Technics SA-5570

I AM broadcast reception
4. Set the input selector to the “AM” position.
2. Release the tape monitor pushbuttons to the ‘SOURCE™
position.
3. Set the mode pushbutton to either the “MONO” or
“STEREO” position,
4, Tune the receiver to the desired AM signal.
When the best tuning has been tocated, the needle of
the signai-strength meter will be farthest to the right.
5, After tuning to the desired station, increase the volume
to the most comfortable listening level.
6. Make other adjustments in accordance with your taste
and the acoustics of the room.
Ml Connections
Conneet the record player to the “PHONO” terminais, being
caretul to connect the left and right connection wires cor-
rectly,
If the record player has @ ground wire, connect it to the
ground ("GND") terminal.
Record player
(magnetic cartridge) ~s
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© PHONO
@ Cartridge
Use a magnetic cartridge [moving-magnet type (MM), in-
duced-magnet type (IM), or high-output moving-coi! type
(MC)] with an output of 2mV~10mV (50mm/sec).
Ita low-output moving-coil type is used, it cannot be con-
nected directly to the phono terminals; a booster transfor-
mer or head-amplifier must be used.
Il Disc performance
1, Set the input selector to the PHONO” position.
2. Release the tape monitor pushbuttons to the “SOURCE”
position,
3. Release the mode pushbutton to the “STEREO” position.
4. Switch the turntable on and select the proper playing
speed.
5. Place the tone arm on the record and increase the
volume gradually to the most comfortable listening level.
6. Make other adjustments in accordance with your taste
and the acoustics of the room.
These términals are for connection with the output terminals
‘of a tape deck or 8-track stereo, a semiconductor cartridge
with head amplifier, etc.
ll Reproduction
4. Set the input selector to the “AUX’ position.
2. Release the tape monitor pushbuttons to the “SOURCE”
position.
3. Release the mode pushbutton to the “STEREO” position.
4. Sound will be heard by operating the sound source and
turning the volume contro! clockwise.
You can connect 2 separate tape decks directly to this unit.
‘The electronic characteristics of both tape deck terminals
(1 and 2) are identical. Not only can this unit be used for
recording to two tape decks at the same time, but tape
“dubbing” (recording from one tape deck to another) is also
possible.
@ Connections
Connect the playback terminals of this unit with the output
terminals (“LINE OUT") of the tape deck.
Connect the recording output terminals of this unit with the
input terminals (“LINE IN") of the tape deck.
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Figure 12!
LINE OUT
Tape deck 1
LINE IN
LINE OUT PLAYBACK
Tape deck 2
i Recording/piayback terminal
This is called the DIN connector,and is a terminal combining
the functions of playback and recording. Recording and
playback are possible by simply connecting one DIN cord.
Caution:
Do not connect a tape deck to the DIN terminal and to the
pin-type terminals for tape deck 1 at the same time.
Connect to only one or the other.
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DINcord
cable PLAYBACK
Tape aa eek | B
Tape deck A