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General| CD Player | Yes |
|---|---|
| Remote Control | Yes |
| Type | Stereo Receiver |
| Frequency Response | 20Hz - 20kHz |
| Tuner | AM/FM |
| Inputs | AUX |
| Outputs | Speaker |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio | 80dB |
| Functions | Double Cassette Deck |
| Tape Deck | Double Cassette Deck |
Step-by-step instructions for safely removing the main Printed Circuit Board.
Instructions for safely removing the front panel assembly from the unit.
Procedure for safely removing the CD mechanism unit.
Details the process for setting initial conditions and initializing mechanisms.
Lists the specific frequencies for tuner channels across different regions.
Maps tuner destinations to settings and switch configurations.
Details setting, canceling, and operating the receiver's test mode.
Step-by-step instructions for adjusting tuner performance parameters.
Explains how to enter, exit, and operate the CD player's test mode.
Procedures for adjusting CD player functions like laser power and tracking.
Procedures for adjusting cassette deck functions like tape speed and bias.
Lists specific components for the RXD-750, 750W, and 760 models.
Lists specific components for the RXD-550, 550W, and 560 models.
Lists specific components for the RXD-500, 500W, and 520S models.
Lists components specific to the Multiplex (MPX) unit.
Lists components specific to the Audio unit.
Lists components specific to the CD mechanism unit.
Lists components specific to the cassette deck mechanism.
Specifies power output, input sensitivity, and distortion levels for the main unit.
Details track, recording system, heads, motors, and fast winding time for the cassette deck.
Lists laser type, rotation speed, and wow/flutter specifications for the CD player.
Provides the tuning frequency range for FM reception.
Provides the tuning frequency range for AM reception.
Provides the tuning frequency range for SW reception.
Lists power consumption, dimensions, and net weight of the unit.
