Kenwood KR-V125R User manual

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For your records
Record the serial number, found on the back of the unit, in the
spaces designated on the warranty card, and in the space
provided below. Refer to the model and serial numbers
whenever you call upon your dealer for information or service
on this product.
Model _____ Serial Number.
Unpacking
Unpack the unit carefully and make sure that all accessories
are put aside so they will not be lost.
Examine the unit for any possibility of shipping damage. If
your unit is damaged or fails to operate, notify your dealer im-
mediately. If your unit was shipped to you directly, notify the
shipping company without delay. Only the consignee (the
person or company receiving the unit) can file a claim against
the carrier for shipping damage.
We recommend that you retain the original carton and pack-
ing materials for use should you transport or ship the unit in
the future.
WARNING:
TO
PREVENT
FIRE
OR
ELECTRIC
SHOCK,
DO
NOT
EXPOSE
THIS
APPLIANCE
TO
RAIN
OR
MOISTURE.
Rear panel safety precautions
CAUTION
CAUTION:
TO
REDUCE
THE
RISK
OF
ELECTRIC
SHOCK,
DO
NOT
REMOVE
COVER
RISK
OF
ELECTRIC
SHOCK
(OR
BACK).
NO
USER-SERVICEABLE
PARTS
INSIDE.
REFER
SERVICING
TO
DO
NOT
OPEN
QUALIFIED
SERVICE
PERSONNEL.
The
lightning
flash
with
arrowhead
symbol,
within
an
equilateral
triangle,
is
intended
to
alert
the
user
to
the
presence
of
uninsulated
‘‘dangerous
voltage’’
within
the
product's
enclosure;
that
may
be
of
sufficient
magnitude
to
constitute
a
risk
of
electric
shock
to
persons.
The
exclamation
point
within
an
equilateral
triangle
is
intended
to
alert
the
user
to
the
presence
of
important
operating
and
maintenance
(servicing)
instructions
in
the
literature
accompanying
the
appliance.
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AC voltage selection
These units operates on 110-120 volts or 220-240 volts
AC. The AC voltage selector switch of the amplifier is set to
the voltage that prevails in the area to which the units was
shipped. Before connecting the power cord to your AC outlet,
make sure that the setting position of this switch matches
your line voltage. If not, it must be set to your voltage in ac-
cordance with the following direction.
Note:
Our warranty does not cover damage caused by excessive line
voltage due to improper setting of the AC voltage selector switch.
AC110-120V\< »AC220-240V~ AC110-120V~< » AC220-240V~
This shows switch
lever is locked in
220-240V~position.
This shows switch
lever is locked in
110-120V~position.
Move switch fever to match your line
voltage with a small screw driver or other
pointed tool.
AC voltage selector switch
“Note to CATV system installer:
This
reminder
is
provided
to
call
the
CATV
system
in-
staller’s
attention
to
Article
820-22
of
the
NEC
that
provides
guidelines
for
proper
grounding
and,
in
par-
ticular,
specifies
that
the
cable
ground
shall
be
con-
nected
to
the
grounding
system
of
the
building,
as
close
to
the
point
of
cable
entry
as
practical.’’
Before operation
Safety precautions
Never remove the case. If the internal parts are touched
accidentally, a serious electric shock might occur.
Never touch internal
parts.
If a metal object, such as a hair pin or a needle, comes
into contact with the power socket on the rear panel, a
dangerous electric shock may result. For families with
children, never permit children to put anything,
especially metal, inside this unit.
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Do not connect other audio equipment with a power
consumption larger than that specified to the AC outlet
on the rear panel. Never connect other electrical ap-
pliances, such as an iron or toaster.
Never connect other
electrical appliances.
Touching the power plug when your hands are wet
may result in a serious electric shock.
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Never pull, bend or extend the power cord. This could
damage the power cord, resulting in a broken cord or
short-circuit.
Never touch with wet
hands.
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Never pull or stretch
the cord.
In case of abnormal smell
If an abnormal smell or smoke is detected, immediately
turn the power OFF and pull out the power cord. Con-
tact your dealer or nearest service station.
Cleaning
Do not use volatile solvents such as alcohol, paint thin-
ner, gasoline, benzine, etc. to clean the cabinet. Use a
silicone cloth or a clean dry cloth.
Thinner Benzine
Silicone cloth
Installation precautions
a) Avoid locations subject to direct sunlight.
b) Avoid high or low temperature extremes.
c) Keep the unit away from heat radiating sources.
d) Choose a location that is relatively free of vibration
or excessive dust.
e) Make sure power is off before making any system
connections.

System connections
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Synchro connections
FM outdoor antenna
FM indoor AM outdoor
antenna antenna
AM loop antenna
Turntable
(KD-75F/KD-65F)
To
jack
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To
AC
outlet
Except KR-V75R
Speaker A
(Left)
Speaker A
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(Right) el
To jack
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CD player (DP-850)
Note:
The KD-74F, KD-64F, KX-74R or DP-840 can be connected.
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Speakers
This unit has two pairs of speaker terminals, SPEAKERS A and
SPEAKERS B.
Connecting one speaker system
Connect speakers rated at 4 ohms or more to the SPEAKERS
A terminals.
Connecting two speaker systems
To connect an additional pair of speakers, use the B ter-
minals. !n this case, each speaker must be rated at 8 ohms or
more.
Connection with speaker cords
1. Connect the left speaker to the [LISPEAKERS terminals and
the right speaker to the [R] SPEAKERS terminals.
2. Be careful that wires do not contact adjacent terminals.
3. Be sure to connect the (+) terminal of the speaker to the
(+) terminal of the unit.
Never short the (+) and (—) terminals.
Erroneous connection of speakers may result in poor imaging
or unnatural sound.
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Insert the wire and The wire is
return
the
lever.
now
locked.
Twist wire tightly,
ssf and solder.
Press the lever.
Speaker lead connection
Setting SPEAKER IMPEDANCE SELECTOR
CAUTION
Speaker impedance selector:
When
connecting
one
pair
of
speakers
to
the
SPEAKERS
A
or
B
terminals,
set
the
IMPEDANCE
SELECTOR
according
to
the
speaker impedance.
42,60— ‘Aor B (BELOW 8 Q)
A and B (ANY SPEAKERS)”’
8 2, 16 2 — ‘A or B (8 Q OR MORE)”
When connecting speakers to both SPEAKER A and B ter-
minals, always set the IMPEDANCE SELECTOR to
“A or B (BELOW 8 9), A and B (ANY SPEAKERS)"’.
