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General| Frequency Response | 20 Hz - 20 kHz |
|---|---|
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio | > 90 dB |
| Weight | 6.5 kg |
| Input Sensitivity | 200mV |
| Output | Speaker |
| Speaker Load Impedance | 4Ω - 8Ω |
| Damping Factor | > 50 |
| Power Output | 30W per channel (8 ohms) |
| Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) | <0.03% |
| Input Impedance | 47kΩ |
Connects the included ribbon wire FM antenna using a balun adapter.
Connects the supplied AM loop antenna for AM reception.
Input for line-level signals from sources like CD or Mini Disc players.
Input for a CD player or other line-level analog audio signal source.
Audio input for signals from VCR, TV, satellite, or cable receivers.
Input for additional line-level audio sources, similar to CD input.
Connections for recording and playback with an audio tape recorder.
Connections for a secondary audio tape recorder's recording and playback.
Output for connecting an external stereo power amplifier.
Connector for centralised system control with other NAD-Link equipped units.
Minimizes audible distortion when the amplifier is overdriven.
Output to remotely switch ancillary equipment like tuners or amplifiers.
Terminals for connecting stereo loudspeakers to the receiver.
Connects the unit to a mains AC wall socket.
Accessory outlet that switches on/off with the receiver.
Turns the receiver on and off. Standby indicator lights up when powered.
Switches the receiver between operating mode and standby mode.
Separate buttons for switching components in a system in/out of standby.
Reduces noise on weak stereo signals while retaining some stereo separation.
Used to store radio stations into the Preset Memory bank.
Switches tuner between Stereo and Mono, and disengages muting circuitry.
Switches the tuner band between AM and FM reception.
Cycles through display modes for RDS, Radio Text, or frequency.
Toggles between Preset selection mode and automatic/manual tuning mode.
Selects presets or tunes stations manually/automatically.
Buttons to select the active input source for the receiver.
Adjusts the tonal balance of the audio output.
Bypasses the tone control circuit for a direct signal path.
Adjusts the relative volume level between left and right speakers.
Guide to storing, accessing, and naming radio presets.
Procedure to remove stored radio presets from memory.
Assigns custom names to radio presets for easier identification.
Instructions for recording audio signals to tape devices.
Steps for copying audio from one tape recorder to another.
Diagnoses and solutions for complete absence of audio output.
Troubleshoots issues where only one audio channel is producing sound.
Addresses problems with poor low-frequency response or stereo imaging.
Solutions for a non-responsive remote control.
Diagnoses issues specific to the tuner's audio output.
Solutions for unwanted noise or hiss during radio reception.
Troubleshoots distortion issues encountered during FM reception.
Addresses whistling or buzzing sounds during radio tuning.
Troubleshoots whistling or buzzing sounds specific to AM reception.
Explains the absence of Radio Data System information.
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