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General| Type | Integrated Amplifier |
|---|---|
| Output Power | 10W + 10W (6Ω) |
| Weight | 12.4 kg |
| Total Harmonic Distortion | 1% (1kHz) |
| Frequency Response | 20Hz - 50kHz (-3dB) |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio | 90dB |
| Dimensions | 297 x 188 x 251 mm |
| Vacuum Tubes | ECC83 x 2 |
| Input | LINE x 3, PHONO x 1 |
| Output | LINE x 1 |
| Headphone Output | 6.3mm Jack |
| Speaker Output Impedance | 4Ω, 6Ω, 8Ω |
Guidance on selecting an optimal location for unit placement and ventilation.
Instructions on ensuring unobstructed ventilation for proper heat dissipation.
Guidelines for connecting external devices to prevent noise generation.
Precautions for speaker terminal connections to avoid short circuits.
Explanation of the time muting circuit and initial volume setting advice.
Recommendation to contact the dealer for all repair and adjustment needs.
Instructions for safe and effective cleaning of the unit's exterior.
Warning about battery exposure to heat and proper handling.
Important safety warnings regarding weight, heat, and usage environment.
Details the unit's compact dimensions and 5mm thick aluminum housing.
Mentions the presence of needle-type analog meters for output level monitoring.
Describes the push-pull configuration using EL84 pentode connection.
Highlights the integrated MM/MC cartridge compatible phono amplifier.
Notes the availability of a headphone jack for private listening.
Mentions the use of a high-quality IC for improved separation and crosstalk.
Describes the vintage-design, heavy-feel aluminum knobs.
Notes the terminal spacing for accommodating larger plugs on cables.
Explains how vacuum tube allowance ensures longevity and reliability.
States that volume can be controlled via accessory remote control.
Detailed explanation of operation switch, indicators, meters, volume, and other front controls.
Description of input selector, bass, treble, and balance controls on the top panel.
Details on signal ground, phono, line inputs, speaker terminals, and AC inlet.
General advice before connecting devices, emphasizing powering off all units.
Instructions for connecting the power cable to the unit and the wall outlet.
How to connect CD, SACD, tuner, or other devices via LINE input terminals.
Guide for connecting turntables to PHONO terminals and ground.
Instructions for connecting left and right speakers, noting polarity.
Steps to ensure correct connections and set volume to minimum before power on.
Steps for turning on, selecting source, adjusting volume, and using controls.
Explains the line straight switch purpose and its effect on other controls.
How to adjust the balance between left and right audio channels.
Explains BASS and TREBLE controls and their interaction with line straight.
How to aim the remote, its effective distance, and button functions overview.
Explains the volume adjustment and mute functions of the remote control.
Details the remote's function for controlling compatible CD/SACD players.
Step-by-step guide on how to insert batteries into the remote control.
Visual representation of the unit's internal circuitry and signal flow.
Lists all technical details including output, distortion, sensitivity, response, and dimensions.
A guide to identify and resolve common operational issues with the unit.
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