolov

Symbol & Description

Symbol & Description

R101-R104 R23, R24, R39-R50, R59-R66, R91, Power Supply Assembly (GWR-143)

CAPACITORS

R27, R28, R57, R58
R25, R26, R84-R86
CAPACITORS
, Mark Part No. Symbol & Descripti
RS2P 100J
RN2P 8R2K
RD%PM □□□ J
R87, R88
R71, R72
R1, R2, R5-R22, R29-R38,
R51-R56, R67-R70, R73-R83, R89,
R90, R93-R100, R105-R112, R501,
R503, R504
CEA 471M 63L
CEA 471M 25L
CEA 470M 25L
CQMA 103K 400
C405, C406
C404
C407
C401-C403
P3 P4 RESIS TORS

B3. B4

D1-D4, D11-D18

D5 D6

D19-D22

_ .0 022 D31, D32

D33, D34

TH1 TH2

D36 D27-D30

D23-D26, D35, D37, D39, D40

Mark Part No
SEIMICO UNDUCTORS RD%PM272J R403
Mark Part No. Symbol & Description RD¼PM822J R404
RD½PS103J R401, R402
** 25A995 01, 02
** 2SC2291 Q3, Q4 SEMIC
** 2SC1318 Q7, Q8 SEIVILU ONDOCIONS
** 2SC1915 Q9-Q12, Q15, Q16, Q38, Q39 Mark Part No. Symbol & Description
** 2SA905 Q13, Q14
** 2SC945A Q401
** 2SC1775A-E Q27, Q28 (2SC2575)
** 2SA872A-E Q25, Q26 ** 2SD313 Q402
** 2SC1400-E* Q17, Q18, Q23, Q24
(2SC1400-U*) * S5151 D401
** 2SA750-E* Q19-Q22 * MZ-140 D411
(2SA750-U*) * 10E2 D403-D410
*hfe of Q17-Q24 sho ould have the same value. * S5151R D402
** 2SK129A Q5, Q6 OTHER 1
** 2SC1885 Q29, Q30 OTTEN
** 2SA912 Q31, Q32 Mark Part No. Symbol & Description
** 2SC1914A Q33, Q34, Q40
** 2SC945A Q35, Q36 PMZ30P060FMC Screw 3×6
(2SC2575)
** 2547334 037 Headpl hone Jack Assem bly
(2SA1100) Mark Part No Sumbal 9 Data 1 1
** µPC4558C-P 041 Symbol & Description
B$2P 221 | P201 P202

AKN-028 Phone jack (PHONES)

Regulator Assembly (AWR-226)

CAPACITORS

Part No. Mark Symbol & Description ACH-343 C1. C2 Electrolytic (470/100V) CEA 100M 631 C5, C6 CEA 101M 25L C7 CQMA 103K 400 C3, C4, C8

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152473

★ 1$2471

★ MZ-043

★ KZL150

★ K71140

★ MZ-150

★ TH103-2

★ 10E2

SZ-027

(1$1555)

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RESIS TORS Mark Part No. Sym bol & D escription
Note: When ordering resist
into code form, and
tors, convert the resistance value
then rewrite the part no. as before.
RD¼PM 105J
RD¼PM 470J
R10
R10
)1-R106
)7, R108
Mark Part No. Symbol & Description
ð. RD%PMFL DDD J
RD%PM === J
R1-R4
R5-R9
* ** ASX-151 56 Remote
(MM/N
e push switch
IC, CARTRIDGE LOAD)
SEMIC ONDUCTORS Switch Assembly
Mark Part No. Symbol & Description Mark Part No. Sym ıbol & D escription
· CQMA 154J 50 C40 1, C402
** 2SD313P Q1
** 2SB507P Q2 RD%PM 472J R40 )3. R404
** 2SC1885-R Q5 -,
** 2SA912-R Q6 ** ASG-282 S 7 Push sv
** 2SK34-D Q3, Q4 100 202 0, SUBSC NIC, LINE STRAIGHT,
* 10E2 D1-D4 MODE , SPEAKERS)
* ▲ 1S1555 D6, D7
(1S2473) Delene Control Accor اما م
* KZL140 D5 Daland e Control Assen libiy
Mark Part No. Syn nbol & C Description
ΟΤΗΕ R CEA 470M 25L C50 )1, C502
Mark Part No. Symbol & Description . * * ACT-507 VR 2 (S10) Variable resistor with
BB 730 DOCO EMO S switch (BALANCE)