IMPEDANCE SELECTOR
<0
AorB AorB
(BELOW 8 Q)| (8 Q OR MORE)
A and B
(ANY
SPEAKERS)
Notes:
1. During speaker system connection and operation of SPEAKER IM-
PEDANCE SELECTOR, set the POWER switch to OFF.
2. Check that the connected lead wires of the speaker systems do
not contact with other jacks or terminals.
Turntable
The PHONO jacks of the unit can be connected to either type
of turntable: one using MM cartridge or one using MC car-
tridge.
Your stereo turntable has RCA pin-plug cords that is ter-
minated with phono plugs. Plug the left channel plug into the
and the right channel plug into the ([R] PHONO jacks.
If the turntable has a ground wire, connect it to the unit's
GND terminal to avoid hum.
CD/AUX
To
these
jacks,
high-level
signal
sources
such
as,
CD
player,
tuner,
extra
tape
decks,
TV,
VCR
sound
outputs,
etc.
can
be
connected.
Ground
For
maximum
safety
and
minimum
interference
connect
the
GND
terminal
to
a
good
earth
ground
if
practicable.
A
good
earth
ground
is
a
cold
water
pipe
or
a
metal
stake
driven
into
moist
earth.
However,
never
use
a
gas
pipe
for
this
purpose.
Tape decks
If
only
one
tape
deck
is
to
be
connected
to
the
system
it
is
recommended
that
it
be
connected
to
the
jacks
marked
TAPE
2.
(If
your
tape
deck
is
equippied
with
a
3
head
system,
the
simultaneous
monitoring
can
be
possible.)
Tape
deck
input
and.
output
cables
are
normally
terminated
with
phono
plugs.
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Playback ;
Plug
the
left
and
right
output
cables
of
the
tape
deck
into
the
(Mand
[R]
TAPE
2
PLAY
jacks.
Record
Plug
the
left
and
right
input
cables
of
the
tape
deck
into
the
and
[R]
TAPE
2
REC
jacks.
Second tape deck
Plug
the
input
and
output
cables
from
the
second
tape
deck
into
the
REC
and
PLAY
jacks
marked
TAPE
1.
VIDEO (VIDEO/AUDIO) jacks
Two video recorders can be connected to the VIDEO A and
VIDEO B jacks.
Connect the unit’s VIDEO PLAY jack to the video recorder’s
video output terminal, the VIDEO REC jack to the video input
terminal, the AUDIO PLAY jack to the left audio output .
terminal, AUDIO PLAY [R] jack to the right audio output
terminal, AUDIO REC [L] jack to the left audio input terminal,
and the AUDIO REC [R] jack to the right audio input terminal.
(Video recorder with monaural audio should be connected to
one of the VIDEO A jacks. After connecting it to the {£] or [R]
AUDIO jack of the VIDEO A jacks, set the MONO/STEREO
switch to ‘‘MONO’’.)
MONO/STEREO switch
This switch affects only the VIDEO A jacks. Set the switch
according to the stereo or monaural audio output mode of the
video recorder connected to the VIDEO A jacks.
MONITOR OUT jacks
Two
video
monitors
can
be
connected
to
the
MONITOR
OUT
A
and
MONITOR
OUT
B
jacks.
(The
video
monitors
or
TVs
should
be
equipped
with
video
input
terminals.)
Connect
the
MONITOR
OUT
A
or
B
jack
to
the
video
input
ter-
minal
of
each
video
monitor.
SYNCHRO CONTROL terminal
When the KD-75F (KD-74F)/KD-65F (KD-64F) (turntable),
KX-95WI/KX-75/R
(KX-74R)
(tape
deck)
or
DP-850
(DP-840)
(CD
player)
are
used
in
connection
with
the
receiver,
they
can:be
operated
from
the
remote
control
unit
of
the
receiver
when
their
synchro
terminals
are
connected
to
the
SYNCHRO
CONTROL
terminals.
(Ordinary
audio
cable
connections
are
also
required.)
For
details,
refer
to
the
operating
instructions
for
the
remote
control
unit
on
page
12.
AM antennas
AM loop antenna
Tune
in
your
favorite
AM
station
and
position
the
loop
anten-
na
for
best
reception.
Try
other
stations
and
find
the
position
that
gives
best
overall
reception.
When
this
unit
is
mounted
in
a
rack
or
placed
on
a
shelf
with
insufficient
space
behind,
remove
the
loop
antenna
and
hang
it
from
a
wall
in
the
direc-
tion
which
gives
best
reception.
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If the length of the lead wire is too short, add a lead wire of an
appropriate length.
Note: i
If beat noise occurs during AM reception, remove the AM loop anten-
na from the unit.
Remove from the unit
and hang it from a wall.
Detachable
Vary the direction of
the loop antenna.
AM loop antenna setting
AM outdoor antenna
In steel buildings or at a great distance from the transmitter, it
may be necessary to install an outside long wire antenna. The
end of this wire should be stripped of insulation and con-
nected to the AM terminal. At this time, keep the loop anten-
na connected.
FM antennas
Your unit approaches the theoretical limit in FM sensitivity.
However, the performance of your system is determined to a
very large extent upon the signal conditions where the anten-
na is placed. The reason is that FM broadcast signals travel in
straight paths. Therefore they can be blocked by natural or
man-made obstructions such as mountains, hills, or
buildings. At large distances from the transmitter the cur-
vature of the earth acts as a screen between transmitter and
receiver.
Consider the signal conditions in planning your installation. If
you live in or near an urban area the indoor antenna (supplied)
may serve your needs adequately. However, if favorite sta-
tions are weak due to natural obstructions, or if you live in a
building which is made of steel-reinforced concrete (which
acts as a shield) it may be necessary to instal! a good outdoor
antenna.
FM outdoor antenna
Consult with your dealer or service man about the best
method of selecting and erecting an outdoor FM antenna.
The choice of lead-in (feeder) wire is also important. The flat
ribbon-shaped twin lead performs well electrically, is cheaper
and is somewhat easier to handle in routing through windows
and around rooms. Coaxial cable is more expensive, does a
much better job of minimizing interference, is less prone to
the effects of weather and close-by metal objects, and is
nearly as good a signa! conductor as the ribbon type wire. The
latter is particularly true of foam-type coaxial cables. Coaxial
cable is somewhat more difficult to install at the point where
the cable enters the building. if coaxial cable is selected,
make sure the antenna is designed to drive that type of cable.
