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Power Amplifier Section| rated power output | 105 watts per channel |
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| dynamic power output | 170 W |
| total harmonic distortion | 0.005% |
Input Sensitivity/Impedance| phono MM | 2.5 mV/33/47/100 kQ |
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| phono MC | 0.2 mV/100 Q |
| tuner, AUX/D.A.D., tape | 150 mV/47 kQ |
General| power consumption | 700 W |
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| dimensions | W: 440 mm, H: 143 mm, D: 383 mm |
| weight (net) | 10.7 kg |
Details on setting the AC voltage selector switch for different regions.
Important warnings to prevent electric shock and ensure safe operation.
Guidelines to avoid electric shock, damage, and other hazards.
Instructions for unpacking the unit and checking for shipping damage.
Guidance on proper cleaning methods and avoiding damage.
Recommendations for suitable installation locations and conditions.
How to connect a single pair of speakers to SPEAKERS A terminals.
Instructions for connecting an additional pair of speakers to SPEAKERS B.
Detailed steps for preparing and connecting speaker cords.
Guide for connecting special ā cords for enhanced sound quality.
How to connect a turntable, including ground wire and cartridge selector.
Connecting an FM stereo or AM-FM stereo tuner.
Connecting external sources to AUX/D.A.D. jacks on front/rear panels.
Connecting tape decks via RCA or DIN connectors for playback and recording.
Information on using the unit's AC outlets to power other components.
Setting the switch for moving magnet or moving coil cartridges.
Switch for selecting recording source and controlling output signal.
Controls speaker output, allowing private listening via headphones.
Selects the desired audio source for playback or monitoring.
Sets the unit for MM or MC phono cartridges for optimal playback.
Temporarily silences sound output to prevent clicks or reduce volume.
Adjusts the overall listening level for both left and right channels.
Turns the unit's power on or off.
Port for connecting stereo headphones for private listening.
Adjusts bass and treble frequencies for desired sound profile.
Selects between stereophonic and monophonic audio reproduction.
Manages signal path for flat frequency response or filters low frequencies.
Boosts bass at low listening levels for perceived better sound.
Adjusts the balance between left and right audio channels.
Connects and selects external audio sources via front/rear jacks.
Protects the unit from overheating by automatically shutting off power.
Steps for tuning into stations and listening via the tuner.
How to play records, including muting and cartridge selection.
Instructions for operating connected external audio sources.
How to play back recorded tapes from connected tape decks.
Guide for recording audio onto a tape deck from various sources.
Instructions for dubbing tapes using two connected tape decks.
Comparing recording quality with the original source sound.
Detailed steps for copying tapes between two connected tape decks.
How the REC OUT switch affects tape deck recording connections.
Methods for recording radio broadcasts while listening to other sources.
Steps to utilize the unit as a power amplifier with a one-volt input.
Diagnosing and resolving issues related to no sound or sound from one channel.
Troubleshooting problems specific to the PHONO input, like hum or no sound.
Resolving issues like hum, buzz, or howling noise during operation.
Technical specifications for the power amplifier section using IHF standards.
Technical specifications for the power amplifier section using IEC standards.
Includes power consumption, dimensions, and net weight of the unit.
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