PBZ30P060EMC Screw 3x6

Tone Control Assembly (GWG-154)
AF Muting Assembly
CAPACITORS Mark Part No. Symbo ol & Description
Mark Part No. Symbol & Description CEA 470M 25L C301
CEANL 4R7M 50
CEA 101M 25L
C1-C4, C15, C16
C17, C18
RD¼PM 433J
RD¼PM 472J
R301-
R303,
R302
R304
CQMA 122J 50
CQMA 272J 50
CQMA 223J 50
C13, C14
C5-C8
C19, C20
C9-C12
** ASG-278 S5 Push switch (MUTING)
RESISTORS
Volume Control Assembly CARACITORS
CALACITORS
Mark Part No. Symbol & Description — Mark Part No. Symbol & Description
** ASD-082 VR3, VR4 Variable (BASS,
TREBLE)
(S8) with switch
(TURNOVER)
CEANL R47M 50
CCDSL 221J 50
CEANL R22M 50
C201, C202
C205, C206
C203, C204

RESISTORS

Mark Part No.

★★ ASR-071

Symbol & Description

RL1, RL2 Relay

SEMICONDUCTORS
Mark Part No. Symbol & Description Mark Part No. Symbol & D Description
** μPC4558C-P Q1, Q2 * ACW-128 VR1 Variable (VOLUME)
(NJM4558DX) RD¼PM 105J R201-R208
* KZL150 D1, D2 OTHER S
Load Selector Assembly
Mark Part No. Symbol & Description
CQSA 301J 50 C101, C102
CQSA 101J 50 C105, C106
COSA 201J 50 C103, C104
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Connector Assembly

F

Ν

E С м

RESISTORS

λ

lote: When ordering resis
into code form, and
tors, convert the resistance value
I then rewrite the part no, as before.
Note: When ordering resi
into code form, an
stors, convert the resistance value
d then rewrite the part no. as before
lark Part No. Symbol & Description Mark Part No. Symbol & Description
* r ACP-001
RD¼PM ದದಾದ J
VR1, VR2 Semifixed (2.2k-B)
R1-R10
נ
  • ▲ ACP-041
  • ▲ ACP-064
VR1, VR2 Semifixed (2.2k-B)
VR3, VR4 Semifixed (10k-B)
ndica ntor Assembly RN¼PQ 🗆 🗆 F
RS2P 621J
R57–R62
R109, R110
ESIS TORS A RD½PS 332J R55, R56
lote: When ordering resis
into code form, and
tors, convert the resistance value
I then rewrite the part no. as before.
aN RD%PMFL 220J
RD%PM 273JNL
R79–R82, R101, R102
R5–R8
lark Part No. Symbol & Description RD%PM 🗆 🗆 J R1–R4, R9–R54, R63–R78,
R83–R100, R103–R108
RD%PM 🗆 🗆 J R101-R106 ,
- SEMI CONDUCTORS
EIVITU UNDUCTORS Mark Part No. Symbol & Description
lark Part No. Symbol & Description * ★ 2SC2602-G Q1, Q2
* AEL-346 D1-D5, D7-D10, D15-D23 LED (Greer n) 🖈 ★ 2SA978-G Q3, Q4
* AEL-325 D6, D11, D12 LED (Orange) ★ 2SC1775A-E Q7, Q8
* AEL-357 D13. D14 LED (Red/Green) * ★ 2SA872A-E Q5, Q6
* AAV-302 LED level meter modul e ★ * 2SC1318 Q9, Q10
THE * * 2SA720 Q11, Q12
THE К * ★ 2SK194 Q13, Q14
lark Part No. Symbol & Description * ★ 2SC2291 Q15, Q16
* * 2SC2259 Q17, Q18
VBZ030P060FMC Screw 3x6 * ★ 2SC1775A 021, 022
۰ ۸. molifice Assembly * * 2SA872A Q19, Q20
U AI inhitter Assertions (AWI-052) * 025,024
ΑΡΑΟ TORS × . ★ 25A850 025, 026
ark Part No. Symbol & Description × (NJM4558DX) 035, 036
CEANL 470M 35 C1C4 · • • 027
ACH-323 C23, C24 Electrolytic (2.2/50V, N P) 🛖 ★ 200010
★ 200010
028
ACH-318 C47-C50 Electrolytic (4.7/25V, N P) ★ ★ 2SC1890A 029 031
CEANL 470M 16 C19-C22 * ★ 2SA1100 030 032
CEA 100M 50L C53, C54 (2SA733A)
* ★ 2SK34-D Q33, Q34
CEA 101M 25L C9C12
CEA 330M 63L C60 , ★ 1S1555 D1–D4, D7–D14, D101, D102
CEA 221M 25L C55, C56 (1$2473)
CEA 221M 35L C51, C52 ★ KZL075 D5, D6
CEA 221M 10L C63, C64 * KZL140 D103, D104
CEA 330M 80L C59 0 T 11-
CQMA 333J 50 C17, C18 UTHE ะหง
CQMA 103J 50 C5–C8, C27, C28 Mark Part No. Symbol & Description
COMA 122J 50 C35, C36
C41-C44 C65-C68 Lorminal (PHONO)

