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TO THE
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FAMilY
Your new Magnavox makes you a valued member in the
. ever-growing family of proud owners of Magnavox instruments.
We are certain you will find, as have so many . others, that your
Magnavox
will be a center of enjoyment and inspiration-and of
added beauty in your home-for many years to come. As a
beautiful furniture piece, as a brilliant engineering ach.ievement,
and as a dependable source of home entertainment, your
choice of Magnavox is a confirmation of good taste and sound
judgment . . . truly a lasting investment in gracious living.
Our congratulations will be seconded by your family
and by your friends. For your maximum enjoyment,
we recommend that you carefully follow the operation and
maintenance instructions outlined in this booklet.
Qualitu leader in Home entertainment iltstruments

INSTALLING YOUR NEW MClgnCl"C»~ .
PROPER INSTALLATION IS ESSENTIAL FOR PEAK PERFORMANCE
Unlike many
appliances, the installation of a color television receiver in your home
requires more than merely "plugging in". A trained Magnavox service technician, in
making
the installation, will carefully check and, if necessary, adjust the setting of the
rear-cabinet controls to be sure that both color and black-and-white TV pictures are
reproduced with
finest possible detail and color fidelity .
COLOR PURIFIER ... A Color Purifier circuit has been incorporated to virtually eliminate magnetic field effects . This
innovation permits movement of the instrument from one room to another without adversely affecting color picture quality .
YOUR INSTALLATION MAN WILL ...
CONNECT AND CHECK YOUR
ANTENNA ... Perhaps your pres-
ent antenna will furnish satisfactory
color signals; if not, he will recom-
mend a new
antenna designed for
best possible reception in your area.
DEMONSTRATE USE OF PANEL
CONTROLS . . . His demonstration,
plus this booklet, should make
you fully
capable of accurately
tuning any television station in
your
area .
CAUTION: This instrument is designed for operation only on 110-120 volt, 60-cycle alternating current.
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CONTROLS
OFF-ON TIMBRE SWITCH
This switch is the master switch and the Timbre control
combined . To turn the instrument on, rotate the control
clockwise until an audible " click " is heard . The Timbre
control affects frequencies above 1000 cycles . This
control is useful in reducing background noises and
electrical disturbances .
STEREO-PHONO - This position allows you to play the
finest recordings in living sound . Refer to the instruct-
ions in the booklet entitled "How To Operate The Micro-
matic Record Player ".
FM-AFC - In this position the latest feature in radio
today is presented to you in the form of stereophonic FM
radio broadcasts. The Stereo FM Indicator, provided on
some models, (mounted on radio dial panel) will light up
whenever an FM station is broadcasting in Stereo FM .
The electronic circuit known as AFC (Automatic Fre-
quency Control) ensures proper tuning and eliminates
distortion caused by inaccurate tuning. Tune an FM
station with the Function Selector in the FM position ,
then switch to the FM-AFC position. This will " lock-
in I 0 the FM Station on your receiver.
AM-FM - Ro tat e the Fu nc tion Selector to AM to r eceive
standard broadcasts or to P M to receive frequency modu-
lated radio b roadcasts . Select the desired station as
described unde r TU NING.
TV -
Rotate the Functi on Selector to the TV position.
Refer to "How To O perate The TV " section of this
booklet .
TAPE - The Tape position allows one to play a tape
recorder or player through t he instrument. Refer to
" External Tape Recorder " listed in the Accessories
section of this booklet.
TUNING
Rotate the Control knob slowly to select either AM or
FM stations. The tuning meter, located on the front of
the radio dial, gives visual indication w hen tuning a
radio station. Rotate the Tuning Control knob for
maximum movement of
the tuning needle in the direction
shown by the arrow.
BALANCE
It may be necessary to balance the two stereo speaker
systems for proper stereo reproduction. To obtain proper
balance, operate the instrument with a conventional long-
play record. Adjust the balance control until equal sound
output is obtained from the two speaker systems.

