FROT{T PANEL
L SIGNAL ltrength mster
This is used in tuning to broadcasts, both FI\I and
AlVl. lt makes its maximum deflection when the
strength of the signal being received is greatest,
i.e. when you are correctly tuned to a broadcast.
2. Flvl TUNING metor
Th's is used in tuning to FIV broddcasts. lt sw ngs
to the center position when yo! are tuned to the
center frequency of the broadcast.
3. FM STEREO indicator
4. POWER ON/OFF indicator
This lamp lights up when the POWER switch is
5. POWER meter3
Thes€ mete6 indicate the output power in watts
rather than the lsual VIJ or uncalibrated unit'. The
values in watti are indicared when one pair of
speakers having an impedance of exactly 8 ohms is
beins driven. (See paqe 8.)
6. TUNING conr.ol
T!rd lightly to tune to Aftl and FM broadcarts.
7. VOLUME control
Slide to the right to hear louder sound.
8. BALANCE control
Thk adjusts the balance between rhe left and right
speakers. When it is at the left, you can hear onty
the left channel. When it is at the right, you can
hea. only the right channel.
9. S.E.A. Grsphic Equalizor tone control system
These five controk allow vou to boost and lower
five sections of the frequency range by 12dB
independently. For operation of these controk,
which give far more flexible controt over tone than
the conventional basshreble controls, see page 7.
The preset patterns add to your listening pteasure
with different types of mosic.
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Tuning dial
llluminated dial point.r
Headphone jack (PHONES)
Plug stereo headphones into this jack for private
istening and recording monitoring. See page 6.
SPK-2 lwitch
Press to switch the speakers connected to the
Speaker System 2 terminals oh and off.
Press to switch on AM tuner section.
Press to switch on Flvl tuner section.
PHONO-1 iwitch
Press to hear sound connected to PHoNo-l ter,
mi.als on the rear panel.
PHONO2 3witch
Pfess to hear soond connected to PHoNo,2 tef
minals on the rear panel.
AUX switch
Pres' to hedr 5ound connecred to AUX term ^a's.
TAPE-l/EXT.NR 3wirch
Press to hear tape deck connected to the TAPE,I
terminals. When an external noise reducrion unit is
connected, this switch should be pressed in for its
TAPE-2 twitoh
Press to hear tape d€ck connected to the TAPE.2
terminals or TAPE-2 DIN socker.
FM mutinsy'mode swirch IFM MUTE OFF/MONO)
This controls the Fl\,4 muring circuit and atso acis
as the mono/srereo mode switch_ When it is in, a
mi)(ture of right and left channet sound wi| be
heard from both speakeG even:t broddcasting is
don€ in stereo. lf it is pressed in when the reception
of an FM stereo broadcast is sub.standard. it aho
switches off the FM muring cjrcuit.
LOUDNESS switch
At low volumes, the tone of sound appea.s to
change. This is not due to any change in the sound
itself, but due to the eart different sensitivity to
sound at low volumes. Press to compensate for this
when you are listening at low volumes.
LOW FILTER switch
Press to cut excessive bas or low frequencv noise_
HIGH FILTER lwitch
Press to cut hiqh frequency hiss or record surface
S.E.A. REC awiich
Press to record tapes with the added effect of the
S.E.A. Graphic Equalizer.
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Pres to switch the power 06 and off.
After the POWER switch is turned ON, no sound
will be head lor 3 4 seconds. The protecrive
circuit relay operates to put the circuitry ontine.
You will hear a click from the retay operation at
this time. This is not due to any defect in the ser.
14. SPK-l switch
Press to switch the speakers connected to the
Speaker Svstem I terminats on and ofr
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