AKB-078 ** ASX-153 PBZ30P060FMC

Terminal (TUNER AUX) Remote slide switch (MM/MC) Screw 3x6

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ACF-016

CKDYB 103K 50

CCDSL 151J 50

CCDSL 221J 500 CQMA 473K 400 COPA 124G 50

CQPA 333G 50

CQPA 102G 50 CQSA 272J 50

C25, C26

C57, C58

C13-C18 C37-C40 C61, C62

C33. C34

C29, C34

C31, C32 C45, C46

Mica (68p/500∨)

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REC Selector Assembly (GWS-303) CAPACITORS Driver R Assembly (GWX-594) Mark Part No. REGIGTORS Symbol & Description Note: When ordering resistors. convert the resistance value CEA R22M 50L C1 into code form, and then rewrite the part no, as before. CEA 221M OUL COMA 4721 50 C2 00 Symbol & Description RESISTORS RD%PSF 151.1 R2 Note: When ordering resistors, convert the resistance value RD%PMF 4R71 R4 R6 R8 R10 When ordering resistors, convert the resistance value into code form, and then rewrite the part no. as before. SEMICONDUCTORS R12 R14 Wire wound (0.47/5Wx2) Mark R1------------------------------------Mark Part No Symbol & Description SEMICONDUCTORS ** 25022754-0* 02 (2SC2275A P*) Mark Part No. . ... Symbol & Description 2SA985A-Q* 04 ** 2SC2575 (25A985A-0*) Q1 02 *hfe of Ω2 and Q4 should have the same value OTHERS * STVAU Mark Part No Symbol & Description OTHER ** ASX-156 Remote slide switch (REC SELECTOR) Mark Part No. AK 8.070 Terminal (TAPE) ** ASR-071 Symbol & Description DI1 Rolay PBZ30P060FMC Screw 3x6 Function Switch Assembly (GWM-188) CAPACITORS Capacitors Assembly (AWX-205) Mark Part No Mark Part No. Symbol & Description Symbol & Description CEA OR1M 501 ACH-210 C1. C2 Electrolytic capacitor C1 C2 CEA 470M 25L C5 C8 (15000/71V) CQMA 332.1 50 ARA-261 Brazier head screw C3 C4 C6 C7 CEA 330M 25L C9 CEA 221M 101 C10 Driver L Assembly (GWX-593) CEA 221M 251 CEA 220M 25L RESISTORS RESISTORS Note: When ordering resistors, convert the resistance value into code form, and then rewrite the part no. as before. Note: When ordering resistors, convert the resistance value into code form, and then rewrite the part no. as before. Mark Symbol & Description Mark Part No RD%PMF 4R7. Symbol & Description R3. R5. R7. R9 RD½PSF 151J RD%PS OOD J R1 R5. R11. R15. R16. R22 ACN-11A RD%PM DDD J R11. R13 Wire wound (0.47/5Wx2) R1–R4, R6–R10, R12–R14, R17--R21 SEMICONDUCTORS SEMICONDUCTORS Part No Part No. Symbol & Description Symbol & Description ++ 2SC2275A-Q* ** TA7318P-A Q1 ** 2SC945A 01 (2SC2275A-R*) ** 2849854-0* Q2--07 (2SC2575) Q3 (2SA985A-R*) *hfe of Q1 and Q3 should have same value * 1S1555 D1--D6 (1S2473) ★ STV4H * KZL061 SWITCH OTHER Mark Part No. Mark Part No. Symbol & Description Symbol & Description

Symbol & Description Symbol & Description ** ASG-403 S4 Push switch (FUNCTION)

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11. ADJUSTMENTS

Power Amplifier

  • Turn VR1, VR3 (L) and VR2, VR4 (R) fully around in the counter-clockwise direction.
  • Without any load or input signal, turn the POWER switch ON.
Adjustment
point
Prescribed value Measuring terminals
VR1(L) 50m VDC no. 21(+) and no. 20(-)
VR3(L) 75m/VDC 10. 21(+) and 10. 20(-)
VR2(R) 50mVDC no 19(+) and no 18(-)
VR4(R) 75m VDC 10. 19(+) and 10. 18(-)
Output Power Indicator Calibration

  • 1. Set the LINE STRAIGHT OFF switch to OFF (LINE STRAIGHT) position.
  • 2. Set the SPEAKERS selector to the A position, and connect an 8Ω resistor and AC voltmeter to the speaker output terminals.
  • 3. Set the FUNCTION switch to the AUX position, and apply a 1kHz, 150mV signal to the AUX input terminals.

