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General| Power Output | 120 watts per channel into 8Ω (stereo) |
|---|---|
| Frequency Response | 10Hz to 100kHz |
| Total Harmonic Distortion | 0.008% |
| Input Sensitivity | 2.5mV (MM), 200mV (line) |
| Tuning range | FM, MW |
| Speaker load impedance | 8Ω |
| Tuner Section | FM, MW |
| Dimensions (metric alternate) | 440 x 153 x 407mm |
| Weight (metric alternate) | 12.4kg |
Selects the appropriate voltage for the unit based on the country's power supply.
Lists critical warnings to prevent fire or electric shock hazards.
Guidance on carefully unpacking the unit and checking for shipping damage.
Lists all the accessories provided with the audio-video receiver.
Explains surround sound modes for realistic audio experiences.
Details digital signal processing for enhanced atmosphere and sound fields.
Describes automated component control and remote setup.
Illustrates how to connect various audio and video devices to the receiver.
Procedure to reset the microcomputer for operational issues.
Advises on proper unit placement for adequate ventilation.
Explains how system control cords enable remote operation of components.
Instructions on how to change the system control mode.
Guides on adjusting the impedance selector for speaker compatibility.
Illustrates how to connect various antenna terminals to the unit.
Details on connecting AM loop and outdoor antennas for optimal reception.
Guidance on connecting FM indoor and outdoor antennas.
Explains how to set the switch according to the geographical area for proper reception.
Identifies and describes buttons, knobs, and displays on the receiver's front panel.
Explains the function of the remote power button and standby operation.
Details the purpose and operation of each key on the remote control.
Instructions for installing batteries into the remote control unit.
Maps remote control keys to specific operations for KENWOOD components.
Outlines the sequence of actions required to play music from sources.
Guides on modifying bass, treble, and subwoofer audio levels.
Details how to balance audio output between left and right speakers.
Enables higher sound quality by bypassing tone controls for pure audio.
Compensates for low frequencies, improving clarity at low listening volumes.
Instructions for connecting and using headphones for private listening.
Explains how to mute the audio output temporarily.
Steps to record audio from selected sources onto a tape or other media.
Instructions for copying audio from one tape deck to another.
Explains the functionality of the Tape 2 monitor for recording comparison.
Guide on tuning and receiving AM and FM radio stations.
How to tune stations using direct numerical frequency input.
Steps to save favorite radio stations to memory presets.
How to recall stored stations by number or in sequence.
Instructions for playing video tapes using the VIDEO 1 input.
How to record video sources using the VIDEO 2 input.
Explains Dolby Pro Logic and Dolby 3 Stereo for immersive audio.
Details DSP Logic and DSP Presence for atmospheric sound fields.
Steps to set delay times for optimal surround sound experience.
Provides a formula and chart for calculating optimal delay times.
Details balancing speaker volumes using test tones for surround sound.
Guides on choosing surround modes and specific sound fields for playback.
Specific steps for setting delay times within DSP Logic and Presence modes.
Instructions for programming the remote to control video components.
Explains how to operate video devices using the remote control.
Steps to set up automated sequences for multiple components.
How to activate pre-programmed component operations.
Lists setup codes for various VCR manufacturers.
Lists setup codes for various LD player manufacturers.
Lists setup codes for various TV manufacturers.
Continues the list of TV setup codes for remote control.
Provides the final part of the TV setup codes list.
Lists setup codes for various cable box manufacturers.
Procedure to reset the unit's microcomputer to restore normal operation.
Lists common amplifier problems and their corresponding remedies.
Lists common tuner problems and their corresponding remedies.
Details technical specifications for the audio and FM/AM tuner sections.
Details technical specifications for international markets (Audio, Tuner, Video).
