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General| Input Sensitivity (Phono) | 2.5mV (MM) |
|---|---|
| Input Sensitivity (Line) | 150mV |
| Speaker Load Impedance | 8Ω to 16Ω |
| Input Sensitivity (DIN) | 150mV |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio (MM) | 75dB |
Record serial number for future reference and service.
Instructions for carefully unpacking the unit and checking for damage.
Lists accessories included with the unit.
Specifies power voltage for USA and Canada units.
Specifies power voltage for Australia and Europe units.
Specifies power voltage and plug wiring for UK units.
Details the AC voltage selector switch for international use.
Connect to the specified power supply type only.
Route power cords to prevent damage or pinching.
Ensure grounding or polarization means are not defeated.
Ensure adequate airflow to prevent overheating.
Keep the unit away from water and moisture.
Operate within specified ambient temperature ranges.
Keep the unit away from radiators and heat-producing equipment.
Prevent objects from entering and liquid from spilling into the unit.
Do not remove the enclosure to avoid electric shock.
Do not connect equipment exceeding the specified AC outlet capacity.
Keep the unit away from sources of strong magnetic fields.
Clean the cabinet with a dry cloth, avoiding solvents.
Move appliance and cart combinations with care to prevent tipping.
Unplug the unit from the outlet when left unused for an extended period.
Turn off power and contact service if abnormal smell or smoke occurs.
Conditions that necessitate servicing by qualified personnel.
Refer all servicing beyond operating instructions to qualified personnel.
Instructions for proper grounding of outdoor antennas.
Locate outdoor antennas away from power lines.
Diagram for connecting a turntable.
Diagram for connecting a tuner.
Diagram for connecting a CD player.
Diagram for connecting a VCR.
Diagram for connecting Tape Deck 1.
Diagram for connecting Tape Deck 2 or Surround Processor.
Diagram for connecting main speaker systems A.
Diagram for connecting sub speaker systems B.
Guide to setting the speaker impedance selector.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting speaker cords.
Information on using switched AC outlets for other components.
Instructions for proper grounding of the unit.
How to connect KENWOOD system components using control cords.
How components automatically start playing.
How to record sound synchronized with source playback.
Controlling connected components via remote control.
Connection details specific to Australian models.
Ensuring proper connection of audio and control cords.
Location of the infrared remote control receiver.
Function and usage of the CD DIRECT key.
Keys used to select the input source.
Adjusts the stereo balance between left and right channels.
Turns the unit ON/OFF or to standby mode.
Activates recording of equalizer-processed sound.
Main knob for adjusting the overall volume level.
Level adjustment keys for the graphic equalizer.
Switches the graphic equalizer effect ON or OFF.
Keys for storing and recalling equalizer presets.
Key used to confirm storing an equalizer pattern.
Switches to connect speaker systems A or B.
Standard jack for connecting stereo headphones.
Shows input modes, equalizer status, and power levels.
Indicators for EQ, EQ REC, Muting, Tape 2, and Remote status.
Displays power output or graphic equalizer settings.
Indicates when an equalizer pattern is stored in memory.
Shows the currently selected input source.
Explanation of the standby mode and power control.
Step-by-step guide for initial setup and basic playback.
How to temporarily mute the sound output.
Using the CD DIRECT key for enhanced CD audio quality.
Steps for selecting and recording program sources.
Procedure for dubbing audio from Tape Deck 2 to Tape Deck 1.
Steps for adjusting equalizer level controls to shape sound.
Procedure for saving up to five equalizer presets.
How to view equalizer settings and power meter levels.
Using the equalizer to compensate for room sound characteristics.
Enhancing or attenuating specific instruments and voices.
Explanation of how different frequency bands affect sound.
Basic steps for operating the remote control unit.
Approximate operating range and angle for the remote.
Guide for inserting batteries into the remote control.
Functions of numeric and CD player keys on the RC-80 remote.
Control keys for turntable and tape decks on the RC-80X remote.
Control keys for video decks on the RC-80E remote.
Input selectors, volume, power, EQ, and TV/Video controls.
Resolving issues like no sound or speaker problems.
Diagnosing hum, buzz, or no sound during PHONO playback.
Troubleshooting steps for a non-functional remote control.
Resolving problems with volume control or muting.
Understanding the 'P-OFF' display and speaker protection.
Detailed technical specifications for the audio output section.
Overall specifications including power consumption and dimensions.
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