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Power Output| continuous average power per channel 8 ohms | 80 Watts |
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| continuous average power per channel 4 ohms | 120 Watts |
| dynamic power 8 ohms | 115 Watts |
| dynamic power 4 ohms | 200 Watts |
| dynamic power 2 ohms | 295 Watts |
| dynamic power 1 ohms | 380 Watts |
Electrical Characteristics| high instantaneous current capability | ±80 Amps |
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| power bandwidth | <10 Hz - 150 kHz |
| frequency response | 5 Hz - 150 kHz |
| damping factor | >125 |
| signal-to-noise ratio tuner/cd | 95 dB |
| signal-to-noise ratio phono (mm) | 75 dB |
| input sensitivity/impedance tuner/cd | 270mV/43k Ohms |
| input sensitivity/impedance phono (mm) | 4.0mV/47k Ohms |
| overload tuner/cd | 4V |
| overload phono (mm) | 90 mV |
| tone control range bass | ±10 dB |
| tone control range treble | ±10 dB |
Power Supply| power supply voltage | AC 230V |
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| power supply frequency | 50 Hz |
| power consumption | 410 W |
Weight and Dimensions| dimensions | 440 x 116 x 392 mm |
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| weight | 12.7 kg |
Highlights technological advancements like HCC, Ultrawide Bandwidth, and Discrete Circuitry.
Covers essential operating conditions, handling, placement, and cleaning precautions.
Alerts regarding electric shock, fire hazards, and proper servicing procedures.
Connect source devices like players, tuners, and tape decks to the amplifier inputs.
Guide for connecting speaker systems to the amplifier's terminals, including impedance notes.
Instructions for connecting an external infrared remote sensor to the amplifier.
How to connect pre-out jacks to an external power amplifier's main in jacks.
Instructions for plugging the amplifier into a 230 VAC wall socket.
Detailed explanation of each button, indicator, and the main information display on the front panel.
Explains how to use the system remote to control the amplifier and other devices.
Step-by-step guide for selecting audio sources and performing recording operations.
A guide to identifying and resolving common operational issues and errors.
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