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Performance| input sensitivity | 2.5 mV, 47 kohms |
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| maximum input voltage for phono | 130 mV (RMS) |
| signal to noise ratio | 103 dB |
Frequency Response| phono frequency response | RIAA Standard Curve +0.3 dB (20 Hz - 20 kHz) |
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| line speaker frequency response | 10 Hz - 70 kHz (—3 dB) |
| total harmonic distortion | 0.004% at Rated Output |
General Specifications| power consumption | 15 W |
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| dimensions | W 420 mm, H 80 mm, D 272 mm |
| weight | 3.0 kg |
Welcome and overview of the KENWOOD KC-207 stereo control amplifier.
Space to record model and serial numbers for service and warranty information.
Guidance on carefully unpacking the unit and checking for shipping damage.
Crucial initial information regarding unit operation and safety.
Details on setting the AC voltage selector switch for correct operation.
Essential safety guidelines to prevent hazards during operation.
Guidelines for connecting to power supply and protecting power cords.
Precautions for grounding, proper ventilation, and avoiding water exposure.
Advice on operating temperature and placement away from heat sources.
Warnings to prevent electric shock and against removing the unit's enclosure.
Information on using the unit's AC outlets for other equipment.
Advice on keeping units away from magnetic fields and cleaning instructions.
Recommendations for long-term storage and actions for abnormal smells.
Conditions requiring service and guidelines for user servicing.
Guidance on antenna grounding for protection and avoiding power lines.
How to connect a turntable and FM/AM tuner to the system.
Connecting tape decks and CD players to the control amplifier.
Connecting the power amplifier and video cassette recorder.
Connecting secondary audio gear and main/sub speakers.
Wiring instructions for power amplifier, turntable, and ground connection.
Steps for connecting CD players, tuners, and video cassette recorders.
Instructions for connecting other audio sources and tape decks.
Guidance on playback, recording, second tape deck, and AC outlet use.
How to connect components using the system control cord for synchronized operation.
Operating components automatically and performing synchronized recording.
How to operate the connected system using the remote control.
Function of the power switch and location of the remote control sensor.
How to select program sources for listening.
Adjusting the sound balance between channels and overall volume.
Using the loudness, CD direct, and equalizer recall/store functions.
Adjusting the sound frequency response using the equalizer control keys.
Understanding the display window for equalizer and spectrum analyzer modes.
Selecting display modes and activating/bypassing the graphic equalizer.
Enabling the recording of equalized sound onto tape deck 1.
Step-by-step guide for selecting and listening to audio sources.
How to record audio from various sources onto tape decks.
Instructions for copying audio from one tape deck to another.
Guide to saving custom equalizer settings for instant recall.
Understanding the display for equalizer and spectrum analyzer modes.
Adjusting low frequencies (60 Hz, 150 Hz) for bass impact and resonance.
Adjusting mid-frequencies (400 Hz, 1 kHz, 2.4 kHz) for richness and presence.
Adjusting high frequencies (6 kHz, 15 kHz) for detail and clarity.
Important notes on remote control operation and system power standby.
Defines the effective range and angles for remote control operation.
Step-by-step guide for inserting batteries into the remote control unit.
Using the remote for equalizer patterns and direct 10-key input.
Details on 10-key direct input for tuner and CD player.
Controlling CD disc selection and tuner functions via remote.
Operating CD player and cassette deck functions with the remote.
Using remote control to select input sources on the amplifier.
Controlling system power and TV functions using the remote.
Operating amplifier volume and turntable functions via remote.
Using auto function for source switching and the muting feature.
Solutions for no sound or imbalanced sound from the control amplifier.
Resolving issues like no sound or hum during turntable playback.
Fixing remote control malfunctions and volume level issues.
Key performance metrics including input sensitivity and signal-to-noise ratio.
Details on power consumption, dimensions, and weight.
