Sansui RG-710 - Operating Procedures

13 REVERB EQUALIZER
In addition to varying the amount of reverberation effect, you can use
these controls to change the frequency response of the reverberation
sound as well, thus adding a wealth of new possibilities for creative sound
mixing.
The reverb level of each of the frequency ranges indicated above the
controls can be varied within a range of + 10~ —10 dB. When a con-
trol is in its center click position, the corresponding frequency response
will be flat (normal). When a control is moved upward, that frequency
range will be emphasized, and when the control is moved downward,
that frequency range will be deemphasized.
14 VIDEO SOUND/TAPE-2 EQUALIZER Controls
These controls are used for adding tonal equalization to the sounds from
a videocassetterecorder or cassette deck-3.
The level near the frequency indicated above the controls can be con-
tinuously controlled across a + 10 dB to — 10 dB range using these con-
trols. The level is made flat at the center clickstop position. When a
control is slid upward from this position, the level is increased center-
ing on that frequency; when it is slid downward, the level is reduced.
® When sound quality compensation is not required, set all the con-
trols to their center clickstop position.
15 VIDEO SOUND IN Jack
This jack is used when connecting the audio output from a video cas-
sette or tape deck by means of a stereo phono plug. Since this jack has
the same connection function as the rear-panel VIDEO SOUND STEREO
IN terminals, you can use both terminals and jack to simultaneously con-
nect two different program sources.
Operating procedures
Operation of amplifier or receiver connected
Set the input selector or tape monitor switch to ‘‘ON’’ corresponding
to the tape terminals to which connection has been made on the RG-710
and corresponding to the amplifier or receiver used.
* Set the switch to ‘‘SOURCE”’ when the amplifier or receiver comes
with a rec out selector switch.
BE cepeon and record play
Press the POWER switch to switch on the unit’s power.
i Press the unit's SOURCE switch of the SELECTOR switches.
3. Set the volume control on the amplifier or receiver to the usual listen-
ing position.
4. Select the program source using the input selector switch on the am-
plifier or receiver, tune in the broadcast station or play the record,
and adjust the volume using the amplifier’s VOLUME control.
Tape playback
1. When only 1 cassette deck is connected, or when playing back cas-
sette deck-1: Press the SOURCE SELECTOR switch, and slide the
FADER contro! upward.
Playback on cassette deck-2: Press the TAPE-1 SELECTOR switch,
and slide the FADER control upward.
Playback on cassette deck-3 or video cassette recorder: Slide the
FADER control downward.
2. Set the tape deck to the playback mode, and use the amplifier’s
volume control to adjust the sound volume.
* . The FADER control can be used to switch from record or TAPE-1
sounds to TAPE-2 or video sounds by smoothly fading the respec-
tive sounds out and in without a sharp break between the two.
In addition, the control can be used as a mixing control for two differ-
“ent sounds.
16 MULTIDIMENSION Switch
““MULTIDIMENSION’” is a function which allows you to add increased
breadth and concert-hall realism to the sound from the right and left
speakers. When using this function, press the switch to ON ( a=). When
not using the funcion, release to OFF (1).
17 MULTIDIMENSION Control
When the right-side switch is set to ON ( mm), rotating this control clock-
wise will add increased breadth to the sound from your speakers, ex-
panding their sound image outside the speakers themselves. Setting the
control at ‘‘MAX"’ gives the greatest degree of effect.
18 FADER Control
By using this control, you can simuitanenously control the sound volume
from both SOURCE or TAPE-1 {cassette deck-2) component, and also
VIDEO SOUND or TAPE-2 (cassette deck-3) component. When set to
the center position, the two sounds will be output in equal proportions;
when the control is moved upward, the sound from VIDEO SOUND or
TAPE-2 will decreased, while sounds from SOURCE or TAPE-1 are in-
creased. In contrast, when the control is moved downward from the
center position, sounds from SOURCE or TAPE-1 will be decreased while
sounds from VIDEO SOUND or TAPE-2 are increased.
* The rear-panel GAIN ADJ control should be adjusted so that, when
the FADER control is set to its center position, the sound levels from
SOURCE or TAPE-1 and those from VIDEO SOUND or TAPE-2 are .
equal.
SELECTOR
SOURCE—
Cassette deck 3
Cassette deck 2
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