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General| Brand | Pioneer |
|---|---|
| Model | VSX-4000 |
| Category | Stereo Receiver |
| Language | English |
Details for serial number recording on warranty card for US and Canadian models.
Warning regarding polarized plug usage with extension cords or outlets in Canada.
Guidelines for grounding outdoor antennas to protect against voltage surges and static.
How to activate and use the unit's demonstration mode for display features.
Instructions for setting the voltage selector switches on the rear panel for correct power input.
Setting the FM channel step and de-emphasis value for optimal reception quality.
Explains the different surround modes available for audio enhancement.
Details on the enhancer for image quality improvement and split-screen viewing.
Enables listening to stereo broadcasts transmitted with CATV.
Allows combining audio and video sources for playback and over-dubbing.
Instructions for copying tapes between VCRs and monitoring playback.
Allows presetting and recalling custom tone control settings.
Function to display station call letters or names instead of frequency.
Guidance on speaker placement for optimal surround sound effects.
Visual examples of surround speaker system setups for different audio sources.
Optimal setting for movies featuring Dolby Surround soundtracks.
Creates an in-stadium acoustic effect for live sporting events.
Provides theater or concert hall ambience for movies and music.
Reduces high-frequency hiss noise when playing back monaural VCR tapes.
Enhances dynamic range for music, adding presence and force.
Converts monaural signals into a simulated stereo sound experience.
Expands stereo sources for wider breadth and presence.
Information on the effective distance and angle for remote control operation.
Connects FM, AM, and CATV antennas for broadcast reception.
Connects turntables, CD players, and tape decks for audio input/output.
Details on connecting two tape decks for recording and playback.
Connects VCRs and video disc players for video signal input/output.
Jacks for connecting external amplifiers for surround sound.
Jacks for inter-component remote control communication.
Dolby surround center channel signal output jacks.
Connects front (A) and surround (B) speaker systems.
Switched and unswitched outlets for connecting external equipment.
Adjusts the unit to match the nominal impedance of connected speakers.
Activates surround sound processing when speakers are connected to B terminals.
Jacks for connecting front pre-amplifier outputs.
Connects to TV sets or RF modulators for video monitoring.
Connects FM/AM and CATV antennas to the receiver.
Connects turntables and CD players to the audio system.
Connects tape decks for recording and playback functions.
Connects the ground lead from a turntable.
How to boost surround sound power using an external stereo amplifier.
Connects receiver's preamp output to a separate stereo power amplifier.
Connects receiver's power amp input to a separate stereo preamplifier.
Avoids hum by proper positioning of cassette tape decks relative to the receiver.
Illustrates connections for VCRs and RF modulators for video output.
Example connections for using a video enhancer with the unit.
Demonstrates connecting a VCR to a normal TV or monitor TV.
Shows connecting a VCR for CATV to a TV, including converters.
Controls for split screen and image enhancement functions.
Switches for speaker A/B selection and the main power switch.
Switches for surround modes, simulated stereo, and dynamic expander.
Selects audio sources, video modes, and mono/stereo playback.
Jack for headphones and switch for video adaptor input.
Presets and adjusts tone quality using BASS/TREBLE and memory functions.
Master volume adjustment and sound muting functions.
Selects the video source for recording or playback.
Switches for selecting various audio inputs like CD, PHONO, TAPE, VCR.
VCR noise filter to reduce tape hiss during playback.
Selects between automatic or manual frequency tuning for radio stations.
Allows direct input of desired station frequencies using number switches.
Switches between FM and AM broadcast bands.
Memorizes broadcast stations and associated settings for quick recall.
Selects display mode between frequency or call-letter for stations.
Performs station tuning using frequency or preset channel steps.
Adjusts surround speaker volume difference and left/right balance.
Selects antenna input (FM/CATV) and FM reception mode (Auto/Mono).
Switches between video input or TV antenna for input.
Manages preset station call letters for easy identification.
Sets VCR playback to stereo or monaural output.
Activates video enhancer for improved picture quality during copying.
Reduces tape hiss during VCR playback.
Creates stereo effect from monaural sources.
Expands stereo soundstage for increased breadth.
Controls receiver power and sets the sleep timer function.
Selects input sources for audio and video components.
Adjusts master volume, surround volume, and balance.
Controls radio tuning and TV channel selection.
Keys for operating other connected Pioneer components like TV and VCR.
Controls CD track search, playback, and tape operations.
Controls VDP scanning, playback, and VCR recording/playback.
Connects components for integrated remote control operation.
Step-by-step guide to inputting station frequencies directly.
Important notes on frequency input, errors, and cancellation.
Automatically scans and stops at the next receivable station frequency.
Allows fine-tuning of stations by manually stepping through frequencies.
Steps to memorize desired radio stations for quick recall.
How to select and listen to memorized radio stations.
Procedure to assign custom names or call letters to preset stations.
Guide to selecting sources like PHONO, CD, TAPE, VCR via function switches.
How to receive stereo TV audio with a TV set and VCR.
How to receive stereo CATV audio using an FM CATV cable.
Instructions for connecting VCRs, VDPs, or adaptors to a TV for viewing.
Steps for recording audio sources onto a tape deck.
Instructions for copying audio tapes from one deck to another.
How to monitor recorded sound during tape operations with 3-head decks.
How to record audio from various sources onto Hi-Fi VCR tapes.
Instructions for copying video tapes between VCRs, with enhancer options.
Using the selector to change video image while recording audio.
Detailed internal signal flow diagram for the VSX-5000 receiver.
Detailed internal signal flow diagram for the VSX-4000 receiver.
Recommendations for installing external FM antennas for better signal quality.
Importance and methods for grounding antennas to prevent noise.
Guidance on using external antennas for improved AM reception.
Instructions for installing an indoor antenna for AM reception.
Steps for installing an outdoor antenna for AM reception.
Table listing symptoms, causes, and remedies for common operational issues.
Detailed power output, impedance, and distortion specs for the VSX-5000.
Detailed power output, impedance, and distortion specs for the VSX-4000.
Technical details for video section, FM, and AM tuners.
Covers power consumption, dimensions, weight, and included parts.
