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3 Before using the Akai Amplifier
Placement
Stack the Akai Midi series components as shown
in the illustration.
If you wish to change this order, always make sure
that there is another component
separating the
amplifier and cassette deck. The tuner and CD
player should also have another component be-
tweenthem.
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When installing the components
Use an audio rack which has heat radiation holes.
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Interference —
This amplifier has a D/A converter for CD and DAT
cassette playback. If there is any interference
during TV reception , turn OFF the power switch of
the amplifier if you are not using it.
Notes for connection and optical
terminals
® Connect the plug firmly, with it's printed face up.
@ When connecting and disconnecting the cable,
pull by the plug not the cable.
@ Keep the plug and inside of the terminals clean.
Do not scratch the top of the cable.
@
Replace the terminal caps when the terminals
are not in use.
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@ Do not bend the cable.
® If you are winding the cable, loops with a 15 cm
diameter or more are recommended.
On the Akai CD player connection
Use the optical fiber cable provided with the CD
player for connections
Before connecting
@ Turn off all the components.
@ Remove the terminal caps from the CD OPTICAL
terminal of the Akai amplifier and the DIGITAL
OUT OPTICAL terminal of the Akai CD player.
@ Do not loose these terminal caps. The terminal
caps will protect these optical terminals from
dust.
@
Do not make connections to OPTICAL terminals,
COAXIAL jacks and the CD (L/R) PIN-jacks at
the same time. This will result in the OPTICAL
and
COAXIAL
input
signals
being
cut
automatically.
Optical fiber cable (included with the CD player)
Printed face
Insert
Optical fiber cable
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