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6. PHONO INPUT JACKS
Input for turntable with a magnetic or variable-reluctance cartridge having 47,000 ohms of load impedence.
Connect shielded cables from your phono to the LEFT and RIGHT input jacks.
NOTE: Do not place your turntable on speaker enclosure. This will avoid howling caused by transmission
of the speaker vibration to the turntable.
7. CD INPUT JACKS
Connect the output cables of the compact disc player to these jacks marked CD, maching the L(left) and
R (right).
8. VIDEO INPUT JACKS
Use these input jacks when connecting a video cassette recorder or high level input sources such as TV,
Tuner, 2nd Cassette Deck, etc.
9. TAPE PLAY JACKS
The output signal coming from your Tape Deck during playback is fed into these jacks and selected as a
listening source by pressing the TAPE
MONITOR
switch on the front panel (MONITOR
ON: LED
indicator lights up) regardless of the position of FUNCTION
selector.
This input may be connected to the line output of the audio processor like an additional graphic equalizer
or a surround sound processor.
10. TAPE REC JACKS
Signal from these jacks is fed to the REC of Tape Deck for recording purposes. Select the source to be
recorded with the FUNCTION
selector switch on the front panel. Tone controls, loudness and volume
settings have no effect on the signal from this output for recording except the FUNCTION
SELECTOR
switch. To monitor this source while recording, press the TAPE button (MONITOR
ON position) and
adjust VOLUME,
etc. to the desire listening level. These REC jacks may be used for the line input of the
audio processor like an additional graphic equalizer or a surround sound processor.
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