Technics SE-A1010 - Connecting to Control Amplifier; Input Terminal Selection; Speaker Connection

RQT5006
Remote control cable
(included)
(For connection to
SU-C1010 only)
Stereo connection cable
{not included)
Control amplifier
(Ex. SU-C1010)
INPUT
TERMINALS
LEVEL CONTROL
GB
Q, 0.
NORMAL DIRECT
CONTROL
OUT IN
Make sure that the power supply for all components has been
turned off before making any connections.
To connect equipment, refer to the appropriate operating
instructions.
Connecting to a control amplifier A
Stereo connection cable (not included)
white (L)
red (R)
“INPUT TERMINALS”
The amplifier has two input systems: DIRECT and NORMAL.
DIRECT
When connected to the DIRECT terminals, audio signals do not
pass through the level control circuit, so the sound is crisper.
NORMAL
You should use NORMAL input when it is difficult to control volume,
for example, when the sound is too loud when you raise the volume
slightly on the controt amplifier. Connect to the terminals and set
input level from the LEVEL CONTROL knobs. There are separate
level controls for left (L) and right (R).
Turning to the left lowers input, but normally leave it to “MAX”.
Remote control cable
This enables you to turn the unit on and off together with
SU-C1010.
Do not use the DIRECT and NORMAL terminats at the same time.
Right speaker
(not included)
Left speaker
{not included)
Speaker cables
(not included}
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Connecting the speakers FE]
The wires which are connected to the positive (+) terminals of the
amplifier should be connected to the positive (+) terminals of the
speakers. The negative (-) terminals should be connected similarly.
“B” terminals
For connection to a second pair of speakers.
If using separate treble and bass speakers, connect one set to the
“A” terminals and the other set to the “B” terminals.
Speaker impedance
When only the “A” or only the “B” terminals are used: 4-8 Q
When the “A” and “B” terminals are used simultaneously: 8 Q
To prevent damage to circuitry, never short-circuit the positive (+)
and negative (—) speaker wires.