LOUDNESS
Volume can be adjusted with the loudness control Ro-
tate the control clockwise to increase volume and
counter-clockwise to decrease volume.
BASS
The function of the Bass control is to vary the intensity
of tones below 500 cycles per second , such as those pro-
duced by the bass drum or tuba. The setting of this con-
trol will depend large Iy upon the acoustical condition of
the listening room, and your personal listening pleasure.
TREBLE
The Treble control will vary intensity of the Treble
tones (tones abo ve 500 cycles per second) such as
those produced by the flute or piccolo . Adjust the
TREBLE control to suit your personal listening pleasure .
BALANCE
Adjust the balance control until equal sound output
is obtained from the two speaker systems.
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TUNING METER
SPEAKER SELECTOR STEREO FM INDICATOR
FUNCTION SELECTOR
TREBLE
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LOUDNESS

HOW TO OPERATE THE TV
TURN RECEIVER "ON"
Refer to the "Controls" page in this booklet for pre-
liminary
settings of the controls for TV operation . If the
controls are . already set for TV operation, depress the
"Vol" button on your hand transmitter or the "On-Off-Vol/J
button on the control panel. To turn the receiver "Off",
depress the "Vol" button or the "On-Off-Vol" button
through the high, medium and low positions until the
"Remote-Off" position is reached .
NOTE: A Remote-On-Off switch is located on the
back of the set. This enables you to operate
the set manually by simply switching to the
Off position.
QUICK PICTURES
A Quick Picture switch is located on the rear of this
instrument and should, under normal conditions, be left
in the ON position. When in the ON position, you can
tune pictures within seconds after the instrument is
turned on. Since a small amount of power is applied
to the tubes when the switch is in the ON position,
you may wish to turn it off if the unit will not be used
for an extended period of time.
VHF /UHF CHANNEL SELECTION
To select VHF channels 2 thru 13, momentarily depress
the VHF button on your hand transmitter, or on the control
panel at the set, until the next operating VHF channel
number appears in the VHF Indicator Window. You may
push these control buttons once for each operating
channel or hold depressed for running through a series
of channels to make selection quicker.
NOTE: To ensure longest battery life in the transmitter,
it is recommended that you do not hold the
control buttons in for an extended time period.
To select UHF channels 14 thru 83, depress the VHF
button on your hand transmitter or on the control panel
at the set until the "U· appears in the VHF Indicator
Window. Now momentarily depress UHF ...... button on the
hand transmitter or the UHF-Down button on the control
panel at the set to select UHF channels going down the
number scale or momentarily depress the UHF"""" button
on the transmitter or the UHF-Up button at the control
panel for channels going up the number scale . The
UHF channel numbers will appear illuminated in the
UHF Indicator Window.

COLOR
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AUTOMA TIC TUNING
UHF CHANNEL
SELECTOR / FINE TUNING
An Automatic Tuning switch is located on the back of
the set. When this switch is in the On position, your
set will "Seek-Out" only those channels on the air
Automatically when you follow the aformentioned VHF/
UHF Channel Selection procedure. If you w ish, you may
move
this switch to the Off position and the VHF
channel selection will stop at every channel automati-
call y; however, the UHF tuning will not function auto-
matically.
INSTANT AUTOMATIC COLOR
Instant Automatic Color is a unique feature pioneered
and developed by Magnavox to do the precision job of
fine tuning the television signal for the best possible
VHF CHANNEL
SELECTOR
VHF
black-and-white or color picture. It makes manual fine
tuning unnecessar y after having been pre-set. Refer to
the paragraph with the heading PRE-SET VHF FINE
TUNING. Under normal operating conditions the IN-
STANT AUTO COLOR
switch located on the rear of
this unit must be left in the ON position.
PRE-SET VHF FINE TUNING
To pre-set the fine tuning on VHF stations, depress the
Fine Tuning knob and rotate it to the best color picture,
when transmission is in color. Then release it and the
Instant Automatic Color will "lock-in" this picture auto-
matically to coincide with the best sound. Once you
have pre-set the fine tuning for any VHF station, you
need only select that channel when viewing it again.

