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General| Type | Stereo Receiver |
|---|---|
| Number of Channels | 2 |
| Tuning range | FM, MW |
| Frequency Response | 10Hz-100kHz (+0.5dB, -3dB) |
| Weight | 10.5 kg |
| Input sensitivity (MM) | 2.5mV |
| Speaker load impedance | 8 ohms |
| Video Connections | Composite |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio (line) | 100dB |
| Input sensitivity (line) | 150mV |
| Input Sensitivity | 150mV (line) |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio | 100dB (line) |
| Dimensions | 440 x 145 x 350 mm |
| Signal to noise ratio (MM) | 80dB |
Record the serial and model numbers for future service and warranty inquiries.
Carefully examine the unit upon unpacking for any signs of shipping damage.
Retain original packing materials for safe transport or shipping of the unit in the future.
Details all accessories provided with the receiver, such as antennas and remote control.
Ensure the AC voltage selector is set correctly to match your local power outlet voltage.
Crucial safety guidelines to prevent electrical hazards and ensure proper servicing.
Information regarding radio frequency energy emissions and user compliance with FCC regulations.
Specific instructions for CATV system installers regarding building grounding connections.
Explains Dolby Pro Logic and 3 Stereo for enhanced surround sound and spatial audio.
Utilizes DSP to add a movie theater-like presence to audio sources.
Uses DSP to simulate live venue acoustics like arenas or jazz clubs for music.
Detailed diagrams and instructions for connecting various external audio and video components.
Step-by-step guide to reset the unit's microcomputer and restore normal operation.
How the receiver automatically switches inputs when KENWOOD components are connected via SYSTEM CONTROL.
Essential tips for secure connections, power handling, and preventing unit damage.
Instructions on preparing and connecting speaker wires to the receiver's terminals.
Guidance on using banana plugs for a secure and reliable speaker connection.
Correctly setting the impedance selector based on speaker load to prevent damage.
How to connect both the loop antenna and an outdoor antenna for AM reception.
Instructions for connecting indoor or outdoor antennas for optimal FM radio reception.
Steps for preparing and connecting antenna cables using the provided adaptor.
Adjusting the FM DE-EMPHASIS/CHANNEL SPACE switch for specific regional broadcast standards.
Identifies and explains the function of various indicators on the receiver's display.
Detailed overview of all buttons and knobs on the front panel and their operations.
Information about the standby indicator light and its meaning when the unit is plugged in.
Identifies all buttons on the remote control and their primary functions.
How the remote controls connected CD players and cassette decks.
Buttons for selecting surround modes, test tones, and adjusting audio levels.
Step-by-step guide for correctly inserting batteries into the remote control.
How to power on the system and select source components using the remote control.
Important notes on operating range, battery life, and avoiding interference with the remote sensor.
Steps to turn on the receiver and select the active speaker system (A or B).
How to choose the audio input source and adjust the listening volume to the desired level.
Adjusting Bass, Treble, and Left/Right balance for desired sound characteristics.
Activating and deactivating the Natural Bass circuit for deeper bass reproduction.
Instructions on how to temporarily mute the sound output using the remote control.
How to use headphones for private listening by disabling the main speakers.
Engaging Line Straight mode to bypass tone controls for cleaner audio signal.
Steps to record music from various sources onto a cassette deck.
Procedures for copying cassette tapes from one deck to another.
Using the TAPE 2 (MONITOR) terminals to compare recorded sound with the source.
How to select the tuner, band, and find stations using auto or manual tuning.
Explains the differences and usage of auto tuning versus manual tuning for radio reception.
How to select the tuner input and switch between FM and AM bands.
Using numeric keys to directly input and tune to a specific radio station frequency.
Guide on how to save favorite radio stations into memory presets.
Methods to retrieve stored stations using preset numbers or sequential scanning.
Steps to select VIDEO 1 input and play back content from a connected video deck.
Instructions for selecting VIDEO 2 input and recording from video sources.
Enhances center channel presence for clearer dialogue in movies.
Recreates movie theater surround sound from Dolby Surround encoded content.
Creates ambient soundscapes (arena, jazz club) or cinema feel using DSP processing.
Explains how DSP creates realistic reverberation effects without degrading audio quality.
How to activate Dolby 3 Stereo and select the appropriate center speaker mode.
Using test tones and controls to balance center speaker volume with main speakers.
How to disable Dolby 3 Stereo playback using the BYPASS function.
How to select and activate the Dolby Pro Logic mode and choose center speaker settings.
Setting the delay time for surround channels based on speaker placement for accurate imaging.
Using test tones to calibrate center, rear, and main speaker volume levels for optimal balance.
How to select and enable the Dolby Pro Logic mode for playback of surround sound content.
Adjusting the playback volume and instructions to cancel the Dolby Pro Logic surround effect.
Methods (chart and formula) to calculate the precise delay time for surround speaker channels.
Selecting between DSP LOGIC and DSP presence modes for various music listening experiences.
Choosing specific sound environments like Arena, Jazz Club, or Stadium within DSP modes.
Adjusting the delay time in DSP modes to fine-tune the perceived sound field.
Fine-tuning the effect level and volume balance for center/rear speakers within DSP modes.
How to turn off presence playback modes and revert to standard listening.
How to reset the microcomputer to resolve operational malfunctions or display errors.
Solutions for common problems such as the remote not working or having limited range.
Resolving issues like no sound, blinking standby, or sound only from certain speakers.
Solutions for problems receiving radio stations, interference, or preset recall errors.
Detailed technical data for audio output power, distortion, sensitivity, and tuner performance.
Specifications covering power consumption, physical dimensions, weight, and video connectivity.
Technical specifications for audio and tuner sections, adapted for various international markets.
General technical details and video interface specifications for international versions of the unit.
