Philips D 8734 Manual page 6

AMPLIFIER
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AMPLIFIER
The amplifier is used for reproduction of radio programmes and
prerecorded cassettes, but it is also possible to use the set as an
amplifier for external microphones @ or for the sound source
connected to the AUX @ or PHONO @ input sockets.
in this way you can e.g. reproduce gramophone records by connecting
a MD record player, you can amplify your own voice ('Public Address')
by connecting external microphones etc. or you can mix the mi-
crophone signal with all other sound sources.
e@ Switch on the set by pressing POWER button ().
@ Connect loudspeaker boxes to the sockets @ LOUDSPEAKERS.
e@ Set SOURCE selector ({) to the required position, see —.
e@ Make the required connections (see CONNECTIONS').
@ Adjust the sound with the controls VOLUME @3, BALANCE @, BASS
and TREBLE @).
e Adjust the stereo effect with STEREO control G0, see —.
@ At low listening levels, press LOUDNESS button @3, see —.
@ |f both decks A+B are in the playback mode, adjust A~-B FADER
control @@ as desired, see CASSETTE PLAYBACK'.
@ If 'howling' occurs when using the set as a microphone amplifier,
keep the microphones further from the loudspeakers or slightly turn
back the microphone MIX control! @. You may also reduce the
reproduction VOLUME, contro! @9.
Note: While reproducing the RADIO, AUX, PHONO or TAPE (DECK A
or B) signals via the loudspeakers, you may simultaneously listen to
DECK A or B via headphones, see HEADPHONES'.
SOURCE selector ()
@ Position TAPE for:
- playback of recorded cassettes
- external microphones (), see 'MICROPHONES'
- microphone mixing with cassette playback, see MICROPHONES'
@ Position RADIO for:
- radio reception;
- microphone mixing with radio reception, see MICROPHONES'
e Position AUX for:
- the AUX input sockets @, see "CONNECTIONS'
- the PHONO input sockets @, see 'CONNECTIONS'.
STEREO control
The cassette recording and the LINE OUT @ signal will be in stereo.
LOUDNESS button (3