Sansui SE-300 - Panel Information

Panel Information
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* The photo show a unit with a black panel.
1 POWER Switch
Power is supplied to the unit when this switch is depressed to ON.
When released to the STAND-BY position, the main circuitry power is
cut off.
NOTE: Even when the POWER switch is at. the STAND-BY position.
power still flows to part of the interna! circuitry. When the unit is not
being used for a long time. the power plug should be disconnected fr-
om the AC outlet. If the unit's power plug is connected to the ampli-
fier's AC outlet (SWITCHED). the power to all circuits of the unit can
be switched on and off using the amplifier’s power switch.
2 Equalizer Controls
These controls allow the levels approximate to the frequencies indicat-
ed above the controls to be continuously controlled from +12 dB to
- 12 dB for the {eft and right channels separately.
The level is made flat when the controls are set to the center ‘’0"’ posi-
tion. The level is increased when the controls are slid up from this center
position and decreased when they are slid down. Adjust each of the
frequency levels to your preference or requirements.
e When the EQUALIZER switch is at the ‘‘OFF (mm )’’ position, the
sound quality cannot be compensated for even by operating the
controls.
3 INPUT Switch
This switch is for selecting the program source. When you wish to
playback a program source selected with your stereo amplifier, this
switch is set to the released position (SOURCE C1).
When you wish to play a component connected to the TAPE terminals
on the unit’s rear panel, press the switch to its depressed position (TA-
PE mm).
4 EQUALIZER Switch
This is the ON/OFF switch for the output signals’ equalizing function.
When this switch is placed in the ON position, you can perform equali-
zation of the output signals. When the switch is in the OFF position,
the output signals’ frequency response will be flat, regardless of the po-
sition of the equalizing controls.