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Brand | MFJ |
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Model | MFJ-616 |
Category | Stereo Equalizer |
Language | English |
Explains the dual-speaker configuration for improved intelligibility, frequency response, and spatial presence.
Describes the exclusive feature that tailors radio sound to individual hearing characteristics for clearer listening.
Highlights two IC amplifiers delivering rich, undistorted audio to high-fidelity speakers.
Features a front-panel control to align speakers for dead-center positioning and compensate for ear sensitivity.
Notes large knobs, accessible switches, and a clear panel layout for simple setup and use.
Allows switching between two radios with a button, eliminating the need for patch cables.
Enables switching the enhancer in/out for comparative sound checks without cutting off speakers.
Offers individual 3.5mm jacks or a stereo jack for computer speakers; front switch turns off speakers for headset.
Supports various power options including transceiver supply, wall adapter, or 12-volt battery.
Emphasizes durable all-metal cabinet, quality components, and SMD circuitry for reliable, long-term performance.
Details the purpose and function of each control knob and switch on the front panel of the unit.
Describes the rear panel jacks for power input, speaker outputs, and audio inputs from radios.
Guides on connecting a stable 12-15 Vdc source, recommended fuse protection, and plug specifications.
Advises on using stereo headphones (8-40 Ohms) and the 1/4" jack, with notes on jumper settings for mono.
Recommends matched high-quality speakers (4-6 inch, 4-16 Ohm) and explains stereo/mono patching.
Explains using the transceiver's auxiliary audio output jack, noting impedance considerations for the 500 Ohm input.
Describes connecting to the transceiver's headphone jack, which often disables the internal speaker and provides attenuation.
Covers connecting the external speaker line, mentioning the need for a 10-Ohm termination resistor and potential attenuation.