Record Player - Sansui AU-101 Operating Instructions & Service Manual

OPERATIONS
Congratulations, you are now the owner of a new Sansui AU-101
control amplifier manufactured by Sansui, the world's forem ost audio-
only specialist.
The AU-101 incorporates many of state-of-the-art features of the
more powerful Sansui AU-555A, including an all silicon solid state
design, professional arrangement of controls and a satin-black control
panel. Like all other AU series amplifiers, the AU-101's tonal quality
has been perfected and proved not only by precision electronic meas-
uring instruments, but also by repeated listening tests in a wide variety
of environments.
These manual and operating sheet have been prepared to guide you in
operating and caring for your AU-101 correctly. Please read them
carefully and retain for future reference.
RECORD PLAYER
Listening toa Record
1. Set the SELECTOR switch to PHONO.
2. Make appropriate settings of controls on the
record player.
3. Adjust the BALANCE control for equal sound
from both right and left speakers.
4. Use all other controls and switches according to
your personal taste and room acoustics.
TUNER
Listening to a Radio Program
1. Set the SELECTOR switch to AUX.
2. Use tuning controls to reach the desired station.
Make appropriate settings of controls on the tuner.
3. Adjust the amplifier's front panel controls and
switches according to your personal taste and room
acoustics.
MICROPHONE
Use high-impedance (10 kilo-ohms or more) dyna-
mic microphones for optimum performance.
Operation
1. Set the SELECTOR switch to MIC.
2. Use all other controls and switches according to
taste and listening conditions.
TAPE DECK
Recording on 'Tapes
1. Set the SELECTOR switch to the program to
be recorded.
2. Make appropriate settings of controls on the tape
deck.
Listening to Tapes
1. Set the TAPE MONITOR switch to PLAY-
BACK.
2. Make appropriate settings of controls on the tape
deck.
3. Use the amplifier's front panel controls and
switches according to your personal taste and listen-
ing conditions.
Tape Monitoring
Monitoring is possible only with a tape deck which
has its own playback preamplifier as well as separate
recording and playback heads. To monitor, proceed
in the same manner as indicated in the section
entitled 'Listening to Tapes'.
NOTE:
1. Tape decks referred to in this section include
only those with built-in playback preamplifiers.
2. Tape recorded sound cannot be controlled by the
switches and controls on the front panel of the ampli-
fier. They control sound from the speakers only.