Pioneer CB-05 User manual

Assembly Guide
Thank you for having purchased this PIONEER stereo rack.
It can be used very effectively to house the stereo com-
ponents of PIONEER System SC-5 or other stereo equip-
ment.
Read through these instructions to get the most from your
rack. Keep them in a safe place for future reference.
A medium-sized Phillips head screwdriver is required for
assembling this rack.
STEREO RACK
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SPECIFICATIONS
Cabinet material and surface finish:
Particle boards with polyvinyl chloride finish.
Dimensions: 592 (W) X 1112 (H) X 385 (D) mm
23-5/16 (W) X 43-3/4 (H) X 15-3/16 (D) in
Weight: 31.5 kg (69 Ib 6 oz)
NOTE:
Specifications and the design subject to possible modification
without notice due to improvements.
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BEFORE ASSEMBLY
There are 3 ways in which the rack can be used, depending
on where the shelf boards are mounted. Follow the assembly
procedure for efficient assembly. The names, applications,
quantities and outlines of the small parts provided are given
in the parts list below.
Parts name/application
Shelf dowels (with screw)
Front dowels for mounting shelf
boards
Shelf dowels
Rear dowels for mounting shelf
boards
Record support
Support to accommodate records
Amplifier stoppers
Stoppers to prevent amplifier
from moving
Assembly screws (for top board)
Screws for mounting top board
FULLY ASSEMBLED RACK
Headphone hook
Hook on which headphones can
be hung
Microphone holder
Holder for mirophones
Assembly screws (for bottom
board)
Screws for mounting bottom board
Cord clips
Clips for bundling cords together
Rear boards screws
Screws for mounting rear board
Caster stoppers
Stoppers to prevent rack from
moving
Blank panel
Cover for connecting unit
Side board (left)
Cassette case
already assembled onto
side board (left) assembly
Mounting section for
connecting unit
Headphone hook
Microphone holder
Record support
Top board
Glass
Sheet,
Rear board
Side board (right)
Top shelf board
Bottom shelf board
with timer holder vie
mounting brackets
Timer holder
Tray
Bottom board
Casters
(already assembled onto bottom board)
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STEREO EQUIPMENT HOUSING
The example given here relates to all the components in
the System SC-5. Place the cassette deck toward the front
of the shelf board and stack the stereo components so
that they are flush with the front panel. Push the compo-
nents toward the rear to bring them into contact with the
amplifier stopper which prevents.them from moving.
Stereo amplifier
Graphic
equalizer
Tuner
Cassette deck
Turntable
Digital timer
Connecting Unit Mounting
When using the optional SA-05 stereo amplifier, mount the
connecting unit which comes with the SA-05 as in the figure.
Connecting unit
upplied with ea
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Unit mounting
screws(M4X 6)
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Panel assembled into
side board (left)
ASSEMBLY PROCEDURE
(6] MICROPHONE HOLDER, HEADPHONE
HOOK AND RECORD SUPPORT MOUNT-
ING
Holder and Hook Mounting
The holder and hook can also
be mounted between the side
board (left) assembly and top
board.
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Microphone
holder
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Side board (left)
assembly)
Headphone hook
Record Support
Mounting
alo
To remove the connecting unit, insert your hand from the
rear side of the rack and remove the blank panel as shown
in the figure.
(1) Push in the direction
of the arrow and
disengage the locked
tabs.
(2) Push out the tabs.

OPERATION |
1] USING THE CASSETTE CASE
When the cassette casé is pulled out, as in the figure, it
can accommodate a total of 60 cassette tapes. It can be
used efficiently once the tapes are grouped by music genre.
Using The Cassette Case
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(2) USING THE MICROPHONE HOLDER AND
HEADPHONE HOOK
Using The Microphone Holder
and Headphone Hook
Microphone
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USING THE CONNECTING UNIT -
An electronic musical instrument or microphone, etc. can
be connected at the front panel once the connecting unit,
accessory to the optional SA-05 stereo amplifier, has been
mounted.
For details on how the connecting unit is used, refer to the
Operating Instructions of the SA-05.
Connecting Unit (Accessory
To SA-05 Amplifier)
Microphone or electronic
musical instrument out-
put (standard plug)
Microphone or guitar output
(standard plug)
Electronic musical instru-
Ment output (standard plug)
Headphones standard plug——__