COLOR/TINT ADJUSTMENTS
To increase the color intensity when colors appear too
"pale- and weak, depress the Color ..... button on your
hand
transmitter until colors appear natural or as you
desire and then release immediately . If colors - appear too
"flushed" or too intense, depress the Color ..... button
on the transmitter until you reach the desired results
and then release immediately.
Too adj
ust the tint effect in your color pictures, when the
facial tones appear too green, depress the RED button
on the hand transmitter until the desired effect results
and then release immediately. If the facial tones appear
too red or purple, depress the GREEN button on the hand
transmitter until you obtain the desired results and then
release immediately.
NOTE: For manual adjustment of Color and Tint controls,
refer to the color pages entitled "TO ADD
COLOR" and "TO ADJUST TINT".
BRIGHTNESS AND CONTRAST ADJUSTMENTS
Brightness and Contrast controls can best be adjusted
while viewing a black-and-white picture . If a color
telecast is being received during the initial tuning pro-
cedure, rotate the Color control fully counter-clockwise.
Adjust the Brightness control by rotating either left or
right until the medium brightness is apparent on the
screen. Adjust the Contrast Control (located on the back
of the instrument) for the desired picture intensity.
PRE-SET REMOTE LOUDNESS
Remote loudness can be adjusted to off, high, medium
and low,
respectively,_ within the setting of the manual
control. To pre-set the remote feature:
1. Adjust the Bass and Treble controls for the desired
response .
2.
Adjust the manual Loudness control on the receiver
to maximum loudness .
3.
Depress the Vol button on the hand transmitter
until the remote loudness is in the high position.
4. Re-adjust the manual Loudness control to a com-
fortable, but above normal listening level.
Should the manual Loudness control on the instrument
be changed after this setting is made it will be necessary
to repeat the above procedure in order to obtain the
desired loudness in the remote positions.
NOTE: Although your remote receiver is set to adjust
volume to high, medium, low and off, in that
order, you may go through these positions and
back to high without disrupting the picture or
having the set turn off automatically. This can
be accomplished if you very quickly depress
the VOL button immediately after you reach the
Off pos ;6 n.

CHROMATONE
A Chromatone switch is located on the back of this
instrument enabling you to add a warm sepia tone and
extra dimension to conventional black - and-white pictures.
The Chromatone feature is also very effective in color
broadcasts by adding warm beauty and depth to a normal
color picture . To enjoy this fine added feature, simply
move the Chromatone switch to the ON position.
AUTOMATIC OFF
As a special feature, the unique innovation of Automatic
Off has been incorporated into your instrument. If you
should happen to fall asleep while viewing during the
late hours, this unit will turn itself "Off" automatically
within approximately two minutes after the station leaves
the air.
SPEAKER SELECTOR
A three position speaker switch controls the operation of
the speakers . When the Speaker Selector is in the "BOTH"
position, the external and the instrument speakers will
operate. When in the IIExternal" position only, the external
speakers will operate .
NOTE: If you have not added external speakers to your
instrument, the Speaker Selector switch must
remain in
the " Internal /6 position .
REAR CONTROLS
The Sharpness, Hor izontal, Contr ast and Vertical con-
trols are located on the back of the instrument and are
identified by screening on top of the instrument and also
on the cabinet back.
SHARPNESS
The Sharpness control adjusts the detail of the picture
to compensate for variance in transmission. Should
the picture seem blurred or fuzzy , adjust the Sharpness
control for satisfactory viewing .
HORIZONTAL "TEAR " OR VERTICAL ROLL:
Adjust Horizontal or Vertical control until the picture
locks in place.
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TO ADD COLOR I
TOO MUCH
If COLOR control is turned
too far right, colors will
appear IIflushed" and too
brilliant.
NORMAL
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Advance COLOR control to
obtain the desired color
intensity.
TOO LITTLE
If COLOR control is turned
too far left, colors will
appear "pale" and weak.
Slight touch -up of the COLOR and TINT contr

