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General| Tuning range | FM, MW |
|---|---|
| Channels | 5.1 |
| Speaker load impedance | 4 - 16 ohms |
| Video Connections | composite |
| Power output | 100 watts per channel into 8Ω (stereo) |
| Input sensitivity | 2.5mV (MM), 200mV (line) |
Record the serial number and model for future reference and service.
Carefully unpack the unit, check for shipping damage, and retain packing materials.
Units for USA/Canada are 120V AC; precautions for polarized plugs.
Units for UK are 240V AC; mains lead wire coloring and connection details.
Units for Australia (240V AC) and Europe (220V AC) are specified.
Units for other regions may have a rear panel AC voltage selector switch.
Setting the AC voltage selector to match line voltage prevents damage.
Connect to specified power supply; protect cords from damage.
Ensure proper grounding, ventilation, and avoid water/heat exposure.
Prevent internal contact and never remove the enclosure to avoid shock.
Do not exceed AC outlet capacity; avoid connecting incompatible appliances.
Keep away from magnetic fields; clean with a dry cloth.
Move with care; unplug when unused; address abnormal smells.
Refer servicing to qualified personnel; ground outdoor antennas.
Locate outdoor antennas away from power lines.
Connect speakers, set impedance selector, and ensure secure connections.
Utilize AC outlets for components and ground the unit for safety.
Connect AM loop/outdoor and FM indoor/outdoor antennas.
Instructions for connecting an outdoor FM antenna via coaxial cable.
Adjust switch for correct FM reception based on geographical area.
Power key for ON/OFF; speaker switches for system A/B selection.
EQ presets, level controls, EQ ON/DEFEAT, EQ REC, and EQ/SPI keys.
PHONES jack for headphones; display section shows status and settings.
Keys for EQ presets, memory storage, and SPI level adjustment.
MAIN/REAR volume, BALANCE, and MUTING keys for audio adjustment.
DOLBY SURROUND key, STAND-BY indicator, PEAK HOLD, and REMOTE SENSOR.
Tuning, band selection, input sources, preset tuning, and memory functions.
Steps for powering on, selecting sources, and adjusting volume/tone.
Procedure for selecting, playing, and setting tape decks for recording.
Instructions for duplicating recordings between TAPE 1 and TAPE 2 decks.
Explanation of standby mode and when to disconnect the power cord.
Steps for selecting TUNER, band, and tuning to a desired station.
Explains auto and manual tuning for locating radio stations effectively.
How to tune directly to a station by entering its frequency using numeric keys.
Recalling stored stations, preset scanning, and storing frequencies.
Selecting characters and presetting station names and frequencies.
Instructions for modifying the name of an already stored radio station.
Steps to activate and adjust the graphic equalizer for sound processing.
How to record sound processed by the graphic equalizer to a tape deck.
How to use and recall factory preset equalizer patterns for various music.
Steps to save custom equalizer settings into memory and retrieve them.
How to switch between Spectrum Analyzer and Graphic Equalizer displays.
Steps for selecting and playing a video source on the monitor TV.
Details on the video signal output from the MONITOR OUT jack.
Procedure for dubbing video content from VCR 2 to VCR 1.
Replacing video sound with audio, optionally with EQ effect.
Steps for activating surround sound and selecting sources for playback.
How to adjust input levels for proper surround sound balance.
Explanation of the surround mode's purpose and its immersive audio effect.
How the Dolby Surround decoder enhances video sound quality.
Suggestions for speaker placement to achieve an effective surround atmosphere.
Example of stored contents for a system memory setting (M-1).
Steps for saving current playback conditions (source, EQ, volume) into memory.
Steps for retrieving and activating preset system memory settings.
Connecting system control cords for integrated operation of KENWOOD components.
Ensuring correct connection of audio and system control cords for functionality.
Automatic playback initiation and synchronized recording functions.
Operating connected turntables, decks, or players using the receiver's remote.
Steps for powering on the unit and operating functions via the remote.
Advice on operating keys with appropriate intervals to avoid misoperation.
Instructions for inserting batteries into the remote control unit.
Approximate operating range and conditions for the remote control.
Usage of numeric keys for input/selection and CD player control keys.
Operation of PHONO, TUNER, and TAPE deck controls via remote.
Remote controls for VIDEO decks and selecting input sources.
Remote power controls for receiver/TV/deck and TV/VIDEO specific functions.
Explanation of speaker short circuit protection and reset procedure.
Technical details for audio output power, sensitivity, and frequency response.
Technical specifications for video inputs and outputs.
Technical details for FM tuning frequency range, sensitivity, and S/N ratio.
Technical details for AM tuning frequency range and sensitivity.
Overall specifications including power consumption, dimensions, and weight.
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