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Frequency Response | 20Hz to 20kHz |
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Total Harmonic Distortion | 0.03% |
Damping Factor | 50 |
Input Sensitivity | 2.5mV (MM), 150mV (line) |
Speaker Load Impedance | 4Ω to 16Ω |
Power Output | 30 watts per channel into 8Ω (stereo) |
Dimensions | 420 x 96 x 240mm |
AC Line Cord and Convenience Outlets for power and component hookup.
Terminals for Speakers A and Speakers B sets.
Phono Ground, Phono Input, Tuner, CD, Video, and Tape jacks.
MM MC Selector, Soft Clipping, Speaker Impedance settings.
Power button, Headphones jack, Speaker Selector, Volume/Balance.
Bass, Treble, Bass EQ, Intrasonic Filter Defeat.
Input Selector, Tape Monitor, Mono, Low Level, Loudness Compensation.
Warning about placing turntables near the amplifier due to hum.
Need for adequate airflow to prevent overheating.
Caution against liquid entering the amplifier and shock hazard.
Do not open or modify; refer to qualified technician.
Plug the AC line cord into a "live" wall socket.
Outlets for connecting other stereo components, switched or unswitched.
Guidance on choosing appropriate wire gauge based on length and impedance.
How to connect speaker wires using bare wire or banana plugs.
How to check and ensure correct stereo speaker phasing for optimal sound.
Connecting a second pair of speakers and using them for ambience.
Connecting the turntable's ground wire to the amplifier.
Connecting the turntable's audio output cables to the phono input.
Setting the selector for MM or MC cartridges based on output.
Connecting the audio signal cable from a tuner.
Connecting a CD player or other line-level source.
Connecting audio from video sources like VCRs or TV tuners.
Connecting tape decks for recording or playback.
Using jacks for accessories like dynamic range processors.
Preamp Out/Main In for processors, Tape Monitor functionality.
Speaker Impedance Selection, Speaker Selector Usage.
Bass Control Operation, Treble Control Operation.
Bass EQ, Infrasonic Filter, and related cautions.
Mono Mode Operation, Soft Clipping Circuit Function.
How to select the audio input source for playback or recording.
Function of the Low Level button to reduce output by 20 dB.
Circuit to boost bass/treble at low volumes for tonal balance.
Adjusting overall loudness and left/right channel balance.
How the amplifier handles low impedance loads and prevents overheating.
Possible causes for complete lack of sound or sound in only one channel.
Causes and solutions for hum in phono or tape playback.
Causes for poor bass response and diffuse stereo imaging.