Sony TA-V50 - Page 2

TA-V50
MODEL
INDENTIFICATION
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Specification
Label
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AEP, G-AEP Model: AC220V 50/60Hz 110W
UK Model: AC240V 50/60Hz 230W
E Model: AC120/220/240V 50/60Hz
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[6] MIXING control
Adjusts the balance between the volume of the
microphone and the program source. Slide the control
towards MIC to increase microphone volume, and towards
SOURCE to increase source volume.
When not in use for microphone mixing, slide this control
fully to SOURCE.
[1] POWER switch
Press
the
switch
(<2
ON)
to
turn
on
the
power
of
the
stereo
system.
To
turn
it
off,
press
the
switch
again
(a
OFF).
[2] FUNCTION indicators
The
indicator
lights
to
show
the
input
source
in
use.
(3] GRAPHIC EQUALIZER controls
To
equalize
the
listening
or
recording
sound,
slide
each
BALANCE
control
control
upwards
to
increase
the
level
of
the
frequency
Adjusts
the
balance
of
the
left
and
right
channel
output
band,
and
downwards
to
decrease
the
level.
levels.
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4100 Hz: Use to boost or cut the bass.
250
Hz:
Use
to
adjust
the
middle
and
low
frequency
GRAPHIC
EQUALIZER
switch
range.
Depress
this
switch
(2
ON)
to
activate
the
graphic
500
Hz:
Use
to
adjust
the
middle
frequency
range.
equalizer
controls.
Press
it
again
(a2
OFF)
to
obtain
the
1
kHz:
Use
to
provide
more
presence
of
vocals.
original
tone
quality.
3
kHz
:
Use
to
adjust
the
brightness
of
sound.
6
kHz:
Use
to
adjust
the
middle
and
high
frequency
[9]
FUNCTION
select
buttons
range.
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Press
the
desired
program
source
button.
14
kHz:
This
control
effects
general
treble.
Slide
VIDEO/AUX:
For
video
programs
or
another
source
downwards
to
reduce
high
frequency
noise,
such
as
tape
hiss.
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To
record
or
listen
to
the
sound
with
the
original
tone
quality,
set
all
the
controls
at
their
center
positions.
(4)
HEADPHONES
jack
(stereo
phone
jack)
[5] MIC (microphone) jack (phone jack)
Connect:a
microphone
for
microphone
mixing.
connected to VIDEO inputs.
TAPE: For the tape programs.
CD: For the programs connected to CD inputs.
TUNER: For radio programs.
PHONO: For disc programs connected to PHONO
inputs.
VOLUME contro!
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