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Record serial number for service.
Inspect for shipping damage and retain packing materials.
Units for USA/Canada operate on 120V AC only.
Units for other countries have AC voltage selector.
Warning against exposure to rain or moisture.
Explains the high-speed amplifier design and slew rate.
DC coupling for low-frequency quality and stability.
Dual power supplies for channel independence and preamp stability.
DC equalizer with dual-gate FETs for RIAA matching.
MC head amp with symmetrical push-pull circuits.
MM/MC cartridge compatibility and impedance selection.
Adjustable bass/treble turnover frequencies and tone defeat.
Compensates for sound field and aural sensitivity.
Tape dubbing feature without tying up the system.
Wired for minimum resistance to maintain damping factor.
Supports one or two pairs of speakers, selectable for individual use.
European units do not have AC outlets.
How to connect speaker systems to terminals A and B.
Connecting turntables to PHONO 1 and PHONO 2 inputs.
Connecting FM/AM tuners to the TUNER input jacks.
Connecting other high-level signal sources.
Connecting tape decks for playback and recording.
Turns power on/off, indicator shows status.
Selects speaker outputs (OFF, A, B, A+B).
Adjusts bass/treble response and turnover frequencies.
Adjusts left/right channel volume simultaneously.
Temporarily reduces volume or turns off sound.
Facilitates copying tapes between two decks.
Monitors recording progress or plays back tape.
Selects PHONO 1 (MM/MC) or PHONO 2 (MM) input.
Selects the desired program source (TUNER, PHONO, AUX).
SUBSONIC and HIGH filters to reduce unwanted signals.
Connects stereo headphones for private listening.
Enables/disables DC coupling for flat response down to zero Hz.
Indicates stabilization status of DC coupling circuits.
Balances left and right channels for stereo imaging.
Compensates for bass loss at low volumes.
Selects STEREO, REVERSE, or MONO playback.
Recommended initial control settings before operation.
Steps for operating the tuner.
Steps for operating turntables.
Steps for operating components connected to AUX.
Instructions for tape playback and monitoring.
Instructions for recording with one tape deck.
Instructions for recording with two tape decks.
Duplicating tapes between two tape decks.
Listening to other sources while tape dubbing.
Explains the PRE OUT/POWER IN jacks for system expansion.
Warnings about DC voltage and protection circuits.
How to clean the amplifier cabinet safely.
Importance of keeping ventilation holes clear.
Warnings against internal modification and servicing.
Notes the importance of the hexagonal wrench for service.
Precautions for handling the power cord to avoid hazards.
Preventing speaker damage from surges or excessive power.
Troubleshooting guide for common playback issues.
Troubleshooting guide for phono playback issues.
Troubleshooting using power/DC indicators.
Explains the benefits and characteristics of DC amplification.
Details the amplifier's power output ratings.
Describes performance from phono input to speaker.
Specifications for rise time and slew rate.
Frequency response with DC coupling active.
Supported speaker impedances.
Sensitivity and impedance for Power IN jacks.
Sensitivity and impedance for various inputs.
Noise levels for different input types.
Maximum input levels for phono inputs.
Output levels and impedances for tape rec and pre-out.
Phono frequency response curve.
Bass and treble control ranges and turnover frequencies.
Loudness control boost levels and frequencies.
Subsonic filter characteristics.
High filter characteristics.
General specifications like power consumption and dimensions.
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