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Yamaha C-85 User Manual

Yamaha C-85
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Yamaha C-85 Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeStereo preamplifier
Total Harmonic Distortion0.003%
Input Sensitivity150mV (line)
Channel Separation70 dB (line)
Output Voltage1.5V (pre out)
Input Impedance47 kOhms (line)

Summary

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Instruction Management

Read all safety and operating instructions before use and retain them for future reference.

Compliance with Warnings

Adhere to all warnings on the appliance and in the operating instructions.

Usage Environment Precautions

Avoid water, heat, ensure ventilation, and use appropriate carts/stands.

Electrical and Service Safety

Protect power cords, clean properly, unplug when unused, and seek qualified service for damage.

Graphical Symbols Explanation

Explains symbols for dangerous voltage and important instructions.

OPERATING PRECAUTIONS

Manual Reading and Storage

Read manual carefully for performance and keep for future reference.

Installation and Environment

Install in cool, dry, clean place away from heat, vibration, dust, and hum sources.

Operational Handling

Do not operate upside-down, open cabinet, place objects on top, or use force on controls.

Cleaning and Maintenance

Use clean, dry cloth; do not use chemical solvents.

Troubleshooting and AC Load

Read troubleshooting section and check AC outlet load capacity.

FRONT PANEL CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONS

POWER Switch and Indicator

Press to turn power on/off; indicator lights when power is supplied.

LOW Parametric Tone Controls

Boost/cut frequencies 31.5 Hz-800 Hz with adjustable center, bandwidth, and level.

HIGH Parametric Tone Controls

Boost/cut frequencies 0.8 kHz-20 kHz with adjustable center, bandwidth, and level.

CONTINUOUSLY VARIABLE LOUDNESS CONTROL

Functionality Overview

Retains tonal range at low volume by compensating for hearing sensitivity loss at high/low frequencies.

Control Characteristics

Provides maximum 40 dB attenuation based on human hearing equalization curve.

Adjustment Procedure

Set FLAT, adjust VOLUME to listening level, then turn LOUDNESS counterclockwise.

ADDITIONAL FRONT PANEL CONTROLS

VOLUME Control

Adjusts overall sound level.

BALANCE Control

Adjusts relative volume of left/right speakers for balance compensation.

Input Selectors

Switches to select the desired listening source.

PHONES Jack

Plug in headphones for private listening.

RACK MOUNTING ADAPTORS (Optional)

Adaptor Attachment Procedure

Remove bottom covers, attach adaptors with screws, ensuring compatibility with rack width.

CONNECTIONS

Turntable Connections

Connect turntable output and ground wire to GND terminal, noting MM/MC compatibility.

Tape Deck Connections

Connect TAPE PB to LINE OUT and REC OUT to LINE IN jacks for two tape decks.

CD Player and VCR Connections

Connect CD player to CD jacks and VCR audio output to VIDEO jack.

Tuner Connections

Connect tuner OUTPUT jacks to the TUNER jacks on the amplifier.

AC OUTLETS

Unit provides 6 AC outlets: 5 switched (200W max) and 1 unswitched (800W max).

CONNECTION PROCEDURES

Connecting the Power Amplifier

Connect PRE OUT jacks to power amplifier INPUT jacks, including monaural hookup options.

Connecting a Turntable

Connect turntables to PHONO jacks, set PHONO selector, and use PHONO GAIN switch.

Connecting a CD Player

Connect compact disc player to CD jacks of the control amplifier.

Connecting a Tuner

Connect tuner OUTPUT jacks to the TUNER jacks of the amplifier.

OPERATIONS

Listening to Program Source

Press POWER, select input, play source, adjust VOLUME and TONE CONTROLS.

Recording Program Source

Select source via REC OUT, play source, set tape deck, and adjust controls.

Dubbing Tapes

Set REC OUT for copy, use tape decks for playback/recording, and select listening source.

Parametric Tone Controls Applications

Adjust for room acoustics, speaker placement, or personal preferences using LOW/HIGH controls.

PARAMETRIC TONE CONTROL APPLICATIONS

Compensating for Room Acoustics

Use controls to flatten listening room's acoustic response, adjusting for dips or peaks.

Eliminating Noise or Hum

Use controls to eliminate high-frequency whine or hum by adjusting center, bandwidth, and level.

Tailoring the Sound

Shape sound to emphasize vocals, balance instruments, or create desired tonal effects.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Power Not Supplied

Check power cord connection if no power is supplied when switch is on.

No Sound Heard

Verify input selectors, amplifier connections, and input jack security.

Channel Imbalance

Adjust BALANCE control or check PHONO selector for MC cartridges.

Low MC Cartridge Sound

Ensure PHONO selector is set to MC position for low output.

Humming Sound During Playback

Connect turntable ground wire to GND terminal to reduce hum.

Recording Issues

Ensure REC OUT selector is set properly for recording.

Low Volume

Turn off AUDIO MUTING switch if volume is too low.

SPECIFICATIONS

Input Sensitivity and Impedance

Lists sensitivity and impedance for Phono MC, MM, and CD/Video/Tape/Tuner inputs.

Output Level and Impedance

Details output levels and impedance for Pre Out, Rec Out, and Headphone jack.

Frequency Response and Filter Characteristics

Covers frequency response with tone bypass and filter characteristics like subsonic filter.

Signal to Noise Ratio and Channel Separation

Provides S/N ratios for various inputs and channel separation figures.

Power Supply and Consumption

States power supply voltage, consumption, and AC outlet ratings.

Dimensions and Weight

Lists the physical dimensions and weight of the unit.

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