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CONTROLS
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SWITCHES - FRONT PANEL
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9. STRAIGHT SELECTOR Button and Indicators
(straight selector)
Selects CD or phono for STRAIGHTIN mode reproduc-
tion. Subsonic, mode, tone and balance circuits will
be by-passed. The straight in button (item #8) must
be depressed for this to operate.
10. VOLUME Control (VOLUME CONTROL)
Allows precision, low noise adjustment of volume
level. It is recommended that the volume control be
set to a low position prior to power turn on and when
switchinq between sources.
11. CARTRIDGE Selector (cartridge selector)
Allows the use of either a moving magnet (MM) or a
moving coil (MC) magnetic phono cartridge. For MM
cartridges, the two (CAP. 1 and CAP.2) positions will
be used. For MC cartridges, three (100 ohm, 40 ohm
and 3 ohm) positions must be used.
12. RECOUT Selector (rec out selector)
This selector allows dubbing between decks in two
ways:
1) from tape/DAT/video-2 to tape/DAT/video-1 ( 2
~ 1 position).
2) from tape/DAT-1 to tape/DAT-2 (1 ~ 2 position).
When placed in the SOURCE position, audio signals
selected by the INPUT SELECTOR(item #14) can be
recorded at each of the 3 decks (TAPE/DAT-1, TAPE/
DAT-2 and VIDEO-1).
Video copies can only be made from a VCRconnected
at the VIDEO-2jacks to a 2nd VCRat the VIDEO-1jacks
in 2 ~ 1 position.
Place this in the off position when not in use.
While dubbing from VIDEO-2 deck to VIDEO-1 deck (2
~ 1 position), you can monitor the VIDEO-2 source
by pressing the VIDEO-2 INPUT Selector button.
13. LOUDNESS Button (loudness)
Depressing this button introduces a moderate boost
of the very low and high frequencies. This compen-
sates for the human ear's characteristic at low
listening levels.
14. INPUT SELECTOR Buttons and Indicators
These select audio and video sources, a total of 5 as
follows: VIDEO-1, VIDEO-2, TUNER, CD and PHONO.
15. SUBSONIC Button (subsonic)
When depressed, a subsonic filter suppresses very
low frequency rumble, below the audible range, to
prevent excessive woofer cone excursions and distor-
tion.
16. MONO Button (mono)
Place in MONO (in) position for mono sources, for bal-
ance control adjustment, for lower noise operation
from high noise stereo sources, or for checking
speaker phasing. Otherwise, leave it in the STEREO
(out) position.
When recording a source selected by INPUT Selector
with VIDEO-1 VCR (or tape/DAT deck), placing this
button in MONO position, monaural recording can be
made. Place this in STEREO position for stereo
recording.
17. TONE IN Button (tone in)
When depressed, the bass and treble tone control cir-
cuits are activated. In the "OFF" position, the tone
circuits are completely bypassed, resulting in ruler-flat
frequency response.
18. OUTPUT Selector (OUTPUT SELECTOR)
Two stereo power amplifiers may be used with the
C-03; A, 8 and A
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8 positions corresponding with A
and 8 PREOUT jacks on the back panel (item #29).
You may choose independent or simultaneous opera-
tion of the two power amplifiers by using this selector.
In the phones position, only the phones jack output is
available for private listening.
19. PHONES Jack (phones)
Connection of stereophonic headphones to this jack
allows private listening. There is signal at the jack
when placing the OUTPUT SELECTOR in the phones
position, will allow private listening.
NOTE: Place the VOLUME CONTROL at the lowest
level position when switching the output
selector. DO NOT USE the A
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8 output posi-
tion when only one power-amplifier is
connected to the C-03.
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