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Provides an overview of the STR-GX909ES/STR-GX808ES receiver and audio/video control center.
Covers unpacking, checking accessories, installing batteries, and setting AM tuning interval.
Instructions for connecting FM and AM antennas for optimal reception.
Details how to connect various audio sources like turntables, CD players, DAT decks, and tape decks.
Explains connections for video sources like VCRs and video cameras to the receiver.
Instructions for connecting front, center, and rear speakers, including impedance selection.
Guides on connecting external power amplifiers and pre-amplifiers for enhanced sound.
Covers connecting audio equipment to the power outlet and selecting operating modes for buttons.
Illustrates and identifies the controls and indicators on the front panel of the STR-GX909ES.
Detailed descriptions of each button, indicator, and jack on the front panel.
Explains the functions and buttons of the RM-P331 remote commander.
Guide on using the remote commander to operate the receiver and other connected equipment.
Covers on-screen display function and basic audio adjustments like volume, balance, and bass.
Instructions for selecting program sources and setting the sleep timer for automatic power off.
How to assign custom index names to program sources for easy identification.
Step-by-step guide to tuning into FM or AM stations by entering their frequency directly.
Instructions for automatically scanning and tuning into receivable radio stations.
Guide on how to memorize up to 30 FM/AM stations for quick access and recall.
Methods for selecting a preset station using direct tuning or scan tuning.
How to divide preset stations into categories using custom index names for music genres.
Methods for selecting stations from indexes and tuning FM simulcast TV programs.
Step-by-step instructions for recording audio sources onto tape or DAT decks.
Guidance on copying audio from one tape deck or DAT deck to another.
Instructions for dubbing video tapes from one VCR to another.
How to add desired audio from various sources onto a video tape during editing.
Introduces the digital signal processor, surround processor, and parametric equalizer.
Details the adjustable parameters for surround sound and digital parametric equalizer settings.
Guide to speaker setup and selecting Dolby Pro Logic modes for surround sound.
Instructions for adjusting volume levels of front, center, and rear speakers for optimal surround sound.
Explains how to adjust the delay time for rear speakers in Dolby surround mode.
Explains the digital surround processor and its role in reproducing room acoustics.
Details the characteristics and applications of each SOUND FIELD program mode.
Guide on adjusting parameters like effect level and reverberation time for surround sound.
Explains parameters for simulating room sizes and wall materials affecting sound reflections.
Details parameters for simulating listening positions, effect levels, and reverberation duration.
Step-by-step guide to adjusting the digital parametric equalizer for desired sound quality.
Instructions on how to recall saved private sound field settings or factory presets.
How to link saved sound field settings with specific stations or program sources.
Explains how to add titles and illustrations to video output on the STR-GX909ES.
Guide on programming the remote commander to control non-Sony equipment.
Explains mode switching for controlling equipment and overwriting programmed buttons.
Provides solutions for common problems encountered with the receiver's operation.
Details the power output and total harmonic distortion ratings for the amplifier section.
Presents technical specifications for tuner, video, system, power, dimensions, and supplied accessories.
Visual guides for directly tuning stations and memorizing preset radio stations.
Visual guides for preset tuning, labeling stations/programs, and selecting indexed stations.
Visual guides for adjusting surround effects, equalizer, calling sound fields, and linking them to sources.
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