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General| Power Output | 160 watts per channel into 8Ω (stereo) |
|---|---|
| Frequency Response | 20Hz to 20kHz |
| Tuning Range | FM, MW |
| Damping Factor | 50 |
| Input Sensitivity | 2.5mV (MM), 150mV (line) |
| Speaker Load Impedance | 4Ω to 16Ω |
| Signal to Noise Ratio | 95dB (line) |
| Output | 150mV (line) |
| Total Harmonic Distortion | 0.1% (at rated power) |
Important safety and installation guidelines for handling and placing the receiver.
Important notes regarding voltage selection and differences for units shipped to various regions.
Instructions on how to set the AC voltage selector switch and information about the power fuse.
Instructions for connecting speaker systems to terminals A, B, and C, and using the speaker switch.
Explains how to determine and correct speaker phasing for optimal sound reproduction.
Guidance on connecting FM antennas for optimal reception based on signal strength and location.
Instructions for connecting AM antennas and adjusting the ferrite loopstick antenna for best reception.
Details how to connect stereo turntables to the PHONO 1 input jacks.
Using a DIN connector for simplified tape deck recording and playback.
Description of auxiliary input jacks for connecting external audio sources.
Information about the FM detector output jack for future 4-channel broadcasting.
Connecting external adaptors to PRE OUT POWER IN jacks for enhanced audio features.
Information regarding the use of multipath jacks with an oscilloscope for waveform analysis.
Details on using the receiver's AC outlets for powering other components.
Function of the main power switch and controls for speaker output selection.
Controls for volume, balance, loudness, bass, mid, and treble frequencies.
Selector switch for input sources and mode switch for audio output (Stereo, Mono, Reverse).
Controls for monitoring and selecting input/output for connected tape decks.
Enables tape dubbing and mixing microphone sound with audio sources.
Tuning knob, FM Muting, FM 25µs switch, and signal/deviation meters.
Low/High filters, Meter Range control, Power meters, and 20 dB Attenuator.
Steps for tuning and adjusting AM and FM radio broadcasts.
Explanation of the Deviation Meter and its use in assessing FM reception and recording levels.
Instructions for connecting and operating turntables with the receiver.
Guidance on tape monitoring, recording, and playback with single and dual tape decks.
Instructions for playing back recorded tapes from connected tape decks.
Steps for duplicating tape recordings between two connected tape decks.
Describes listening to other sources while performing tape dubbing operations.
Setting up a 4-channel stereo system using the PRE OUT POWER IN jacks.
Receiving Dolbyized FM broadcasts and integrating Dolby adaptors for recording/playback.
Mixing microphone input with tape sound for recording.
Mixing microphone input with selected source sound for recording.
Lists common issues, causes, and corrections for AM reception problems.
Lists common issues, causes, and corrections for FM reception problems.
Troubleshooting FM reception noise, weak channels, or circuit failures.
Troubleshooting common problems like no sound, one-sided sound, or noise during playback.
Troubleshooting specific issues during phono playback, including hum and feedback.
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