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General| Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) | 0.1% |
|---|---|
| Tuning Range | FM, MW |
| Input Sensitivity | 2.5mV (MM), 150mV (line) |
| Speaker load impedance | 4 - 16 ohms |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio | 90 dB |
| Inputs | Phono, Aux, Tape |
| Outputs | Tape |
| Semiconductors | Transistors |
Details on grounding outdoor antennas for protection against voltage surges and static charges, referencing National Electrical Code.
Guidance on safe handling of power cords, including avoiding pinching, knots, and checking for damage.
Instructions for cleaning the unit's exterior using soft cloths and mild cleanser, avoiding harsh chemicals.
Instructions for setting the line voltage selector switch on the rear panel for proper operation in different regions.
Guidance on setting the channel step switch for correct FM/AM frequency allocation and de-emphasis values.
Recommendation for grounding FM antennas to protect against lightning and reduce noise, with a caution against gas pipes.
Step-by-step instructions on how to properly connect speaker cords to the unit's terminals.
Instructions for connecting other stereo components, noting proper plug insertion and terminal colors.
Description of terminals used for connecting FM and AM broadcast antennas.
Details on connecting external audio sources like turntables, CD players, and VCRs to the unit.
Description of terminals for connecting cassette decks or digital audio tape decks.
Information about the unswitched AC outlet for powering connected equipment, with power limitations.
Explanation of terminals A and B for connecting two sets of speakers.
Indicates the terminal for connecting the ground lead of a turntable.
Guidance for connecting the power cord to a polarized household outlet for improved sound quality.
Description of the power switch for turning the unit ON/OFF, with timer capability noted.
Switches to select which speaker system (A or B) is active, or to turn speakers off for headphones.
Port for connecting headphones, allowing private listening by turning off speakers.
Switches used to select either AM or FM reception bands.
Switches used to preset and recall desired broadcasting stations.
Used for memorizing broadcast frequencies and for inputting custom memory names.
Switch for listening to tape playback from cassette deck 2.
Used for station memory scan and custom memory scan operations.
Switches to select the playback source, such as TAPE, VCR/LINE, CD, TUNER, or PHONO.
Selects between auto stereo mode for FM reception or monaural mode for weak signals.
Control to adjust the sound balance between the left and right speakers.
Used to adjust the overall volume level of the audio output.
Switch to select between automatic or manual tuning for FM reception.
Enables direct input of station frequencies using the station call number switches.
Five controls to adjust specific frequency ranges for tailored sound.
Switches for assigning and recalling stations based on genre classification.
Panel displaying indicators for function, tuning status, and reception modes.
Switches used for scanning radio frequencies in either direction.
Converts monaural signals to simulated stereo sound for AM or other sources.
Explains how the unit automatically searches and locks onto FM stations.
Instructions for manually tuning into FM and AM broadcast stations.
Method for presetting up to three stations per station call switch.
Procedure for recalling and listening to preset stations.
Note on how the last received stations are stored and can be recalled.
Explains how to classify and name stations into genres for custom memory recall.
Instructions for copying tapes between two cassette decks, including editing FM broadcasts.
Discusses the advantages of FM reception and recommends special-purpose antennas for weak signal areas.
Details two methods for connecting FM antennas: 300-ohm twin-lead feeder or 75-ohm coaxial cable.
Explains the importance of grounding for FM reception to reduce noise and interference.
Recommendations for improving AM reception with separate indoor or outdoor antennas.
