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General| Total Harmonic Distortion | 0.08% |
|---|---|
| Frequency Response | 20 Hz - 20 kHz |
| Inputs | Phono, CD, Tape, Tuner, Aux |
| Outputs | Speaker A, Speaker B, Tape Out, Headphone |
| Input Sensitivity | 2.5 mV (Phono), 150 mV (Line) |
| Speaker load impedance | 8 ohms |
Sets the AC voltage selector switch for different regions to ensure safe operation.
Warns against fire or electric shock and refers to qualified service personnel for safety.
Instructions for carefully unpacking the unit and checking for shipping damage.
Lists the accessories supplied with the unit, such as antennas and remote control.
Describes the SRS 3D sound system for enhanced audio depth and width.
Explains the function for storing and recalling received radio stations.
Details on setting the Speaker Impedance Selector and connecting speakers.
Information on connecting and monitoring sound with the TAPE 2 (MONITOR) jacks.
How to control KENWOOD source components using the provided remote.
Guides on making audio and video component connections, including system control.
Instructions to reset the microcomputer if an error or malfunction occurs.
Specifies required clearance around the unit for proper ventilation.
Explains the XS8 and SL modes for system control connections and compatibility.
Details on remote control and synchronized operations with connected components.
Instructions on how to switch between XS8 and SL16 system control modes.
Explains the speaker protection circuit and how to reset it if activated.
Guidance on setting the impedance selector based on speaker impedance.
Illustrates how to connect various antennas to the unit's terminals.
Instructions for connecting AM loop and outdoor antennas for reception.
Instructions for connecting FM indoor and outdoor antennas for reception.
Explains the function and setting of the FM DE-EMPHASIS/CHANNEL SPACE switch.
Explains the function of various indicators like MUTE, LOUDNESS, MEMORY, and SPEAKERS.
Details the function of keys and knobs like POWER, VOLUME, and INPUT SELECTOR.
Covers controls for tuning stations and storing presets like MEMORY and P.CALL.
Details controls for volume, tone, loudness, and muting functions.
Explains the functions of various buttons on the remote control unit.
Instructions for correctly loading batteries into the remote control.
Guidance on how to operate the remote control unit effectively.
Steps to prepare the unit for playing music sources.
Steps to turn the unit's power ON for operation.
How to select speaker output settings (A, B, A+B, or OFF).
How to select the desired audio input source for playback.
How to adjust the volume level for music playback.
How to adjust bass, treble, and left/right speaker balance.
Steps to listen to audio through headphones by disabling speakers.
Explains the LOUDNESS function for low-frequency compensation at low volumes.
How to temporarily mute the sound using the MUTING key.
How to activate the SRS 3D sound effect for enhanced audio depth and width.
Visual comparison of normal stereo and SRS 3D sound stage effects.
Steps to record music from a source to a cassette deck.
Instructions for copying tapes between TAPE 2 and TAPE 1.
Notes on using the TAPE 2 (MONITOR) terminals for monitoring recorded sound.
General steps for tuning in broadcast stations using auto or manual methods.
How to switch between FM and AM broadcast bands.
How to select between auto and manual tuning for stations.
Steps to select the TUNER input and broadcast band (FM/AM).
How to tune to a station by entering its frequency directly using numeric keys.
Steps to tune a station and store it using the MEMORY key and preset numbers.
How to recall stored preset stations by number or sequentially using P.CALL.
Procedure to reset the microcomputer to its factory state to resolve malfunctions.
Troubleshooting symptoms and causes for the remote control unit not working.
Troubleshooting symptoms and causes related to sound output and speaker issues.
Troubleshooting symptoms and causes related to radio station reception and interference.
Technical specifications for the audio output section, including power and distortion.
Technical specifications for the FM tuner section, including sensitivity and selectivity.
Technical specifications for the AM tuner section, including sensitivity and selectivity.
General specifications including power consumption, dimensions, and weight.
Details on memory contents that are erased when the unit is not powered for 3 days.
Technical specifications for the audio output section for international markets.
Technical specifications for the FM tuner section for international markets.
Technical specifications for the AM tuner section for international markets.
General specifications including power, dimensions, and weight for international markets.
Details on memory contents erased during power loss for international markets.
Warning regarding FCC regulations, compliance, and interference resolution measures.
Reminder for CATV installers regarding proper cable grounding.
Instructions to record serial number and model for service and warranty.
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