More than
2 meters
(6.6 ft)
Noise jen the » WS
antenna is installed in a
higher position or on
the opposite side of the SS
building.
More than
4 meters
(13 ft)
FM outdoor antenna setting
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FM indoor antenna
Connect the T-shaped indoor antenna (supplied) to the
300 2 FM ANTENNA terminals as shown in the system con-
nections diagram. Spread the two arms that form the top of
the ‘'T’’ horizontally and hold them against convenient wall
surfaces. Try several locations for best results on your favorite
stations. Tape the antenna in place where the best com-
promise is found between listening results and appearance.
AC outlets (SWITCHED outlets)
The AC outlets on the rear panel of the unit may be used to
supply power to other components in the system, such as
turntables, tape decks, etc. Never connect equipment whose
power consumption exceeds the maximum value shown at
each outlet.
The maximum total capacity is 200 watts.
FM DE-EMPHASIS switch
This switch has been set to the correct position for a given
market area. However, check to see that this switch is set cor-
rectly before operating your unit. An incorrect setting will
adversely affect high-frequency performance.
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AM/FM CHANNEL SPACE switch
The CHANNEL SPACE switch on the rear panel is set to the
correct setting that prevails in the area to which the unit is
shipped. However, if the channel space setting is not match-
ed to the area where the unit is to be used; for instance, when
you moved from area 1 to area 2 or vice versa, desired recep-
tion of AM/FM broadcasts is not expected. In this case,
change the CHANNEL SPACE setting in accordance with the
area corresponding to the table shown below.
Channel Space Fra,
1. U.S.A., Canada FM: 100 kHz
Hawaii, and Guam AM: 10 kHz
2. European countries FM: 50 kHz
Far East countries A
M: 9 kHz
Channel space table
Note:
When changing the setting of the AM/FM CHANNEL SPACE switch, turn
the POWER switch OFF and ON.

Controls and indicators
© 000 @
@ REMOTE POWER switch
By
pressing
this
switch
with
the
MAIN
POWER
switch
set
to
ON,
the
power
of
the
unit
and
the
power
of
the
equipment
connected
to
the
SWITCHED
AC
outlet
can
be
switched
ON/OFF.
When
this
switch
is
pressed,
the
function
selected
last
or
the
last
station
to
be
received
will
be
displayed.
You
can
operate
the
switch
from
a
distance
with
the
RC-75
(remote
control
unit).
@ MAIN POWER switch
Press
this
switch
to
turn
on
main
power.
(The
POWER
STAND
BY
@)
indicator
lights.)
Press
it
again
to
turn
main
power
off.
@® SPEAKERS switch
A,
B
OFF
—
This
position
silences
all
speakers
to
per-
mit
private
use
of
headphones.
A
ON
—
Activates
speakers
connected
to
the
SPEAKERS
A
terminals
on
the
rear
panel.
B
ON
—
Activates
speakers
connected
to
the
SPEAKERS
B
terminals
on
the
rear
panel.
A,
B
ON
—
Activates
speakers
connected
to
the
SPEAKERS
A
and
B
terminals
simultaneously.
@ PHONES jack
Stereo
headphones
are
plugged
into
this
jack.
—
The
controls
and
switches
@
—
©
are
for
graphic
equalizer
section.
—
@
FREQUENCY
BAND
SELECTOR
buttons
Use
these
buttons
to
select
frequency
bands
when
set-
ting
equalizer
levels.
When one of these seven buttons is pressed, the
display
changes
to
graphic
equalizer
display,
with
the
frequency display corresponding to the frequency band
selected flashing, and equalizer level control is possi-
ble.
@ EQ/ANALYZER button (KR-V125R)
EQ — When the button is set to this condition, the
graphic equalizer level is displayed in the Display
window @.
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Analyzer
—
When
the
button
is
set
to
this
condition,
‘the
music
spectrum
analyzer
display''
is
displayed
in
the
display
window,
indicating
the
levels
of
the
listening
source.
@ EQ/POWER LEVEL button (KR-V75R)
EQ
—
When
this
button
is
set
to
this
condition,
the
graphic
equalizer
level
is
displayed
in
the
display
window
:
POWER
LEVEL
—
When
this
button
is
set
to
this
con-
dition,
the
power
level
is
displayed
in
the
display
window,
the
left
channel
power
levels
are
displayed
in
the
left
3
bars
(60
Hz,
150
Hz,
400
Hz
bands)
and
the
right
channel
power
levels
are
displayed
in
the
right
3
bars
(2.4
kHz,
6
kHz,
15
kHz
bands).
The
bar
of
the
1
kHz
band
remains
off.
@
ANALYZER
PEAK
HOLD
switch
(Except
for
KR-
V75R)
When
‘‘the
music
spectrum
analyzer
display"
window
is
displaying
the
spectrum
analyzer
display,
pressing
this
switch
to
ON
indicates
the
peak
levels
of
the
frequency
bands
of
the
signal
output
from
the
out-
put terminals.
@ EQUALIZER LEVEL controls
When
one
of
the
FREQUENCY
BAND
SELECTOR
but-
tons
is
pressed
and
the
frequency
band
display
cor-
responding
to
the
button
pressed
is
flashing,
these
con-
trols
can
be
used
to
set
the
equalizer
level.
(The
level
can
be
varied
in
13
stages,
in
2
dB
steps,
between
MAX
+12
dB
and
MIN
—12
dB.)
The
same
operation
is
possible
for
any
frequency
band
of
the
FREQUENCY
BAND
SELECTOR.
—
The
controls
and
switches
©@
—
@_
are
for
tuner
section.
—
© BAND selector buttons
FM
—
For
FM
broadcasts
(The
FM
indicator
lights.)
AM — For AM broadcasts (The AM indicator lights.).
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@ FM MODE button
(11) AUTO — The unit switches automatically bet-
ween stereo and monaural operation in accor-
dance with the manner in which the selected
station is operating. In addition, noise is silenced as
you tune between stations.
(2) MONO — Provides monaural operation
regardless of the manner of transmission.
@ TUNING MEMORY button
When the input mode is in tuner mode, use this button
to store new frequencies in the preset channel
memory. By pressing the TUNING MEMORY button,
setting the PRESET FUNCTION button to A or B and by
pressing one of the PRESET channel buttons, the fre-
quency being received is stored in the memory in the
PRESET channel button pressed.
@ PRESET SCAN button
Use this button for preset channel scanning.
