1 Input Selector . . . Aux . . . for any device con-
nected to the AUX input on the back, TAPE
. . . listen to playback from a tape recorder.
FM AUTO , . . listen to FM Stereo or Mono
broadcast automatically . . . Phono I and Phono
2 for phonograph records. TAPE HD . . . listen
to a tape player that hasn't any electronics.
2 Tune for center of black area.
3 Adjust to desired volume. Power off. Turns the
system on off.
4 Tuning . . . select desired station.
5 Treble . . . modifies high frequency sounds. Set
to your taste.
6 Bass . . . modifies low frequency sounds. Set to
your taste.
7 Headphone ... to connect a set of low imped-
ance stereo headphones.
8 Loud . . . use this switch to compensate for low
volume listening and still hear full frequency
range.
9 Filter In . reduces high frequency noise such
as record surface noise and reduces low freq-
uency noise such as turntable rumble.
10 Muting In ... eliminates interstation noise.
Muting Out . . . use to receive weak stations.
11 Tape Mon . . . monitor position used to monitor
a recording when used with a tape recorder
with separate playback and record heads.
MUST BE IN OUT POSITION FOR NORMAL
LISTENING.
12 Stereo . . . Mono . . . Set to stereo for all stereo
program material. Mono position for all mono
material.
13 Balance ... to make one speaker louder than
the other. Permits you to adjust for unequal
sound caused by room acoustics or program
material.
14 Will light only on stations broadcasting MPX
stereo.
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