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General| Frequency response | 10Hz-100kHz (+1dB, -3dB) |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 420 x 130 x 310 mm |
| Weight | 6.5 kg |
| Input sensitivity (Phono) | 2.5mV |
| Input sensitivity (Line) | 150mV |
| Tuner Section | FM, AM |
| Power Requirements | AC 220-230V, 50/60Hz |
Alerts user about potential electric shock hazard if the unit is opened.
Advises against removing the cover and refers to qualified service personnel for repairs.
Details the initial connections for the system components as shown in the diagram.
Guides on connecting various cables, matching colors and ensuring secure insertion.
Instructions for connecting speaker cords to amplifier and speaker terminals, including polarity.
Details how to connect a stereo turntable to the amplifier and its power source.
Explains how to connect FM antennas, including attachment and external installation.
Guides on connecting AM loop antennas and external AM antennas for optimal reception.
Describes buttons for selecting input sources like PHONO, TUNER, TAPE, and DAT.
Allows selection of recording bias settings (UNDER, STANDARD, OVER) for optimal tape recording.
Used for duplicating recorded contents from one tape to another at normal or high speed.
Buttons to select CD, LD, or VCR sources for playback or recording.
Describes turntable parts and controls like platter, EP adapter, speed, and size switches.
Controls tonearm movement for manual play, temporary suspension, and track changes.
Buttons for starting/stopping playback or auto play on specific turntable models.
Details all rear panel jacks, terminals, and the power cord for connecting various components and power.
Explains how Dolby NR reduces tape hiss and improves dynamic range for clearer sound.
Describes Dolby HX Pro's role in optimizing recording bias for excellent sound quality, even with digital sources.
Explains the UNDER, STANDARD, and OVER bias modes and their effects on frequency response.
Explains the NORM, FINE, FADE, and DISCO modes for automatic recording from CD to cassette.
Guides on operating the A.S.E.S. system in stop mode for recording from CD to cassette.
Guides on using auto eject for continuous recording with A.S.E.S. by changing discs automatically.
Lists precautions regarding cassette tabs, tape end, and potential issues during A.S.E.S. operation.
Explains how A.S.E.S. recording starts, including notes on silent passages and DISCO mode cross-fade.
Instructions for cleaning the heads, capstan, and pinch roller using cleaning fluid to maintain sound quality.
Guides on how to gently remove the old stylus and attach a new one to the cartridge.
Explains how to demagnetize the recording/playback head to prevent noise and treble loss.
Instructions for adjusting the stylus descent position for accurate record playback on the PL-Z570.
Addresses problems like no power, no sound from speakers, and distorted sound.
Covers issues with cassette door, tape movement, recording, sound quality, and copying.
Addresses problems related to reception, noise, distorted sound, and stereo FM broadcast issues.
Covers problems with the clock, timer functions, and remote control operation.
Detailed technical specifications for the stereo amplifier, covering power, signal-to-noise, and dimensions.
Technical details for the FM/AM tuner, including frequency ranges and sensitivity.
Provides crucial safety warnings and handling instructions for the power cord.
Technical details for the cassette deck, including heads, motors, frequency response, and dimensions.
Technical data for the turntable, covering motor, tone arm, cartridge, dimensions, and accessories.
