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Names and Functions
1. Signal ground (Ground terminal)
(SIGNAL GROUND)
The ground terminal is for a device such as analog player
connected to this unit. This terminal is used to reduce noise
when other devices are connected. This terminal is not an
electrical safety feature.
2. Phono input terminals (PHONO)
Input terminals to connect an analog player.
Do not connect a CD player or other devices with high out-
put levels to these terminals.
CD or other line level signals will be distorted.
3. LINE-1, LINE-2, LINE-3, LINE-4 input
terminals (unbalanced) (LINE-1, LINE-2,
LINE-3, LINE-4)
Used for line level signal inputs from CD players, SACD
players, D/A converters, tuners, DVD players, TVs and
other such devices. The input sensitivity is 180 mV and the
impedance is 47 kΩ. Original high rigidity terminals are used
only for LINE-1 and LINE-2. These input terminals offer the
same functions.
4. Pre-out terminals
(PRE OUT-1, PRE OUT-2)
These terminals are used to access the pre-amplifier out-
put. A bi-amp or an active type sub-woofer connection
can be performed with a combination of an external power
amplifier because these terminals always provide output
regardless of on/off of the separate button.
Do not insert short-pin plugs into PRE OUT.
No sound will be generated.
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