TO ADJ UST TI NT
TOO GREEN
If TINT is turned too far
right, facial tones will be
too green.
TOO PURPLE
If TINT control is turned
too far left; facial tones
are too purple.
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,Is may be desirable to produce the best COLOR picture.
IF INTERFERENCE
IS PRESENT
On weak or distant sta-
tions, switch the Auto-
matic Color Control off
and
adjust Fine Tuning
Control until interference
is at a minimum.
Rotating the Fine Tuning
Control too far in either
direction, may tune in a
station operating on an
adjacent channel.
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HOW TO OPERATE YOUR MICROMATIC RECO RD PLAYER ...
UNLOCK
Press down on the balance arm in the area indicated
in the illustration and move the balance arm to the
center of the turntable.
LOAD
Lift the balance arm at the same point used to press
down and swing it out over the tone arm. Place a quantity
of records, not to exceed ten and all the same speed, on the
record spindle and lower them to the spindle offset step .
While
holding the records level, move the balance arm to
center of the turntable and lower it onto the stack of
records. Records of different size must be stacked with
the largest size at the bottom to ensure proper indexing.
OPERATE
Set the speed control to the correct speed and select the
correct Stylus. Turn the Off-On-Auto switch clockwise to
"Auto" and release. The first record will drop and the
record player will function automatically until all the
records in the stack have played. At the end of the last
record, the tone arm will return to its rest and the record
player will switch to "Off". To reject a record while the
record player is in operation, rotate the Off-On-Auto
switch clockwise to II Auto" and release. Should you
wish to reject a record by using your remote unit, depress
the "VHF" button on your hand transmitter or on the
control panel at the set.
To reset the speed control after the record playe r is in
operation, turn the Off-On-Auto Switch to "Off
ll
and
then - reset speed control.
NOTE: To turn the record player "Off" using your hand
transmi t te r, continually depress the "VHF " button
until all r ecords have been rejected . The r ecord
player will turn off automatically after the last
record has been rejected .
Although
it is possible to turn your r ecord player · Off "
utilizing the "Vol" button on your hand transmitter,
this practice is not recommended since the tone arm will
not return to its rest. Leaving the tone arm on the record
in this manner will result in excessive record and stylus
wear and damage to the record player.
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MANUAL OPERATION
To play records manually, lift the Balance Arm by grasp-
ing it at the point nearest the rear and swing it out over
the tone arm. Place the desired record on the turntable
and turn the Off-On-Auto switch "On ". Place the Tone
Arm gently on the record. After the record has been play-
ed, the Tone Arm will return to its rest and the record
player ' will switch to "Off" . If only a selected passage is
to ' be played, the Tone Arm can be lifted and placed on
its rest by hand after the passage is completed. In this
case, it will be necessary to manually turn the Off-On-
Auto switch to "Off" .
PRESS DOWNWARD TO SELECT STYLUS
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78 RPM RECORDS
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REPLACEMENT STYLI
To replace a stylus in your instrument, set the selector
bar for the stylus to be changed and refer to the illust-
rations 'to determine the replacement needed. Replace -
ment
styli are available through your authorized Magnavox
dealer.
To remove the stylus, raise the tone arm and slide the
stylus selector bar up and out. To replace the stylus,
STYLUS RETAINER SLOT
STYLUS MOUNTING SPRING
snap the stylus selector bar under the stylus mounting
spring on the cartridge and BE SURE the stylus rests
in the retainer slots .
Always
replace your stylus with an exact duplicate of
the one supplied.
STYLUS MAINTENANCE
Once a month lift the tone arm and blow any dust
accumulation from around the stylus . Also, flip the
stylus selector arm to the opposite side and then back to
its original position .
The reason for flipping the needle selector arm is to
ensure that it is centered in the yoke; because, in the
process of removing the dirt the needle might become
dislodged from its correct position .

