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FM Tuner Section| frequency range | 87.5 MHz to 108 MHz |
|---|---|
| usable sensitivity (mono) | 11.2 dBf |
| quieting sensitivity (mono) | 16.8 dBf |
| quieting sensitivity (stereo) | 38.6 dBf |
| signal-to-noise ratio (mono) | 73 dB (at 85 dBf) |
| signal-to-noise ratio (stereo) | 70 dB (at 85 dBf) |
| alternate channel selectivity | 60 dB (400 kHz) |
| stereo separation | 40 dB (1 kHz) |
| frequency response | 30 Hz to 15 kHz (+/- 1 dB) |
| antenna input | 75 Ω unbalanced |
Power| continuous average power output | 150 watts per channel, min., at 8 ohms |
|---|---|
| continuous power output (front) | 165 W + 165 W (1kHz, T.H.D.1%, 8Ω) |
| dynamic power (2Ω/4Ω/8Ω) | 350 W/280 W/180 W |
| power requirements (U.S. and Canadian models) | AC 120 V, 60 Hz |
| power requirements (multi-voltage model) | AC 110 V/120-127 V/220 V/240 V (Switchable), 50/60 Hz |
| power consumption (U.S. and Canadian models) | 340 W, 500 VA |
| power consumption (multi-voltage model) | 905 W |
| standby power consumption | 3 W |
Weight and Dimensions| dimensions | 420 (W) x 160 (H) x 300 (D) mm |
|---|---|
| dimensions (inches) | 16-9/16 (W) x 6-5/16 (H) x 11-13/16 (D) in |
| weight (without package) | 9.6 kg (21 lb 3 oz) |
Locates the serial number for U.S. and Canadian models on the rear panel for security purposes.
Warns against using the polarized plug with extension cords or outlets that prevent full blade insertion.
Explains how to activate and cancel the demonstration mode and its effect on memory contents.
Returns the unit to initial settings, useful for troubleshooting or when no sound is output.
Resets the unit to normal operating conditions, used when operations are not possible due to external influences.
Covers reading instructions, retaining them, heeding warnings, and following all usage guidelines.
Details safe placement, ventilation, heat sources, power sources, cord protection, and cleaning.
Covers polarization, object/liquid entry, servicing, power lines, and outdoor antenna grounding.
Lists and illustrates the items included with the receiver such as antennas, batteries, and remote control.
Adjusts the unit's power input to match local voltage requirements, not for U.S./Canadian models.
Sets the channel allocation for FM/AM reception, not for U.S./Canadian models.
Simulates a recording studio, outputting actual sound from front speakers and reverberated sound from rear.
Creates reflected sound effects similar to a concert hall, with adjustable delay time.
Ideal for live performances, outputting audience sounds from rear speakers.
Enhances movie and music playback by optimizing directional sound sources and minimizing crosstalk.
Regenerates a sound field with more presence from front 3 channels using stereo sources.
Explains NORMAL, WIDE, and PHANTOM settings for center channel output based on speaker setup.
Provides an example speaker layout and notes on placement for interference avoidance and sound coincidence.
Instructions for connecting and positioning the AM loop antenna for best reception.
Advice on rear panel vent clearance and heat dispersion for unit longevity.
Essential safety guidelines for handling and maintaining the power cord to prevent shocks or fire.
Details connecting the FM antenna and AM loop antenna, including specific steps.
Illustrates connections for cassette decks, CD players, center speakers, and power amplifiers.
Illustrates connections for LD players, VCRs, and TV monitors.
Step-by-step guide on how to insert speaker cords into terminals and notes on impedance.
Instructions for connecting Main-Repeater and Mini-Repeater for remote control signal transmission.
Covers FM/AM antenna terminals and VIDEO OUT jack for monitor connection.
Explains SYSTEM CONTROL IR OUT, CONTROL IN/OUT jacks, and PAL/NTSC switch.
Details CENTER AMP PRE OUT jack for external amplification.
