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General| Power Output | 30 watts per channel into 8Ω (stereo) |
|---|---|
| Frequency Response | 20Hz to 20kHz |
| Input Sensitivity | 2.5mV (MM), 200mV (line) |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio | 75dB (MM), 95dB (line) |
| Tuning Range | FM, MW |
| Total harmonic distortion | 0.08% |
| Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) | 0.08% |
Essential safety guidelines for operating the stereo receiver to prevent electric shock and damage.
Instructions for setting the correct AC voltage and safely using the power plug.
Details on connecting system control terminals for synchronized operation of components.
Guide to connecting speakers, surround speakers, and setting impedance.
Connecting PHONO, CD/AUX, TAPE, VIDEO sources, and MONITOR OUT.
Guidance on connecting AM loop, outdoor antennas, and FM indoor/outdoor antennas.
Instructions for connecting a CATV cable and using a booster if needed.
Using adapters for connecting coaxial or ribbon-type FM antennas.
Tips for installing FM outdoor antennas and minimizing noise.
Using switched AC outlets and setting FM DE-EMPHASIS and CHANNEL SPACE.
Operating the power switch, speaker selection, and headphone jack.
Using the graphic equalizer, EQ REC, EQ PRESENCE, and EQ PRESET functions.
Adjusting surround sound modes and rear speaker volume balance.
Selecting audio/video sources like VIDEO, TAPE, TUNER, CD/AUX, and PHONO.
Using AUDIO INJECTION, CATV ON/OFF, and CARTRIDGE selector switches.
Fine-tuning left/right speaker balance and main volume levels.
Methods for tuning stations using presets, direct input, and auto/manual tuning.
Selecting music genres for tuned stations and managing presets.
Clearing, setting, and managing preset station memory and seek levels.
Using AUTO MEMORY and PRESET SCAN for station discovery.
Explains indicators for power level, equalizer status, memory operations, and surround.
Explains indicators for input modes, tuning status, tape operations, and dubbing.
Basic steps for tuning into AM, FM, and CATV broadcasts.
Detailed steps for automatic and manual station tuning.
How to tune directly to a frequency and store station data.
Inputting station names and selecting music genres for presets.
Recalling stations stored in memory by number or genre.
How to play records and listen to sources connected to CD/AUX jacks.
Controls and procedures for playing, recording, and dubbing tapes.
Listening to audio from connected video recorders and monitoring video.
Performing video dubbing and replacing audio with a separate source.
Using the graphic equalizer for normal sound adjustment or preset curves.
Selecting and adjusting different surround sound modes.
Enabling automatic play and synchro recording with system components.
Installing batteries, understanding controls, and the remote's operating range.
Using remote keys for power, tuner operations, and cassette deck functions.
Remote controls for tuner functions and selecting audio/video inputs.
Adjusting volume, EQ presets, surround modes, and muting via remote.
Using remote for antenna selection, turntable, music select, and genre tuning.
Solutions for common problems like no sound, distorted audio, or noisy FM reception.
Troubleshooting tape dubbing, equalizer, and remote control malfunctions.
Addressing hiss during FM stereo, static, and stereo indicator problems.