ACCESSORIES
45 R.P .M. ADAPTER
The record player may easily be converted to play 45
RPM records having the large cente r hole simpl y by
using a 45 RPM adapter. This adapter is supplied on
some models . If not supplied, the adapter may be pur-
chased from your authorized Magnavox Dealer.
To install the adapter, ensure that the reco rd player is
turned OFF and the record balance arm moved to a posi-
tion clear of the record spindle . With the arrow on the
adapter pointing toward the front of the instrument, press
the adapter down over the spindle . Rotate the adapter
slightly back and forth, while pushing down, until the
adapter is fully seated. To remove the adapter, pull
straight up from the spindle.
With the adapter installed, up to ten 45 RPM records
may be placed on the spindle. After placing a number
of 45 RPM records on the spindle, move the record
balance arm over the Tone Arm and operate the record
player in the normal manner. Be sure the speed control
is set to 45 RPM and the Stylus Control to the micro-
groove position.
NOTE: After removing records be sure the adapter is
still fully seated before placing more records on
the adapter .
EXTERNAL TAPE RECORDER
For your convenience, easily accessible input and output
jacks are located on the rear of this instrument. These
jacks enable you to connect an ex ternal tape r ecorder
and play or record through this instrument.
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To play tape, after the proper connections have been
made, set the Function Selector on the radio to the
T APE position. Your radio is equipped to allow you
to record, turn the Function Selector to the desired
function (AM, FM, FM-AFC, STEREO-PHONO or TV)
and adjust the instrument for normal operation . Refer to
the instructions that accompanied your tape recorder to
play or record tape.
SPEAKERS
Optional Ma~navox remote speaker systems let you fill
your entire home with beautiful music. Contact your
Magnavox dealer for specifications and prices on these
speaker systems that can be readily attached to your
instrument .
ANTENNA
The picture on your TV screen can only be as good as

the signal received. Your antenna system receives the
signal and. therefore is an important factor of clear re-
ception . This is also true of radio reception. The built-in
FM antenna incorporated in your Magnavox instrument
will provide
excellent local reception in many areas . How-
ever, for very finest results i an outdoor antenna is
recommended. If a new antenna is desired, your Magnavox
dealer can recommend and install the proper type for your
area. Whenever an antenna other than the built-in antenna
is used the built-in antenna should be disconnected .
TV. ANTENNA
CONNECTIONS
EXTERNAL
ANTENNA
CONNECTED
RADIO ANTENNA
CONNECTIONS ON
MODELS WITH RADIO
INCORPORA
TED
BUILT-IN
ANTENNA
CONNECTED
CABIN ET CARE . ..
You have in veste d in a fine piece of furniture, designed
and built by Magnavox to the very highest standards of
the furniture industry .
Up to nine coats of tested finishes are applied to each
genuine wood cabinet and hand rubbed to a smooth,
lustrous finish .
Nature
creates but never duplicates . However, variations
in natural figure and color tones constitute the inherent
beauties of wood. No two trees are identical in these
respects. Quite naturally these inherent beauties and
differences go into furniture by way of ,woods used in
the making of furniture. Time and light will change color
tones of woods and finishes, just as the woodwork of
your home continues to change. Even though we use the
best finishing materials known to the indust ry we cannot
guarantee fastness of color for the foregoing reasons.
Keep your cabinet clean and polished to retain the beauty
of the finish. Use a slightly dampened cloth to clean
the cabinet and dry it thoroughly with a clean dry cloth .
Apply an
occasional co at of Magnavox furniture polish,
with a clean dry cloth, free of other chemicals or cleaning
agents. Avoid using polish containing detergents or
alkaline bases.

