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FRONT PANEL FACILITIES
Power indicator
Tape monitor
indicator
LEFT channel
Equalizer
indicators
RIGHT channel
Equalizer
indicators
@) POWER SWITCH (POWER STAND-BY/ON)
When this switch is set to the ON position, power is supplied
to the unit's main circuits (Power indicator lights). The unit's
power switch is geared to selecting the transformer's secon-
dary and so even at the STAND-BY position, the unit's circui-
try will work as long as the power cord is connected to the
power outlet.
Disconnect the power cord from the power outlet when
you do not plan to use the unit for a long period of time.
NOTE:
Even when performing playback without using the functions of
this component, be sure that its power switch is ON. If the power
switch is OFF, no sound will be produced from the speakers.
(2) EQUALIZER SWITCH (EQUALIZER)
When this switch is pressed, the equalizer indicators light
and its functions become operative. When pressed once
again, these indicators go out and the unit's functions are
turned OFF. Use this switch in the following manner:
ON:
When using the equalizer to add sound compen-
sation while performing mixing operations with
program sources (FM broadcasts, records, tape
playback, etc.), and playing back and/or recording
the results.
OFF:
When not using the equalizer, but playing back
or recording program sources without compen-
sation.
In this case, the equalizer cannot be used, but
tape monitor selection can be performed (when
tape monitor indicator is ON, tape playback, and
when OFF, source playback).
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(3) TAPE MONITOR SWITCH
When this switch is pressed, the tape monitor indicator
lights. When pressed again, the indicator goes out. Use
this switch in the following manner:
ON:
When using the tape deck connected to the equal-
izer's tape terminals to play back tapes with or with-
out adding sound compensation.
OFF:
When using the components (tuner, turntable, tape
deck) connected to the stereo amplifier to play back
music with or without adding sound compensations.
(4) EQUALIZER CONTROLS
These are equalizer controls for the bands 60 Hz, 150 Hz,
400 Hz, 1 kHz, 2.4 kHz, 6 kHz and 15 kHz.
When the equalizer switch has been set to ON, these con-
trols may be adjusted. When a control is raised upwards
from the ''0"' position, the frequency band corresponding
to that control will be emphasized;
when the control is
lowered, the frequency band will be attenuated. These
controls can be used independently for right and left chan-
nels.
NOTE:
/n order to protect your speakers from damage resulting from
excessively large inputs, whenever augmenting high-frequency
sounds over a wide range, be sure not to raise your amplifier's
sound volume too high.
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