When a frequency stored in the preset memory is being
received, pressing this button shifts the reception to the
next frequency stored in the preset memory. (The
preset channels are scanned in the order A-0, A-1, ...,
B-O, B-1, ..., B-9.)
When frequencies cther than those stored in the preset
memory received, pressing this button changes the
reception to the frequency in preset channel A-O.
@® UP/DOWN TUNING buttons.
Auto tuning mode — When the UP or DOWN button
is pressed, the frequency automatically increases
or decreases until the next station of sufficient
signal strength is reached.
Manual tuning mode — Each time the UP or DOWN
button is pressed, the tuned frequency increases or
decreases in the following manner.
FM — 100 kHz steps
AM — 10 kHz steps
lf either button is held down more than half a se-
cond, the tuned frequency will continue to increase
or decrease until the button is released.
© TUNING MODE buttons
AUTO/MANUAL button — Each press alternates auto
tuning and manual tuning modes.
DIRECT button — Press this button while listening to a
radio broadcast to set the unit to the direct tuning
mode so that the frequency of the desired station
can be entered with the numeric buttons.
® PRESET FUNCTION button
Used to select A or B setting for the preset channel but-
ton. In either FM or AM mode, 20 stations can be
preset as random as each setting (A or B) can contain
10 preset stations. Indicator A lights when A setting is
used, and indicator B lights when B setting is used.
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@ DIRECT ACCESS TUNING/PRESET (numeric)
buttons
Use these buttons to:
1) input directly the digits of frequencies, or
2) store and recall frequencies in the preset memory.
— The controls and switches ©@ — @ are for
graphic equalizer section. —
@ EQUALIZER PRESET MEMORY button
Press this button to store equalizer curves in memory.
When this button is pressed with the display window in
graphic equalizer mode, the MEMORY indicator lights
and the ‘‘<‘’ on the sides of the display window’s
displays 1 to 3 flash, indicating that memory operation
is possible.
During this condition, which lasts for approx. 5
seconds, pressing one of EQUALIZER PRESET buttons
1 to 3 stores the current equalizer curve in the memory
of the button pressed.
@ EQUALIZER PRESET buttons
Use these buttons to store equalizer curves in memory
or to recall them. (Three different equalizer curves can
be stored.) In either case, when the display window
mode has been set for ‘‘the music spectrum
analyzer display’, the graphic equalizer display is
displayed for approx. 5 seconds, then the display
reverts to the previous spectrum analyzer display.
@® A LOUDNESS button
Press
this
button
to
recall
the
preset
(fixed)
equalizer
curve (We call this LOUDNESS curve).
@ B PRESENCE button
Press
this
button
to
recall
the
preset
(fixed)
equalizer
curve (We call this PRESENCE curve).
@ EQUALIZER switch
Turn
this
switch
to
ON
and
the
frequency
characteristic
will
be
modified
by
passing
through
the
graphic
equalizer.
In
the
DEFEAT
position,
the
frequency
characteristic
remains
unchanged.
The
DEFEAT
indicator
in
the
display
window
lights
when
the
switch
is
set
to DEFEAT.
@ EQ REC switch (Except for KR-V75R)
Press
this
switch
and
EQUALIZER
switch
to
ON
signals
will
allow
equalized
to
be
recorded
on
tape
2.
If
you
wish
to
record
non-equalized
signals
with
the
equalizer
switch
in
the
ON
position,
turn
the
equalizer
recording
switch
to
OFF.
This
will
allow
you
to
hear
the
equalized
signals
while
recording
non-equalized
signals.
Note:
The equalized signal is not output at TAPE 1 jacks.

@ REMOTE SENSOR
Point
the
supplied
remote
controi
unit
towards
this
sen-
sor and operate.
@ POWER STAND BY indicator
Lights
when
the
MAIN
POWER
switch
is
set
to
ON.
@ BALANCE controls
Governs
the
amount
of
sound
coming
from
each
paired
speakers
to
get
optimum
stereo
effect.
Pressing
the
RIGHT
button
will
decrease
the
left
chan-
nel
volume
and
pressing
the
LEFT
button
will
decrease
the
right
channel
volume.
When
the
BALANCE
controls
is
pressed,
display
window
shows
the
BALANCE
in-
dicator.
@ MUTING button
When
the
muting
button
is
pressed,
the
MUTING
in-
dicator
in
the
display
window
will
flash,
and
the
overall
listening
sound
level
is
reduced
by
20
dB.
When
the
button
is
pressed
again,
you
can
restore
ex-
actly
the
same
listening
level
as
before.
@ VOLUME controls
This
control
adjusts
the
left-
and
right-channel
volumes
simultaneously.
Set
it
for
the
desired
listening
level.
Pressing
the
up
(A)
button
increases
the
volume
and
pressing
the
down
(V)
button
decreases
it.
Note:
A
slight
noise
is
heard
from
the
speakers
when
operating
the
VOLUME
controls.
This
noise
is
the
built-in
microprocessor
control
signal
and
is
not a fault. :
@ VIDEO switch
To play a video recorder connected to the VIDEO A
jacks, set the switch to A. To play back a video recorder
connected to the VIDEO B jacks, set the switch to B.
@® SYNTHETIC STEREO switch
Press this switch to give the pseudo stereo effect to the
monaural source connected to the VIDEO A and B
jacks.
@
CARTRIDGE
selector
switch
(Except
for
KR-
V75R)
This switch is used to select the type of cartridge of the
turntable connected.
{1 ) MM — When using an MM (moving magnet)
and an high output MC (moving coil) cartridge, set
the switch to this position.
{.<:)
MC
—
When
using
an
MC
cartridge
set
the
switch
to
this
position.
@ INPUT SELECTOR buttons
PHONO — Selects the program source played on the
turntable.
TUNER — Selects the tuner mode.
CD/AUX — Selects the source connected to the
CD/AUX jacks.
VIDEO
—
Selects
the
video
recorders
connected
to
the
VIDEO
jacks.
(Use
the
VIDEO
switch
for
selection
between
the
VIDEO
A
jacks
and
VIDEO
B
jacks.)
TAPE
1
—
Press
this
button
to
play
back
a
tape
deck
connected
to
TAPE
1
jacks.
TAPE
2
—
Press
this
button
to
play
back
a
tape
deck
connected
to
the
TAPE
2
jacks.
(The
TAPE-2
switch
is
operated
in
priority
to
any
other
audio
in-
put
systems.)
