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Power| rated power output (front) | 130 watts per channel |
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| rated power output (rear) | 20 watts per channel |
| power consumption | 800 W |
Tuner Specifications| fm tuning frequency range | 87.5 MHz-108 MHz |
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| antenna impedance | 75 ohms unbalanced |
| am tuning frequency range | 530 kHz~1, 610 kHz |
Audio Specifications| cd, tape signal-to-noise ratio | 100 dB |
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| video signal-to-noise ratio | 90 dB |
| phono (mm) signal-to-noise ratio | 79 dB |
Weight and Dimensions| dimensions | 440 (W) x 162 (H) x 420 (D) mm |
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| weight | 14.7 kg |
| dimensions (inches) | 17-5/16" x 6-3/8" x 16-9/16" |
Record serial number and model details for service reference and warranty information.
Instructions for carefully unpacking the unit and checking for shipping damage.
Note for CATV system installers regarding grounding requirements.
Lists included accessories such as antennas, adaptors, and remote control.
Specifies voltage settings for US/Canada, UK, Australia, Europe, and other countries.
Instructions for setting the AC voltage selector switch based on local voltage.
Critical safety warnings regarding electric shock and equipment exposure.
Covers power sources, grounding, electric shock, enclosure, and cord protection.
Advises on ventilation, water, temperature, heat, and magnetic fields.
Instructions for cleaning the unit and handling potential damage.
Covers carts, non-use periods, abnormal conditions, and servicing.
Safety guidelines for outdoor antennas, power lines, and AC outlets.
Diagram and instructions for connecting audio sources like tape decks, turntables, and CD players.
Diagram and instructions for connecting video sources like VCRs and TV monitors.
Detailed instructions for connecting front speakers and handling speaker impedance.
Details for surround speaker terminals, pre out jacks, and center connections.
Instructions for connecting TV monitors, VCRs, and using AC outlets.
Instructions for connecting AM and FM antennas, including adaptors.
Tips for using outdoor FM antennas and coaxial cable connections.
Explains the FM DE-EMPHASIS/CHANNEL SPACE switch settings for different regions.
How to connect system control cords for integrated operation.
Describes automatic play, synchro recording, and remote control.
Details the various indicators and display elements on the unit's front panel.
Explains functions of remote sensor, speaker keys, power key, and jacks.
Describes volume, input selector, EQ/SPI, EQ.REC, and balance controls.
Explains tuning, character input, surround modes, and delay time controls.
Details AUTO, MEMORY, DIRECT, band selector, preset functions, and system memory keys.
Step-by-step guide for powering on and operating the system.
Explains the standby mode and how to switch the system ON/OFF.
How to temporarily mute the audio output and resume it.
How to use the CD DIRECT function for pure sound quality.
Instructions for recording sources to tape decks.
How to duplicate tapes between two connected tape decks.
Steps to turn on the unit, select tuner, and tune in radio stations.
Explains auto and manual tuning methods for receiving stations.
How to tune directly, recall stored stations, and scan presets.
How to preset station names, manage characters, and change stored names.
How to select frequencies, adjust levels, and apply equalizer effects.
How to record sound processed by the graphic equalizer to tape.
Storing, recalling, and using factory/user preset equalizer patterns.
How to switch between spectrum analyzer and graphic equalizer displays.
Steps to play video sources and reproduce audio through speakers.
How to perform video dubbing between connected VCRs.
How to replace VCR audio with another audio source during dubbing.
Procedures for recording with VCR1 and VCR2, including audio injection.
Introduces surround modes like Dolby Pro-Logic, Theater, and Hall for immersive sound.
Explains automatic input balance adjustment for optimizing surround decoding.
How to adjust surround sound levels for Normal, Wide, and Phantom modes.
Adjusting rear speaker output and delay times for Theater and Hall modes.
How to activate surround sound playback and release the mode.
Typical example for effective surround speaker placement and arrangement.
How to store desired playback conditions into memory.
How to instantly recall stored playback conditions.
Displays settings for various audio sources, tuner info, and REC modes.
Displays settings for video sources, audio injection, and EQ REC status.
Displays settings related to surround sound modes like Dolby Pro-Logic.
Shows tuner preset contents, standby status, screen off, and test tone display.
Instructions for inserting batteries into the remote control unit.
How to operate the receiver's functions using the remote control.
Defines operating range, conditions, and battery replacement guidance.
Identifies buttons and explains remote control modes (AUDIO, VIDEO, AUX).
Control keys for tape decks and video decks in specific remote modes.
Covers controls for CD, Tuner, Turntable, Numeric, Memory, TV, and Equalizer.
Using remote keys for input selection, surround modes, and power control.
Guide to program functions of other remote controls into the RC-120.
Checking, changing, erasing programmed contents, and using overlay sheet.
Lists common symptoms, causes, and remedies for unit malfunctions.
Details power output, distortion, sensitivity, and frequency response for audio.
Lists video input/output formats and television standards.
Covers FM/AM tuner frequency ranges, sensitivity, and selectivity.
Provides power consumption, dimensions, and weight of the unit.
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