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Audio Section| continuous average power (FTC) 8 ohms | 110 Watts per channel |
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| continuous average power (FTC) 4 ohms | 140 Watts per channel |
| input sensitivity/impedance | 200mV/47kohms |
| signal-to-noise ratio (IHF-A) | 95dB |
| frequency response @ 1W (+0dB, –3dB) | 10Hz–110kHz |
| high instantaneous current capability (HCC) | ±45 Amps |
| rise time | 16 µsec |
| slew rate | 40V/µsec |
FM Tuner Section| frequency range | 87.5–108MHz |
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| usable sensitivity IHF | 1.12 µV/13.5dBf |
| signal-to-noise ratio mono/stereo | 73/72dB |
| distortion mono/stereo | 0.3/0.4% |
| stereo separation | 40dB @ 1kHz |
| selectivity | ±400kHz, 65dB |
| image rejection | >80dB |
| IF rejection | >100dB |
| tuner output level | 500mV |
AM Tuner Section| frequency range | 520–1710kHz |
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| signal-to-noise ratio | >40dB |
| usable sensitivity loop | 500µV/M |
| distortion | 0.8% |
| selectivity | ±10kHz, >25dB |
General| power requirement | AC 120V/60Hz |
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| power consumption | 72W idle, 332W maximum |
| width | 17.4 inches (442mm) |
| height | 6.1 inches (156mm) |
| depth | 16.3 inches (415mm) |
| weight | 26.8 lb (12.1kg) |
Details the features and advantages of the HK 3475 stereo receiver.
Highlights essential safety warnings for using the HK 3475.
Covers safe cabinet use, antenna grounding, and proper installation.
Provides instructions for cleaning, moving, and unpacking the unit.
Describes the main power, mute, and speaker selection buttons.
Details buttons for selecting audio sources and tuning stations.
Explains controls for presets, bass, treble, and volume.
Describes the main information display and remote sensor window.
Explains the meaning of various indicators shown on the main display.
Details connections for antennas, ground, phono, and CD inputs.
Describes connections for speakers, subwoofer, and accessory outlets.
Illustrates the remote control and outlines its primary functions.
Explains how to use the remote for power, source selection, and tuning.
Guides on initial system setup and connecting audio equipment.
Covers connecting external amplifiers and optimal speaker positioning.
Explains volume control, muting, and using headphones.
Details how to tune presets and perform tape recordings.
Describes how the remote controls different device pages.
Guides on how to program the remote for other devices.
Addresses common problems and their solutions for the receiver.
Lists detailed technical specifications for audio and tuner sections.
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