@ Display window
® @@™® ® ®
@| |®
Power level
@
KR-V75R
only
489
(odd
49
a
@
in
graphic
equalizer
mode,
displays
the
equalizer
level
display,
the
music
spectrum
analyzer
display
and
peak
hold
display
(KR-
V125R).
Displays
the
power
level
display
and
the
equalizer
level
display
(KR-V75R).
In
graphic
equalizer
mode,
displays
the
chan-
nel
in
which
the
equalizer
curve
is
stored.
Flashes
when
storing
equalizer
curves
in
memory.
©
@®
Lights
when
the
A
LOUDNESS
or
B
PRESENCE
curve
is
selected.
@
|n
tuner
mode,
lights
during
auto
tuning.
®
In
tuner
mode,
lights
during
manual
tuning.
©
In
tuner
mode,
lights
when
a
station
is
tuned
in.
@
In
tuner
mode,
lights
when
a
stereo
broadcast
is
tuned
in.
In
tuner
mode,
lights
when
a
station
is
tuned
in
by
memory
selection.
Indicates
the
left
and
right
volume
balance.
Lights
when
the
TAPE
2
of
INPUT
SELECTOR
is
pressed.
Flashes
when
the
MUTING
button
is
pressed.
Indicates
the
audio
volume
with
level
meters.
Displays
the
input
mode
display,
digital
fre-
quency
display
and
decibel
displays.
Displays
the
tuner
input
mode.
‘’FM”
lights
during
FM
broadcast
reception
and
‘’AM”
lights
during
AM
reception.
Displays the preset channel.
"A"
or
“B’
lights
according
to
the
selection
of
the
PRESET
FUNCTION
buttons.
Lights
when
the
EQUALIZER
switch
is
set
to
““DEFEAT’’.
In
graphic
equalizer
mode,
lights
when
storing
equalizer
curves
in
memory.
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@ © 2®
KR-V125R/KR-V75R (u) 9

Operating instructions
Listening to AM/FM broadcasts
First set the MAIN POWER switch to ON, then the
REMOTE POWER switch to ON. Press the TUNER but-
ton of the INPUT SELECTOR: ‘‘TUNER” and digital
display are displayed in the display window. Next press
the FM or AM button of the BAND SELECTOR. When
FM is pressed, select also MONO or AUTO of the FM
MODE buttons.
Auto tuning
1. Press the AUTO/MANUAL button to set to ‘‘AUTO”’.
2. Press the UP or DOWN TUNING button: The fre-
quency will automatically increase or decrease until
a station with sufficient signal level is received. To
stop the frequency scanning before a station is
received, press the AUTO/MANUAL button to set to
“MANUAL”.
3. Adjust the VOLUME controls as preferred.
Manual tuning
1. Press the AUTO/MANUAL button to set to
“MANUAL"’.
2. Press the UP/DOWN TUNING buttons to tune in the
desired station.
To continuously increase or decrease frequencies,
hold the button depressed.
3. Adjust the VOLUME controls for your preference.
Direct tuning
1. Press the DIRECT button.
2. Enter the desired frequency using the numeric keys.
3. Adjust the VOLUME controls for your preference.
Presetting broadcast stations
A total of 20 AM and FM stations can be preset.
1. Select the desired station with either auto tuning,
manual tuning or direct tuning.
2. Press the TUNING MEMORY button. (The MEMORY
indicator flashes.)
3. Press the PRESET FUNCTION button to select ‘‘A’’
or ‘“’B’’”
4. Press one of the numeric keys: The frequency being
tuned in is stored in the memory of the digit key.
Note:——__$_$_{_$__
If the frequency which is received by direct tuning method is out of
the receivable range, the frequency display flashes and presetting is
not possible.
Listening to a preset station
1. Press the TUNER button of the INPUT SELECTOR.
2. Press the PRESET FUNCTION button to select ‘’A’’
or ‘B’’.
3. Press a numeric key under which memory has been
preset.
4. Adjust the VOLUME controls as preferred.
10 «R-v125R/KR-V75R (U)
Record playing
1. Press the PHONO INPUT SELECTOR button.
2. According to the type of phono-cartridge used, set
the CARTRIDGE selector switch to appropriate posi-
tion. (KR-V125R only)
3. Operate the turntable to play back a record.
4. Adjust the VOLUME controls for your preference.
Listening to the program source connected to
the CD/AUX jacks
1. Press the CD/AUX INPUT SELECTOR button.
2. Operate the component connected to the CD/AUX
jacks.
3. Adjust the VOLUME controls for your preference.
Tape decks
Tape playback
1. Press the appropriate TAPE INPUT SELECTOR but-
ton (1 or 2) to select output from a tape deck con-
nected to the TAPE 1 or 2 jacks.
2. Operate the tape deck.
3. Adjust the VOLUME controls to your preference.
Note:
————____
When
both
buttons
(TAPE-1
and
TAPE-2)
are
pressed,
TAPE-2
set-
ting
has
priority.
Recording
1. Press the appropriate INPUT SELECTOR buttons.
2. Set up your tape deck(s) for recording and set the
recording level with the controls on your tape
deck(s).
3. Adjust listening level at the unit to suit your listening
preference.
Tape dubbing
Tape recordings may be duplicated (dubbed) easily us-
ing two tape decks connected to the TAPE 1 and 2
jacks. Tape dubbing is possible from the tape deck con-
nected to the TAPE 1 jacks to deck connected to the
TAPE 2 jacks.
1. Connect two tape decks to the TAPE 1 and TAPE 2
jacks.
2. Press the TAPE 1 INPUT SELECTOR button.
3. Play back the recorded tape and adjust the recording
levels before starting tape dubbing.
Note:
Adjust record levels on the deck that is making the copy using that
deck’s operating controls.

Listening to video recorder audio sound
1.
Press
the
VIDEO
button
of
the
INPUT
SELECTOR.
2.
Press
the
VIDEO
button
to
select
with
either
of
the
outputs from video recorders connected to the
VIDEO A and VIDEO B jacks.
. Operate the video recorder.
. Adjust the VOLUME controls for your preference.
5.
When
a
video
monitor
is
connected
to
the
MONITOR
OUT
jack
on
the
rear
panel,
the
picture
from
the
recorder can also be monitored.
Note:
When
connecting
a
monaural
video
recorder,
connect
it
to
the
VIDEO
A jack and set the MONO/STEREO switch to ‘‘’MONO’’.
