Yamaha AX-700U User Manual

Covers reading, retaining, following instructions, and adherence to warnings.

Addresses water, moisture, ventilation, heat, and support structures for safe operation.

Details power sources, cord protection, cleaning methods, and unplugging during nonuse.

Wipe with a soft dry cloth; use a damp cloth for heavier dirt and dry immediately.

Do not use force on controls; pull plugs by the body, not the cord.

Do not connect high-power equipment to rear panel AC outlets.

Consult the troubleshooting chart for advice on common operating errors.

Do not attempt self-servicing; refer any repairs to a qualified Yamaha dealer.

Illustrates how to connect turntables, CD players, tuners, tape decks, and video players.

Shows connection points for Speaker A and Speaker B, with power outlet information.

Details methods for connecting speaker wires and banana chip connectors, ensuring correct polarity.

Guides connections for turntables, tuners, CD players, and video/AUX devices.

Explains how to connect tape decks and DAT recorders for recording and playback.

Information on the amplifier's switched and unswitched AC outlets and their power limits.

How to connect signal processing systems like equalizers via SEND/RECEIVE jacks.

Describes the Power Switch and Power Indicator light.

Explains the Speaker Switches for selecting speaker systems or headphones.

Details the Tone Bypass switch for bypassing Bass and Treble controls.

Selects the desired program source; indicates selected source via LED.

Routes CD input signal directly to output stage, bypassing other controls.

Temporarily lowers volume by 20db; pressing again restores normal volume.

Adjusts the sound level; turn clockwise to increase, counterclockwise to decrease.

Selects source for rear panel REC OUT terminals for tape copying.

Selects MM or MC position to match your turntable cartridge.

Permits switching between stereo and mono operation.

Cuts ultra low frequencies caused by rumble or warped records.

Compensates for human ear's loss of sensitivity at low volumes.

Adjusts relative volume of left and right channels.

Controls treble response; center position provides flat response.

Controls bass response; center position provides flat response.

Connect stereo headphones with a standard plug.

Steps for setting up and adjusting the amplifier for listening.

Procedure for recording audio from one source to a tape deck.

Instructions for dubbing tapes between connected tape decks or DAT.

Lists common problems, their causes, and remedies for self-correction.

Details RMS output power per channel and dynamic power ratings.

Lists input sensitivity and impedance for various input types.

Provides Signal to Noise Ratio figures for different inputs.

Specifies frequency response and total harmonic distortion levels.

Details subsonic filter, tone control characteristics, and loudness control.

Includes power consumption, AC outlet details, and unit dimensions/weight.