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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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PANELINFORMATION
OPERATING PROCEDURES
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PRECAUTIONS
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Of the three AC outlets
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panel.
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unit's TAPE PLAY
up to two tape
line input
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terminals
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PANEL
INFORMATION
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1 POWER
POWER/PROTECTOR lndicator
2
When the
lndicator
the
lit, indicating the
stay
whenever
flash to
will
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notice this, shut off the POWER
cause
the
POWER switch on again.
the
Switch
POWER switch
will flash on
protection
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notify
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unit
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power
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operate
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unit is activated,
condition inside the
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speaker
terminals), then
supplied to the
the lndicator
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the
unit.
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unit,
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Also,
When
turn
3 SPEAKERS Switch
The SPEAKERS
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drive the speaker
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position.
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the
source
connected
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speaker
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from the
systems
terminals.
the SYSIEM-B
to
pairs
of speaker
systems
connected to
the SPEAKERS
system(s)
speaker
you
speaker systems
the rear-panel
terminals.
systems.
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hear.
to
want
when
impedance
to the
switch
of
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4 PHONES
headphone set, insert
use a
To
SPEAKERS
switch
Jacks
should be
set to
its
plug
OFF.
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the
PHONES
jack
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phono
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mutuallY
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programs
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connected to
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to
nected
Keep the
as either
long
So
hear records
not
Switch
when listening
playing
For
To
To hear
disc
hear radio
components
PLAY Buttons
hear
to
exclusive.
(push)
but not tapes.
this
the
the TAPE-2 SOURCE
this
when
button
rear-panel
when
button
PLAY
button
the TAPE'1
broadcasts
or
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to records
records.
broadcasts
connected
tape
a
button
hearing
TAPE-1
hearing
terminals.
depressed
TAPE-2
or
and
through
or
when
tapes
PLAY
tapes
unless
from
broadcasts'
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the
to
monitor
hearing
played
terminals'
on another
you
button is
speakers'
connected
terminals'
AUX
a recording
and
records
on a
tape
deck
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to
want
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you
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radio
deck
con-
tapes;
do
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7. TAPE
Operate
should
TUNER:
nected tuner. Signals decks.
gardless
OFF:
recording
disconnected from
interaction.
SOURCE:
grams.
TOR switch are sent to both
S> 1 > 2:
TAPE-1
connected tape deck.
S> 2
f APE-2
connected
COPY
button
this
be
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at
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position
this
circuits
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Use
this
connected
1: Use
this
connected
tape deck.
position
position
posilion
(TAPE
pos¡tion
Switch
when recording
position
tape
position
tape
you
unless
recording
when
from the tuner
recording
of
INPUT
the
you
when
the
terminals)
REC
connected tape
when recording
component
the
connected tape
when
deck and/or
when
deck and/or
dubbing
or
record
to
want
off the
are sent to
may be
the air
off
SELECTOB
not
do
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dubbing a
record
of the
decks to avoid
records and
selected by the
decks.
program
from the TAPE-1 to
program
from the TAPE-2 to
switch
The
tapes.
tapes
or dub
air from the
connectd tape
both
undertaken
switch.
dub.
or
unit are electrically
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electr¡cal
radio
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source
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source to the
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re-
pro-
to the
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VOLUME
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overall
The
actually listening
while
the
louder
Control
volume
controlled by
is
to music.
volume becomes.
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The
VOLUME
more it is
control. Adjust
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BALANCE
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3
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position,
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from
Control
of
the left
the sound from
right
and
control is
the
vice
speakers
turned
speaker
left
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can be adjusted
counterclockwise
becomes louder
by
from
the the
than
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TONE
the ON
Use
BASS want a controls themselves.
11
BASS Tone Control
the
Use
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position
and
TREBLE controls.
"flat"
response without
BASS
tone
you
when
control
to ad.¡ust the bass or
as a bass.
want to controltonal
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to adjust the
low-frequency
response with
position
and
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Use the TREBLE tone control
response of
Tone
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human ear
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highs
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highs
noise, caused by
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below 1
and improves
6 Hz
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becomes
the LOUDNESS switch
and
you
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at
a low-volume
properly
lows.
insensitive
may feel
warped
distortion.
a loss
level. The loudness
render
to
to work
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bass
the lows and
to
of highs and lows
the
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cuts such
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response.
reproduced sound more
ON
the
excessively; such
records,
superlow-
highs
as sound
(especially
circuit accents
position
accents
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OPERATING
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the
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TAPE COPY
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posit
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6
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Turn
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do not mistake
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lndicator will
speaker
trically
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stable and
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VOLUME control fully to
will
be minimum.
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sw¡tch to
button.
BALANCE,
power
switch
BASS and
and LOUDNESS
on.
phenomenon
this
seconds
after the
flash on and
power-on,
for a
POWER
off and
B
to A,
sound
the
lndicator
stays
the
and
OFF
+
or A
TREBLE
switches
signals
breakdown.
sound
no
when
lit.
left where "-æ"
push position
B
controls to the¡r
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to
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switch
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the
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unit
TAPE
to
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center
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Confirm that the VOLUME
1.
right; it
listening level.
2. Turn
applicable for
3. Operate
4.
Adjust the
music
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turntable
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position
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going
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record reproduct¡on
hear hum
hear
your
speakers,
the turntable
on a solid,
hear
you
use a record cleaner, be sure to always
switch to PHONO-I
you
wish to
play
to
other
to hear.
howling
turntable
and
non-resontaing
the
controls
continuously,
or acoust¡c
affected
is
undesired signals
away
placed
at one
the irritating noise
check if there
stylus tip. The
not turned too
you
where
records.
and
from
dust accumulated
is
can obtain
use.
switches
check
the
feedback,
by
vibrating
the
are amplified. To
speakers or
the
lt can also be
stand.
corners of
of
the
record
during
cause may
or -2,
whichever
to suit the
grounding
caused
sound
playback,
on the surface
be
worn stylus tip
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use
far
to the
normal
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type
of
when the
waves
install the
reduced
your
room.
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all AM
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level.
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unit's
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radio
during
signals are
and other noise.
of
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causes,
noises. Use the
position
switch to
control
and
other controls
hear.
to
reception
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use a
during
which
FM antenna
coaxial
makes it
unit's filters
outdoor
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tune in
Therefore,
AM
device
desired station.
the
switches
and
by ignition
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reception,
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when
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power
unit's
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phase
response.
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DC components,
amplifier
capacitors
features
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speakers
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PRE-MAIN SEPARATED
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SPECIFICATIONS
Power
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RMS,
Min.
more than 0.015%
65 watts
Load impedance
both
per
channels
total
channel
driven, from
harmonic
into I
distortion
ohms
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to
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20,000 Hz,
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AUX, TUNER, TAPE
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impedance
jack)
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kHz, at rated
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requirements
Power
Power
consum¡ion
Power
Maximum
Rated
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SANSUI ELECTRIC CO.,
14-1 lzum¡ 2-Chome, Sug¡nami-ku,
TELEPHONE:
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323-1
1 I 1/TELEX.
TOKYO I 68, JAPAN
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