Covers PHONO, TAPE 2 MONITOR, CD, LD, and TAPE 1/VCR input jacks.
Details TWO VOLTAGE SELECTORS and CHANNEL STEP switches.
Describes SUB WOOFER PRE OUT, REAR SPEAKERS, CENTER SPEAKER, and FRONT SPEAKERS terminals.
Explains the AC OUTLET function and provides crucial warnings against connecting certain devices.
Covers Remote sensor, POWER STANDBY/ON switch, and SPEAKERS buttons.
Explains RETURN button, input selector buttons, and DOLBY 3CH LOGIC button.
Covers SFC MODE, SUPER BASS, DOLBY PRO-LOGIC, MASTER VOLUME, BASS, TREBLE, and BALANCE controls.
Explains VIDEO INPUT, RESET, PHONES jack, Tuner/SELECT/GUI/ENTER/MEMORY buttons.
Explains indicators for TAPE 2, DOLBY 3CH LOGIC, SFC, MEMORY, and DOLBY PRO LOGIC.
Details TUNED, JOG MODE, and SP (SPEAKERS) A,B indicators.
Guides on using FM/AM buttons, multi-jog, and SELECT button for manual and auto tuning.
Step-by-step process for memorizing and recalling up to 30 FM/AM stations.
How to select and listen to broadcasts using the memorized preset stations.
Instructions for receiving stereo TV sound transmitted via FM radio stations.
Guides on selecting program sources and operating components for playback.
Procedures for recording from VCR/TAPE 1 and TAPE 2, including tape monitoring.
Steps for recording video sources like LD to VCR, including GUI dubbing.
Summary of selecting desired surround modes and adjusting levels using GUI.
Recommendations for external FM antennas and proper grounding techniques to reduce noise.
Advice on using indoor or outdoor antennas for better AM reception and AM loop antenna placement.
Step-by-step guide for inserting batteries correctly and important safety guidelines for battery use.
Details the effective range and angles for operating the remote control unit.
Information on when and why to replace remote control batteries for optimal performance.
Explains buttons like POWER, ENTER, VOLUME, SELECT/ADJUST, and MUTE for receiver operation.
Requirements for controlling other audio-visual components via the unit's remote control.
Explains specific remote buttons for TV, VCR, LD, and CD player operations.
Details buttons for FM/AM band selection, station recall, frequency tuning, and auto tuning.
Explains how to activate GUI mode and use remote/multi-jog to navigate and operate menus.
Details specific receiver buttons like SURR MODE, 3CH LOGIC, SUPER BASS, COPY, SURR EDIT, SET UP, and SYSTEM OFF within the GUI.
Steps to access the tuner display and its main/sub menus.
Guides on tuning stations using frequency or auto search and setting frequencies.
Process for memorizing and recalling stations using the GUI interface.
Details remote control buttons and functions for VCR operation within the GUI.
Details remote control buttons and functions for LD player operation within the GUI.
Details remote control buttons and functions for CD player operation within the GUI.
Step-by-step guide for dubbing laser discs to a VCR using the GUI's copy function.
Explains how to adjust delay time for SFC, Pro-Logic, and Simulated Surround modes.
Details how to adjust center and rear speaker levels using test tones and GUI controls.
Steps to select manufacturer presets for VCR, CD, LD, and TV components.
Step-by-step process for learning and assigning commands from other remotes to this unit's remote.
Steps to select component functions (LD, VCR, CD, TV) for one-touch operation.
Addresses problems like no power, unresponsive controls, and static electricity interference.
Solutions for no sound, no picture, and high noise levels during operation.
Solutions for missing auto stop function and no rear sound production.
Troubleshooting steps for when the remote control does not work, including battery and environmental factors.
Lists power output, frequency response, sensitivity, and signal-to-noise ratios for amplifier and tuner.
Details power requirements, dimensions, weight, and video section specifications.
Provides advice on using appropriate cloths and cleaning solutions for the unit's exterior.