Bo
Dubbing between two video recorders
The
program
source
selected
by
the
INPUT
SELECTOR
(heard
from
the
speakers)
can
be
recorded
in
the
audio
track of
the
video
tape.
When
dubbing
from
a
program
source
other
than
VCR,
setting
the
EQUALIZER
switch
to
ON
enables
recording
of
the
equalized
sound
(except
when
EQ
REC
switch
is
set
to
ON
during
dubbing
from
TAPE
2
to
VCR
(A,
B)).
(KR-V125R
only)
When dubbing from VCR, the SYNTHETIC STEREO
switch and EQUALIZER switch can be operated.
Synthetic stereo effect
When
the
video
recorder
connected
to
the
VIDEO
A
or
VIDEO
B
jacks
is
monaural,
a
simulated
stereo
effect
can
be
provided
for
the
audio
sound.
Play back the video recorder and set the SYNTHETIC
STEREO switch to ‘‘ON’’. The sound with the synthetic
stereo effect can be recorded onto an audio tape deck.
Graphic equalizer operation
For equalizer level setting, refer to ‘EQUALIZER LEVEL
controls’’ on page 7. For presetting equalizer curves,
refer to ‘‘EQUALIZER PRESET MEMORY button’ on
page 8. Three desired equalizer curves can be preset in
addition to the LOUDNESS curve (a curve with
loudness effect in which high and low frequencies are
enhanced, preset under the A LOUDNESS button) and
the PRESENCE curve (mid-range frequencies are
enhanced for vivid reproduction of vocals, preset in the
B PRESENCE button).
Listening
to
sound
provided
with
equalizer
effect
1.
Press
one
of
the
EQUALIZER
PRESET
buttons,
A
LOUDNESS
button
or
B
PRESENCE
button,
so
that
the
graphic
equalizer
display
is
displayed’
in
the
display
window.
.
Press
the
desired
INPUT
SELECTOR
button.
. Set the EQUALIZER switch to ‘‘ON’’.
.
Play
the
source
selected
with
the
INPUT
SELECTOR.
Vary
the
equalizer
level
of
each
displayed
frequency
using
the
FREQUENCY
BAND
SELECTOR
buttons
and
EQUALIZER
LEVEL
controls.
5.
When
the
VIDEO
button
has
been
selected
with
the
INPUT
SELECTOR
and
the
input
is
monaural,
setting
the
SYNTHETIC
STEREO
switch
to
‘’ON’’
allows
listening
to
sound
provided
with
both
the
equalizer
and
synthetic
stereo
effects.
PWN
Recording
sound
provided
with
equalizer
effect
(KR-
V125R only)
1.
Connect
a
tape
deck
to
the
TAPE
2
jacks.
2.Press
one
of
the
EQUALIZER
PRESET
buttons,
LOUDNESS
A
button
or
PRESENCE
B
button,
so
that
the
graphic
equalizer
display
is
displayed
in
the
display
window.
3.
Press
the
INPUT
SELECTOR
button
of
the
source
you want to record.
.
Set
the
EQUALIZER
switch
to
‘‘ON”’.
. Set the EQ REC switch to ‘’ON”’.
. Play the source to be recorded.
Vary
the
equalizer
level
of
each
displayed
frequency
using
the
FREQUENCY
BAND
SELECTOR
buttons
and
EQUALIZER
LEVEL
controls.
7.
Set
the
tape
deck
to
REC
STAND
BY
mode
and
ad-
just
the
recording
level.
8.
Set
the
tape
deck
to
REC
mode:
the
equalized
sound
will
be
recorded.
9.
When
the
VIDEO
button
has
been
selected
with
the
INPUT
SELECTOR
and
the
input
is
monaural,
setting
the
SYNTHETIC
STEREO
switch
to
‘’ON’’
allows
recording
sound
provided
with
both
the
equalizer
and
synthetic
stereo
effects.
Oooh
KR-V125R/KR-V75R (U) 14

Operating procedure of the remote control unit
Battery
Load the supplied 2 AA, R6 batteries as shown below.
1. Open the battery compartment lid.
2. Load the batteries, observing the polarities.
When the operation indicator of the remote control unit
does not light even when a button is pressed, the bat-
teries may be exhausted. Replace with new batteries.
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TAPE-2 TAPE-1
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KENWOOD
REMOTE CONTROL UNIT
RCO-75
12. kR-V125R/KR-V75R (U)
Remote control unit operation range
KR-V125R/KR-V75R
@ Direct access tuning/preset buttons
The same function as the DIRECT ACCESS TUN-
ING/PRESET buttons @ on the main unit front
panel.
@ POWER switch
The same function as the REMOTE switch @ on
the main unit front panel.
® DIRECT button
The same function as the TUNING MODE DIRECT
button @ on the main unit front panel.
@ BAND (FM/AM) select buttons
The same function as the BAND selector buttons
@ on the main unit front panel.
© Opration indicator
Flashes when a button is pressed on the remote
control unit.
@ PRESET FUNCTION button
The same function as the PRESET FUNCTION but-
ton @ on the main unit front panel.
@ PRESET SCAN button
The same function as the PRESET SCAN button
@ on the main unit front panel.
@ Input selector buttons
The same function as the INPUT SELECTOR but-
tons @ on the main unit front panel.
@ EQUALIZER PRESET buttons
The same function as the EQUALIZER PRESET but-
ton @ on the main unit front panel.
@ A button
The
same
function
as
the
A
LOUDNESS
button
@®
on
the
main
unit
front
panel.

@® 8B button
The same function as the BPRESENCE button @
on the main unit front panel.
MUTING button
The same function as the MUTING button @ on
the main unit front panel.
VOLUME controls
The same function as the VOLUME controls @
on the main unit front panel.
Buttons ®, @®, @ are used for remote con-
trol of the DP-850 (DP-840) (CD player), KX-
O5W/KX-75R (KX-74R) (tape deck) and KD-75F
(KD-74F)/KD-65F (KD-64F) (turntable) connected
with synchro connections to the main unit (in addi-
tion to connections using ordinary audio cables).
For details, refer to the instructions provided with
each unit.
KX-95W/KX-75R (KX-74R)
Synchro cord with
8-pin DIN plugs
KR-V125R/KR-V75R
Synchro cord
Synchro cord with RCA type pin jacks with mini plug
KD-75F (KD-74F)
KD-65F (KD-64F)
DP-850 (DP-840)
Method of synchro connection
DP-850 (DP-840) (CD player) remote control
buttons
© STOP key (@)
When this key is pressed during play, the play
stops. And when the play program is stored in
memory, the memory contents will be cancell-
ed.
