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General| Brand | Harman Kardon |
|---|---|
| Model | PM650VXI |
| Category | Amplifier |
| Language | English |
Safety guidelines for UK customers regarding the mains lead and wiring.
Specific safety considerations for Canadian customers with polarized AC plugs.
Warnings and precautions to prevent electric shock from internal components.
High current capability for dynamic music reproduction, improving transient accuracy and phase linearity.
Exceptionally wide bandwidth, independent of negative feedback, enhancing transient accuracy and phase linearity.
Designed for low distortion and wide bandwidth with minimal negative feedback, improving dynamic accuracy.
Utilizes all discrete electronic circuitry for high performance levels not achievable with integrated circuits.
Unique protection system allows high current to speakers while protecting the amplifier from shorts.
Exclusive feature providing low-frequency equalization and phase correction for natural sound.
Instructions on connecting the amplifier to the correct AC voltage to prevent fire hazards.
Guidelines for safely handling the power cord to prevent damage and fire hazards.
Recommendations for optimal placement to avoid moisture, heat, vibration, and ensure ventilation.
Warning against opening the cabinet to prevent shock hazards and maintain performance.
Instructions on how to clean the unit safely using appropriate materials.
Guide for connecting various audio and video components to the amplifier.
Detailed guide on connecting speaker wires, including polarity and wire gauge.
Instructions for connecting video sources like VCRs, including audio and video leads.
How to connect the amplifier's monitor output to a television for video monitoring.
Explanation of the switched and unswitched AC outlets for powering other low-power components.
Turns the unit on/off and activates the HIGH CURRENT indicator.
Red indicator that lights up when the POWER switch is pressed.
Lights up when the SPEAKER OPERATING MODE switch is set to "8Ω".
Standard 1/4 inch jack for connecting stereo headphones.
Selects the desired speaker system(s) (off, 1, 2, 1+2).
Adjusts the low frequency sound level by turning clockwise to boost or counterclockwise to reduce.
Adjusts the high frequency sound level by turning clockwise to boost or counterclockwise to reduce.
Balances sound between left and right channels, usually set at center.
Provides low-frequency equalization and phase correction for natural sound from small speakers.
Reduces subsonic frequencies that may vibrate speaker cones or the turntable.
Combines left and right channels to create a mono signal.
Activates a special loop for external signal processors like equalizers or noise reducers.
Used for tape dubbing, monitoring recording, or selecting tape sources (copy, 1, source, 2).
Selects the program source (A/V, CD, tuner, phono).
Controls the sound level, turn clockwise to increase, counterclockwise to decrease.
Matches phono input circuitry gain and impedance to MM or MC cartridges.
Step-by-step guide for playing records, including cartridge selection and tone adjustment.
Instructions for tuning and listening to FM/AM radio broadcasts.
Guide for playing audio from a compact disc player, including volume and tone controls.
Instructions for playing audio/video sources connected to the A/V jacks.
Steps for recording from various sources onto a tape deck.
Guide for playing back recorded tapes from a tape deck.
Instructions for copying tapes from one deck to another using the VCR/TAPE jacks.
How to record audio from an A/V source onto a VCR or tape deck.
Allows watching video sources while listening to separate audio sources.
Steps for playing back recorded content from a VCR.
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