Operation - Technics SU-V4X Operating Instructions Manual

OPERATION
Note: After listening is finished, power switches of all equip¬
ment should be turned "off".
Power: "on" (a—-)
Select speaker systems to be used.
© Select the sound source-
phono:
Press this button to listen to phono discs.
"MM"
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for moving-magnet cartridge.-
"MC" (JL_j*): for moving-coil cartridge.-
tuner:
Press this button to listen to radio broadcasts.
CD:
Press this button to listen to a compact disc,
video/aux:
Press this button to listen to sound from a video cassette
recorder or other equipment connected to the "VIDEO/
AUX" terminals on the rear panel,
tape 2:
Press this button to playback or monitor the sound from tape
deck 2.
tape 1/DA tape:
Press this button to playback or monitor the sound of a
digital audio processor or other equipment connected to the
"TAPE 1/DA TAPE" terminals on the rear panel.
^ Follow the operating
instructions for the
equipment connected.
9 Adjust the volume level.
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Headphones
(option)
If sound from speakers is not wanted,
set the speaker selectors to the off
position.
Note: Set volume control to minimum
("0") position before connecting head¬
phones.
Adjust tone quality as desired. Low-d
range sound is adjusted with bass
control ("bass"), and high-range sound
with treble control ("treble").
■ Steps required for all operations
(Follow these steps, as necessary, for all operations after
adjusting of volume level.)
i Set to "on" (i_
m.)
position when listening at a low volume level.
kSet to the "-20 dB" position to temporarily reduce the volume level.
(The indicator will be illuminated).
> Adjust left/right volume balance.
While listening to an AM broadcast or a monaural FM broadcast, balance the
sound so that it seems to be heard from the center, between the speakers.
Adjust to desired tone quality. If set to "defeat"
position, tone controls have no effect, and
frequency response becomes flat.
i Set to the "on" position to eliminate ultra-low-frequency noise (to eliminate
turntable motor "rumble", etc.).
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