USING THE TRAY
As in the figure, an FM program guide or cassette tape, etc.
can be placed on the tray when pulled out for convenient
use.
Using The Tray
[5] USING THE RECORD SUPPORT
The support can be used to stop the records falling over
(see figure).
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HANDLING PRECAUTIONS
INSTALLATION
Choose a flat location.
Avoid installation near a heating appliance or in
direct sunlight.
Such installation may discolor the rack’s paneling or
disfigure the boards.
Such installation may cause the stored stereo components
to break down.
Leave a clearance of at least 10 cm from the
wall.
If the rack is installed directly against a wall, the heat
generated by the stereo components will not be properly
dissipated and this may cause a failure.
Placing the attached caster seats
These improve the stability of the rack and prevents
recesses from being formed on a carpet or other flooring
material. When placing the seats, two or more persons
are required. One should tilt the rack, and the other
should place the seats under.
MOVING THE RACK
Removing caster seats
With the caster seats placed under the caster, the rack
cannot be moved. When removing the seats, two or more
persons are required. One should tilt the rack and the
other should remove the seats.
Remove the stereo components when moving
the rack over a long distance.
In order to reduce the weight on the casters when moving
the rack, remove the stereo components first.
Lift
up
the
rack
when
traveling
over
uneven
floors.
If
the
rack
is
forced
over
an
uneven
floor
or
a
difference
in
levels,
this
may
break
the
casters
or
damage
the
rack.
Install the rack properly after moving it.
Follow
the
instructions
given
under
‘‘Installation’’
and
install
the
rack
properly
after
having
moved
it
to its
new
location:
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HANDLING PRECAUTIONS
PRECAUTIONS FOR USE MAINTAINING THE CABINET
e Do not subject the top glass to force. e@ Cleaning off dust and dirt
The top glass is made of reinforced glass and this does
not usually break. However, take care not to apply force
to it.
Do not subject the rack to shock during record
play.
\f the rack is subjected to shock during record play, this
may cause the stylus to jump and scratch the record or
damage the stylus. Also remember to open and close the
glass door gently.
Do not install the speakers right next to the
rack.
This may induce howl depending on the installation
location or the layout of the listening room. (Howl is
caused by the sound from the speakers being transmitted
to the turntable and resulting in a prolonged wail if this
sound is loud.) If this happens, remove the speakers as
far as possible from the rack.
Do not place a heated pan, kettle, etc. on the
top glass.
Use a polishing cloth or a soft, dry cloth to clear away
dust and dirt.
Removing stains
Dip
a
soft
cloth
into
neutral
detergent
which
has
been
diluted
by
five
or six
times
as
much
water,
wring
it
out
and
then
wipe
away
the
stains.
Next
wipe
away
the
Moisture
with
a
soft,
dry
cloth.
Do not use chemicals or furniture wax.
Never use furniture wax, cleaners, thinners, benzene or
any other chemical to clean the rack since these substances
will spoil the color and finish of the paneling.
Do not use insecticide sprays near the rack.
If insecticide sprays are used near the rack, they may
discolor the panels or produce a cloudy effect or stains.
PIONEER
ELECTRONIC
CORPORATION
1,
Meguro
1-Chome,
Meguro-ku,
Tokyo
153,
Japan
PIONEER
ELECTRONICS
(USA)
INC.
1925
E.
Dominguez
St.,
Long
Beach,
California
90810
U.S.A.
PIONEER ELECTRONIC [EUROPE] N.V. Keetberglaan 1,2740 Beveren, Belgium
PIONEER
ELECTRONICS
AUSTRALIA
PTY.
LTD.
178-184
Boundary
Road,
Braeside,
Victoria
3195,
Australia
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