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General| Frequency response | 20Hz to 20kHz |
|---|---|
| Input sensitivity | 2.5mV (MM), 150mV (line) |
| Power output | 20 watts per channel into 8 ohms |
| Speaker load impedance | 4-16 ohms |
| Tuning range | FM: 87.5-108 MHz, AM: 520-1710 kHz |
Key safety notices regarding fire, electric shock, and proper usage of the appliance.
Details on connecting a second pair of speakers, including 'ambience recovery' setup.
Instructions for connecting AM and FM antennas for optimal reception.
How to connect the turntable's grounding wire to reduce hum.
Guide to connecting turntables, video sound sources, and CD players.
Instructions for connecting tape recorders for recording and playback.
Explanation of the soft clipping circuit for reducing distortion at high levels.
How to set the impedance selector for different speaker loads.
Describes how to switch the receiver on and off using the front panel button.
Details on connecting headphones and automatic speaker muting.
Controls for activating the 'B' speaker set and ambience recovery mode.
Adjusting the low and high frequency levels for desired tonal balance.
How to adjust the relative levels of the left and right audio channels.
Using the TAPE button to monitor playback or processed signals.
Selecting audio sources for listening and recording.
Blending stereo channels for mono sound and FM reception.
Circuit that boosts bass/treble at low volumes.
Adjusting the overall loudness level of the sound output.
Information on frequency display, center-tune, and FM stereo indicators.
Using manual tuning, search mode, and up/down tuning controls.
Storing and recalling favorite stations using pre-set buttons.
Steps for entering station frequencies into the tuner's memory presets.
Notes on amplifier protection against high power levels and low impedance.
Diagnosing problems like no power, incorrect tuning, or headphone jack usage.
Troubleshooting steps for a single channel not producing audio.
Identifying and resolving hum issues related to phono or tape connections.
Addressing distorted FM reception and AM/FM whistles or buzzes.
Solutions for weak bass and diffuse stereo imaging, often related to speaker phasing.
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