The repeat set will be cancelled at the same
time.
@ PLAY/PAUSE key (> /II)
When this key is pressed, the PLAY indicator
lights and the play starts. When it is pressed
again, the PAUSE indicator lights and the unit
enters to the pause mode.
When the key is pressed with the tray opened,
the tray is closed and then the play starts after
the disc information (TOC) is read out.
If the tunes are programmed using the MEMORY
switch, the memory play will be started.
e@ When there is no disc on the tray, or when
the disc is loaded upside down (with its
recorded surface up), the tray will be opened
again.
e Up key (>>)
When
this
key
is
pressed
during
play,
the
pickup
advances
to
the
beginning
of
the
next
tune.
When
it
is
kept
on
pressing,
the
tune
is
advanc-
ed one by one.
In
the
stop
mode,
when
it
is
pressed,
the
displayed
track
number
is
increased
one
by
one.
¢ Down key (<)
When
this
key
is
pressed
during
play,
the
pickup
returns
to
the
beginning
of
the
tune
being
played.
When
it
is
pressed
successively,
the
pickup
returns
to
the
beginning
of
the
previous
tune one by one.
in
the
stop
mode,
when
it
is
pressed
the
displayed
track
number
is
decreased
one
by
one.
e
®
KX-95W/KX-75R
(KX-74R)
(tape
deck)
remote
control buttons
e Fast reverse button (<<)
Press
to
rewind
tape.
Tape
will
move
from
the
right
reel
to
the
left
reel
at
high
speed.
When
this
button
is
pressed
during
playback,
tunes
are
skipped
in
the
reverse
direction
each
time
the
button is pressed.
e Fast forward button (>>)
Press
to
rapidly
advance
the
tape.
When
this
button
is
pressed
during
playback,
tunes
are
skipped
in
the
forward
direction
each
time
the
button is pressed.
e Stop button (M)
Press
to
stop
tape
travel.
This
will
also
release
the previous mode of operation.
¢ Reverse play button (<)
Press
to
play
the
tape
in
the
reverse
direction
(side B).
¢ Forward play button (>)
Press
to
play
the
tape
in
the
forward
direction
(side A).
°
Deck
A/Deck
B
operation
select
button
(KX-95W
only)
Select
Deck
A
or
Deck
B
(of
the
double
cassette
deck)
to
be
controlled,
with
the
operation
keys,
by
switching
this
button.
Note:
In
case
of
KX-75R
(KX-74R),
the
unit
is
set
to
pause
mode.
¢ REC button (©)
Press
this
button
to
start
recording.
The
in-
dicator
lights.
It
is
not
necessary
to
press
the
for-
ward
play
(®)
or
reverse
play
(<)
button.
The
recording
mode
can
only
be
entered
from
the
stop
mode.
The
recording
direction
is
indicated
by
the
direction
indicators
(<<
»
).
To
change
the
recording
direction,
press
the
forward
play
(>)
or
reverse
play
(<)
button,
press
the
stop
button
(Ml),
then
press
this
button.
When
this
button
is
pressed
once,
the
unit
enters
the
recording
mode
and
recording
starts.
@
KD-75F
(KD-74F)/KD-65F
(KD-64F)
(turntable)
remote control button
¢ PLAY/CUT button (</H)
When
the
turntable
power
is
ON,
press
this
but-
ton for play/cut operation.
KR-V125R/KR-V75R (U) 13

In case of difficulty
if your unit should not perform as expected, consult the table below to see if the problem can be corrected before
seeking help from your dealer or service representative.
Symptom
No power, no sound.
No sound from left and right.
. Power cord not plugged in.
. Poor connection at wall outlet.
Power outlet inactive.
. Speaker cords disconnected.
. Speakers switched off.
Sound from left or right, but not
both.
Occurs during AM
reception only
High-frequency whistle especial-
ly at night.
Intermittent buzz or cracking
sound.
. Poor speaker connections.
. Defective speaker.
Interference from TV set.
1. Check plug contact.
2. Check outlet using a lamp or
other appliance (outlet may be
controlled by a wall switch).
. Check speaker connections.
2. Check speaker switch.
. Check connections at both
ends of speaker cord.
. Reverse speakers. If problem
stays with speaker, have
speaker checked.
Remedy
Turn off TV set, if problem disap-
pears try relocating TV set.
Lightning.
Fluorescent lamps starting.
Appliance or furnance starting.
No remedy.
Try reversing AC plug.
Try reversing AC plug.
Occurs during FM
Hiss that gets worse in stereo
reception.
Rhythmic static or popping
noises.
STEREO indicator fails to light
during stereo broadcast.
14 kr-vi25R/KR-V75R (U)
Very weak antenna input signal.
Automobile ignition noise, espe-
cially evident when receiving weak
signals.
Another possible effect of a very
weak signal.
Consider an outdoor antenna in-
stallation. In areas remote from
the transmitter a 5 to 8 element
antenna designed exclusively for
FM is suggested.
Review antenna installation. Site
the antena as far from the street as
possible and use coaxial cable.
Antenna system needs attention
(see above).

Specifications
(IHF’66)
KR-V125R
AUDIO SECTION
Power Output
125 watts per channel minimum RMS, both channel driven
at 8 ohms from 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz with no more than
0.009 % total harmonic distortion
130 watts per channel minimum RMS, both channel driven at
8 ohms at 1kHz with no more than 0.009 % total harmonic
distortion
Total Harmonic Distortion
(20 Hz-20,000 Hz,
8 ohms) ............
