Pioneer SA-708 - Specifications; Semiconductors; Amplifier Performance; Tone, Filter & Loudness Specs

PIONEER
STEREO SYSTEM COMPOSITION
Shelves Installing the stereo amplifier
Make sure that the shelves are stable @ Choose a: location where the ‘heat
and fully capable of supporting heavy will be dissipated easily.
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Turntable ——
eSet the turntable so that it is : Tuner
not affected by vibration. | <1 \ eDo not make the connecting
eKeep the dust cover closed as 8 88 O i cords longer than necessary.
much as possible. a! e@ Set the antenna in the direction
Audio
rack
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best
suited
for
reception.
e Stack the records up for storage NOY, Use an external antenna for FM
— do not lay them fiat. Pil@@kt—Hl woe d]— reception.
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eDo not expose pre-recor 1 Tape deck
eMake sure you clamp the reels
tapes near the stereo system for rs as co
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when using the tape deck.
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e Do not store the tapes anywhere CAs
near
a
magnetic
field.
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Use
curtains
to
shade
the
stereo
ee the funiture : : system from the direct rays of
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} e@ Install the speakers to the left and right so
that they are subject to the same conditions
Connecting the speakers
both to the side and at the back. (The bass
Carpet Listening position is slight- is more pronounced if you set them up
Use high current capacity con- Carpets on the floor fy to the apex of an equi- against a wall.)
necting cords and do not make help to absorb the lateral triangle formed with eInstall the speakers so that they are not
them longer than necessary. sound. left and right speakers. affected by vibration transmitted through
the floor.
INSTALLATION PRECAUTIONS
To
ensure
the
best
sound
quality
and
trouble-free
operation,
avoid
setting
up
the
amplifier
in
any
of
the
locations
described
below:
Locations liable to downgrade performance
and result in breakdowns Resulting trouble
1.
Locations
exposed
to
direct
sunlight,
or
near
heaters.
.
External
heat
causes
the
performance
of
the
electronic
parts
to
deteriorate,
and
operation
becomes
unstable.
2.
Locations
with
poor
ventilation,
with
high
humidity
or
mois-
.
Cause
of
faulty
contact
in
input-output
terminals,
and
rust.
ture
contents,
or
dusty
locations.
High
humidity
and
a
high
moisture
content
cause
deterioration
in
insulation.
There
is
also
the
danger
of
current
leakage
and
heat
generation
in
the circuit parts.
Dust
or
grease
in
the
rotat-
ing
parts
causes
them
to
deteriorate.
3. Locations susceptible to vibration. . These locations affect the precision parts adversely.