RECORD CARE ...
With all of the precision and care that has been employed in the design
and manufacture of this instrument, phonograph reproduction can be no
better than the quality of the phonograph record itself. A record that is
warped, scratched or otherwise damaged or is not free of surface dust
will not provide accurate transfer of the recorded music it contains . Give
your
high fidelity records all the care that a precision made product
deserves.
When this instrument is not in use, all records should be removed from
the record spindle. If records are permitted to remain on the spindle for
any length of time other than during normal operation of the instrument
they may become warped.
When storing records they should either be placed in their albums or laid
flat on an even surface. A record should never stand on end unless it is in
an album; otherwise it may warp . Most present day records are housed in
a protective envelope and a cardboard album jacket. Records should be
kept in their envelopes when not in use to keep them dust-free and protect
the grooves from scratches and abrasions. Extra protective envelopes
can be purchased from your music dealer .
Periodically clean your records by gently wlpmg the grooves with a
water-dampened soft lint-free cloth. Also, periodically check and remove
any accumulated dust or lint from around the needle .
MAINTENANCE .. .
Your new Magnavox Color instrument
has been designed to give long,
dependable operation. All
components operate well within
their ratings, providing a high
safety facto r. However,
excessive heat can seriously
damage many of the components
in your instrument. Perforations
in the bottom and on the back of
the instrument provide adequate
ventilation to prevent such damage.
When locating the instrument in your
room,
avoid warm air outlets or
built-in arrangements which
would restrict airflow in and
around
the perforations.
If your Magnavox Color instrument
requires service, contact your
factory authorized Magnavox
dealer or h. is service agent.
Factory trained service men,
completely experienced in the
repair of Magnavox instruments,
can quickly and efficiently correct
your problem. Insist on genuine
Magnavox parts as they assure
you of factory-engineered
performance.

CUSTOMER SERVICE HI NTS . . .
Before Calling The Serviceman, Please Check The Following:
1. If the set is completely inoperative, check the wall outlet or push in and release the reset button
on the rear of your set ..
2.
If the color changes "when scenes or cameras are switched, the effect is in the various cameras
used in transmission and no correction is possible at your set.
3. If it is impossible to get good color or flesh tones on some shows, it is either poor camera work or
faulty transmission and cannot be correct at your set.
4. In the instance of poor color reception, check the antenna connections at the rear of your set.
5. For the best results, view color programs in subdued light at a distance of at least 6 to 8 feet from
the set.
6. Do not operate Contrast control at its maximum setting as this will impair the action of the Color
and Tint controls.

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All Magnavox instruments identified as Astro-Sonic Color Stereo Theatre models are guaranteed II
against defects in materials and workmanship of parts in the radio-amplifier chassis, for five .
years, the picture tube for two years and all other tubes and parts for one year and the diamond
stylus against excessive wear for ten years from the date of installation to the original pur-
chaser. Initial installation and repair service required during the first three months after instal- §g
lation will be furnished without charge .
The Company has . agreed through its dealers for the replacement, as herein set forth, of tubes
and parts which prove to be defective within the applicable warranty period , provided that such
defect is brought to the attention of the Magnavox dealer either from whom the instrument was
purchased, or in your new service area if you have moved. A worn stylus will be replaced when
presented to the Magnavox dealer together with the Magnavox Diamond Stylus Certificate, pro-
vided that his examination discloses a degree of wear that would cause distortion and/or ex-
cessive record wear. If stylus is to be replaced in the instrument itself after the first three
months, a reasonable labor charge will be made for such added service.
Replacement parts dre guaranteed only for the remainder of the original applicable warranty period.
Magnavox instruments are sold only through carefully selected dealers of recognized integrity and
the company's guarantee applies only to instruments which have been purchased from authorized
dealers and is limited to normal usage of the instruments .

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DIAMOND STYLUS SERVICE CERTIFICATE
If stylus replacement is required due to excessive wear Iii
as provided under the terms of the Magnavox warranty,
this certificate must be validated by the dealer at the
time the worn stylus is presented to him for replacement. -
When the dealer provides a replacement Magnavox stylus,
he will send this certificate to The Magnavox Company
for endorseme-nt, after which it will be returned to you.
To the Dealer: When requested, furnish the ~ustomer
with a receipt for this certificate when it is surrendered
for warranty endorsement.
M 62328
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