(1 kHz, 8 ohms)
0.009 % at 125 W
0.002 % at 125 W
Inter modulation Distortion ........ 0.009 % at 125 W
Input Sensitivity/impedance
PHONO (MM)..................-. 2.5 mV/47 kohms
PHONO (MC)..................5.. 0.2 mV/100 ohms
CD/AUX, TAPE, VIDEO ....... 150 mV/47 kohms
Frequency Response
PHONO (RIAA standard
Curve) ices cccasce de biiasbectasinn'es 20 Hz-20,000 Hz...+0.5 dB
TAPE, CD/AUX.................. 10 Hz-100,000 Hz...+0 dB,
-—3 dB
Signal to Noise Ratio
PHONO (MM)..................-. 85 dB
PHONO (MC)................0.... 65 dB
CD/AUX, TAPE, VIDEO ....... 100 dB
Graphic Equalizer
Center Frequency ............... 60 Hz, 150 Hz, 400 Hz, 1 kHz,
2.4 kHz, 6 kHz, 15 kHz
Control Range.................... +12 dB
VIDEO SECTION
Inputs VIDEO 1,2................ 1 Vp-p, 75 ohms unbalanced
Output VIDEO 1,2................ 1 Vp-p, 75 ohms unbalanced
MONITOR VIDEO
OUT os ee apiece 1 Vp-p, 75 ohms unbalanced
FM TUNER SECTION
Tuning Frequency Range ....... 87.5 MHz-108 MHz
Antenna impedance ............. 300 ohms balanced & 75
ohms unbalanced
Usable Sensitivity ................ 10.8 dBf (1.9 zV)
50 dB Quieting Sensitivity
MONO..................:08 14.2 dBf (2.8 pV)
STEREO ................0:555 36.8 dBf (38 pV)
Signal to Noise Ratio at 65 dBf
MONO 00600. iscciecees eke 80 dB
STEREO 72 dB
Total Harmonic Distortion at 1,000 Hz
MONO... 0.07 %
STEREO ..........0.....00005 0.1%
Frequency Response............. 30 Hz-15,000 Hz+0.5 dB,
—2 dB
Stereo Separation ...... 50 dB at 1,000 Hz
Selectivity ................ 55 dB at 400 kHz
Capture Ratio...................... 1.0 dB
Image Rejection Ratio .. 38 dB
IF Rejection Ratio ................. 80 dB
Spurious Rejection Ratio ........ 75 dB
AM Suppression Ratio........... 72 dB
AM TUNER SECTION
Tuning Range
530 kHz-1,610 kHz
(with the AM tuning interval set at 10 kHz)
531 kHz — 1,610 kHz
(with the AM tuning interval set at 9 kHz)
Usable Sensitivity ................ 10 pV (400 pV/m)
Signal to Noise Ratio ............. 50 dB
Total Harmonic Distortion ...... 0.3%
Selectivity ..................0... 25 dB
GENERAL
Power Requirement .............. 50/60 Hz, 110-120/220-240 V
Power Consumption............. 450 W
AC Outlet............0.0..0. Switched x 3 (200 W)
Dimensions......................... 420(W) x 128.5(H) x 321(D)mm
(16-9/16"x 5-1/6"x 12-5/8”)
Weight
(Net).................0...
10.2
kg
(22.5
Ib)
Note:
We follow a policy of continuous advancements in development. For
this reason specifictions may be changed without notice.
KR-V75R
AUDIO SECTION
Power Output
75
watts
per
channel
minimum
RMS,
both
channei
driven
at
8
ohms
from
20
Hz
to
20,000
Hz
with
no
more
than
0.009
%
total
harmonic
distortion
80
watts
per
channel
minimum
RMS,
both
channel
driven
at
8
ohms
at
1kHz
with
no
more
than
0.009
%
total
harmonic
distortion
Total Harmonic Distortion
(20 Hz-20,000 Hz,
8
ohms)
...................
ee
0.009
%
at
75
W
(1
kHz,
8
ohms)................-
0.003
%
at
75
W
Inter
modulation
Distortion
........
0.009
%
at
75
W
Input
Sensitivity/impedance
PHONO
(MM)....................
2.5
mV/47
kohms
CD/AUX,
TAPE,
VIDEO
.......
150
mV/47
kohms
Frequency Response
PHONO {RIAA standard
Curve)...
20...
neeee
20
Hz-20,000
Hz...+0.5
dB
TAPE,
CD/AUX.................
10
Hz-100,000
Hz...
+0
dB,
—3
dB
Signal
to
Noise
Ratio
PHONO
(MM)................-..-
73
dB
CD/AUX,
TAPE,
VIDEO
.......
100
dB
Graphic
Equalizer
Center
Frequency
...............
60
Hz,
150
Hz,
400
Hz,
1
kHz,
2.4
kHz,
6
kHz,
15
kHz
Control
Range.................-..
+12
dB
VIDEO
SECTION
Inputs
VIDEO
1,2................
1
Vp-p,
75
ohms
unbalanced
Output
VIDEO
1,2................
1
Vp-p,
75
ohms
unbalanced
MONITOR
VIDEO
QUT.
cident
cetiaacaseiere
1
Vp-p,
75
ohms
unbalanced
FM
TUNER
SECTION
Tuning
Frequency
Range
.......
87.5
MHz-108
MHz
Antenna
Impedance
.............
300
ohms
balanced
&
75
ohms
unbalanced
Usable
Sensitivity
................
10.8
dBf
(1.9
pV)
50 dB
Quieting
Sensitivity
MONDO
................0::0
14.2
dBf
(2.8
pV)
STEREO
36.8
dBf
(38
pV)
Signal
to
Noise
Ratio
at
65
dBf
MONO
.....00000....:
eee
80
dB
STEREO
................0::068
72
dB
Total
Harmonic
Distortion
at
1,000
Hz
MONO
......000.....
ee
0.07
%
STEREO
|...
0.1
%
Frequency
Response.............
30
Hz-15,000
Hz+0.5
GB,
—2
dB
Stereo
Separation
................
50 dB
at
1,000
Hz
Selectivity
...................008.
55
dBat
400
kHz
Capture
Ratio.....................
1.0
dB
Image
Rejection
Ratio
...........
38
dB
IF
Rejection
Ratio
.................
80 dB
Spurious
Rejection
Ratio
........
75
dB
AM
Suppression
Ratio...........
72
dB
AM TUNER SECTION
Tuning Range
530 kHz-1,610 kHz
(with the AM tuning interval set at 10 kHz)
531 kHz — 1,610 kHz
(with the AM tuning interval set at 9 kHz)
Usable
Sensitivity
................
10
pV
(400
pV/m)
Signal to Noise Ratio............. 50 dB
Total Harmonic Distortion ...... 0.3 %
Selectivity ....................0.. 25 dB
GENERAL
Power
Requirement
..............
50/60
Hz,
110-120/220-240
V
Power Consumption ... 200 W
AC
Outlet...............0
Switched
x
3
(200
W)
Dimensions.......................-.
420(W)
x
128.5(H)
x
321(D)mm
(16-9/16"x
5-1/6"x
12-5/8)
Weight (Net) ...................... 8.8 kg (19.4 Ib)
Note:—@{
———________
We
follow
a
plicy
of
continuous
advancements
in
development.
For
this
reason
specifications
may
by
changed
without
notice.
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