  • 4. Adjust the VOLUME control for an AC voltmeter reading of 28V.
  • 5. Adjust VR1 (L) and VR2 (R) on the connector assembly so that the all points of the output power indicators light at above 28V.
Preamplifier (EQ Amplifier Assembly)

• Without input signal, turn the POWER switch ON.

Adjustment
point
Prescribed value Measuring terminals
MC Amplifier DC B alance
VR1(L) 0 ±30mV DC TP1 and ground
VR2(R) 0 ±30mV DC TP2 and ground
EQ Amplifier DC Ba alance
VR3(L) 0 ±1mV DC TP3 and ground
VR4(R) 0 ±1mV DC TP4 and ground

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ORDER NO. ART-588-0

The basic performance of the S/G type (U.S. Military model) and S type (General export model) is the S/G

The basic performance of the S/G type (U.S. Military model) and S type (General export model) is the same as the HE type (European continent model). This additional service manual is applicable to the S/G and S types, please refer to the HE type service manual (ART-590) with the exception of this supplements.

SPECIFICATIONS

The specifications for S/G and S types are the same as the HE type except for following sections:

Miscellaneous
WI13COllario Gao
Power Requirements 110/120/220/240V (Switchable), 50/60Hz Fuse(10A) x 1
300W Fuse(5A) x 1
Power Consumption I doc(ora) x i

MISCELLANEOUS PARTS

NOTES:

  • Parts without part number cannot be supplied.
  • The A mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part. Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designation.

Eurnished Parts

For your Parts Stock Control, the fast moving items are indicated with the marks ★★ and ★.

★★ GENERALLY MOVES FASTER THAN ★.

This classification shall be adjusted by each distributor because it depends on model number, temperature, humidity, etc.

The parts for S/G and S types are the same as the HE type except for following sections;

Part No.
Mark Symbol & Description HE type S type S/G type Remarks
\ **
\ **
\ **
T1 Power transformer
FU1 Fuse (5A)
FU1 Fuse (10A)
FU2-FU5 Fuse (1A)
FU6 Fuse (1.6A)
EU6 Fuse (1.5A)
ATT-762
AEK-015

AEK-402
AEK-405
ATT-761
AEK-108
(AEK-114)
AEK-106
ATT-761
(AEK-108)
AEK-114
AEK-106
220/240∨
110/120∨

PIONEER ELECTRONIC CORPORATION 4-1, Meguro 1-Chome, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 153, Japan U.S. PIONEER ELECTRONICS CORPORATION 85 Oxford Drive, Moonachie, New Jersey 07074, U.S.A. PIONEER ELECTRONIC (EUROPE) N.V. Luithagen-Haven 9, 2030 Antwerp, Belgium PIONEER ELECTRONICS AUSTRALIA PTY. LTD. 178-184 Boundary Road, Braeside, Victoria 3195, Australia

YH © JAN. 1981

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SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM

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А

В

С

D

%W, +5% tolerance unless otherwise noted k : k0; 1%, (G) : :2%, (K) : : 10%, (M) : : 20%, tolerance

AGE, CURRENT: Signal voltage at 110 W + 110 W Bit DC voltage (V) at no input signal Value in ( I is DC voltage at rated power.

SWITCHES:
S1 POWER ON - OFF
S2: PHONO (SIGNAL) MC - MM
S3: REC OUT SELECTOR
2+1-1+2-SOURCE- PHONO - TUNER - AUX
S4-I FUNCTION (PHONO) ON- OFF
54-2 FUNCTION (TUNER) ON - OFF
S4-3: FUNCTION (AUX) ON - OFF
54-4: FUNCTION (TAPE 1) ON - OFF
S4-5: FUNCTION (TAPE 2) ON - OFF
S5 : MUTING (-20dB) ON - OFF
S6-1 MM LOAD (400p) ON - OFF
56-2: MM LOAD (300p) ON - OFF
56-3. MM LOAD (200p) ON - OFF
56-4: MM LOAD (100p) ON - OFF
S6-5: MC LOAD 10 00Ω - 33Ω
S6-6. PHONO (IND) MC - MM
S7-1 LOUDNESS ON - OFF
57-2 SUBSONIC FILTER (15 Hz) ON - OFF
S7-3 LINE STRAIGHT ON - OFF
S7-4 MODE STEREO - MONO
S7-5 SPEAKERS (A) ON - OFF
S7-6: SPEAKERS (B) ON - OFF
58 TURNOVER (TREBLE ) 2.5kHz - 5kHz
S9 : TURNOVER (BASS) 400Hz - 200Hz
SIO | BALANCE (IND) ON - OFF
S11 : LINE VOLTAGE SELE CTOR

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