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1. POu'ER
This is the main power switch. Turn ng it to the right and sett ng it to
the 0\ po,rtror sw lcles oq ll'e receiver.
2. FM STEREO INDICATOR
This is an indicator lamp that goes on when the Fll'l station is broad'
casting stereo.
NOTEr With the SELECTOR (5) set to the FM-AUT0 position, even if a
broadcast being receved s a stereo broadcast, there may be times
when the ind cator amp may not go on, and in such cases, the
broadcast will be reproduced as a monaural broadcast.
3. TUNING INDICATOR
This is a meter that indlcates the tuning points for stations. The point
of maximum swng for any staton is the tuning point for that statlon.
4. TUNING
This is the control that tunes the recever in to the des red AM, Fl\4, or
FM stereo station.
5. SELECTOR
This is the control switch that selects the program matelal to be repro-
duced: the type of radro broadcast, or phono or tape playback.
Its positions are as foliows:
AM ...............For reception of AM (Broadcast Band) statrons
FM-M0NO......For reception of FM monaural stations
FM-AUTO ...... For reception of Fl\4 broadcasts, wrih automatic switching be-
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13- MUTING SWITCH
Setting th s switch to the 0N positlon w ll eliminate the noise or crack e
that is heard between stations as you tune across the Ffty' band However,
for receptron of extremey weak sgnals, this swltch should be set to the
0FF poslt on.
14. AFC SvYTTCH
FM broadcasts are conducted at VHF , and So even f they are tune(l n
accurately inrtia ly, as time passes, there are ttme when tuning drft arses.
To compensate automattcally tor any such tuning drift is the function of
the AFC (automat c frequency control) c rcuit. This sw tch should be set
to the OFF postron when tuning in a staiion, and after the station has
been tuned n accurately, it shou d then be set to the ON posrt on.
15. LOUDNESS CONTOUR
At low sound levels, the sensitivty of the human ear to low and high
frequencies deteriorates. The function of the LOUDNESS CONTOUR circut
is to compensate for this deficiency n the extreme bass and trebe range
For listening at iow voume settings set this swltch to theON postion.
16. \/OLUME
Th s s the conrrol ihat adjusts the vo ume level of the receiver. Turn ng
it to the nght wll tncrease the voiume leve, and turnng it to the eft
wi I lower volume eve
17. PHONO SELECTOR Su'ITCH
PHONO 1......This swtch shoud be set to this poston when usng the
PHON0 1 NIAG (23) or PHONO CER/XTAL (24) nputs
PHON0 2......This switch shou d be set to this poslt on when using the
PH0NO 2-N/AG (26) nputs
14. MODE,/MONITOR
Th s switch is the selector for stereolmono and tape monitor sett ngs.
Its positions are as foiows:
l\,40DE RIGHT .........For reproduction over both left and right ioudspeakers
of program materia being fed to any of the rght
IVIODE LTFT channe nputs.
For reproduction over both left and rlght ioudspeakers
of program materia be ng fed to afy of the eft channe
PHONO ......
TAPE HEAD
AUX............
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tapes recorded at 9.5 cn.i31i' per second, and the l9/1\l
posrttor orov de: prooc poLal lat o1 lo' Ido.\ rpcorOpO at l9
cm.,'7'2 per second.
For reprodLrction of auxiliary s gnals fed to the Al-lX posit on
6. PHONES
This s a lack that accommodates the plug of a pair of stereo headphones,
avaiable separatey. Ths jack remans lrve at al tmes.
7. SPEAKER
Thls is a switch that shuts off the sounds from the loudspeakers. By
setting it to the OFF poston and rstening through a pair oj stereo head
phones, lt will be possrbe to enloy reproduction of program material with.
out bothering the people around you.
8. BASS
This is the control that adjusts bass response of the recever. Turnrng it
to the right (clockwise) will boost, and turn ng lt to the eft wili reduce
bass response. Ot the two sect of contrc. ilre icre section adlusts the eft
channel and the rear seciion adjusts rhe rght channel.
9. LOW FILTER
Settng this switch to the ON postron wll eiminate ow frequency norses,
such as phonograph motor rumble or hum.
10. HIGH FILTER
Setting th s switch to the 0N position w ll el minate hrgh frequency norse,
such as relcord scratch, hiss, or other nterference
11. TREBLE
Th s s the control that adjusts treble response of the receiver. Turning it
to the right (clockwise) wrll bocst, and turn ng it to the left wr I attenuate
treble response. 0f the two.section control, the fore sect on adlusts the left
channei and the rear seciiof adlusts the rght channei.
12. BALANCE
This control serves to balance the volume level of the eft and right chan
nels. Turning t to the rght (ciockwise) will move the center of sound to
the right, afd turning t to the left will move the center of sound to the
left
n p uts.
N4ODE STEREO ......For stereo reproduction
l\,10N I0R STEREO...For stereo reproduct on of program material fed to the
TAPt MON TOR lnputs (28).
MONITOR-LEFI ......For reproduction over both left and right loudspeakers
of program materra be ng fed to the left channel TAPE
N4ONITOR input
IVIONITOR-RIGHT ...For reproductiof over both left and rght oudspeakers
of program material belng fed to the rlght channel
TAPE MONITOR input

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19. MPX SEPARATION CONTROL
Thrs control adjusts the channel separation of FM multiplex stereo broad-
casts. lt has already been adlusted fully at the factory, and normally there
should be no need for any further adjustments, which are extremely
critica l.
20. AM (Broadcast Band) ANTENNA TERMTNAL
This is the terminal for the Alvl (broadcast band) antenna. l-he ead cabe
provided may be used as an lndoor antenna, or the lead from an outdoor
antenna, if you plan to use one, should be connected to this terminal.
21. FM ANTENNA TERMINALS
These are the terminals for the FM antenna. The leads from the indoor
T-shaped antenna, or the leads from an outdoor antenna, if you plan to
!se one, should be connected to these terminals.
22. TAPE HEAD
When using a tape deck that is not equipped with a playback equalization
amplifier or when deriving program materal slgnals direcily from the heads
of a tape player, the output cables Should be connected to these input
lacks.
23. PHONO 1-MAG
When using a turntable that s equipped with a magnetic cartridge, the
output cables should be connected to these input jacks.
24. PHONO I-CER/XTAL
When using a turntable that s equipped with a ceramic or crystal cartridge,
the output cables should be connected to these input jacks.
NOTE: The PHON0 1.1!,lAG and pHONO 1 CER/XTAL inputs cannot be used
sim u lta neously.
25. GROUND
When us ng a ground for the recetver, the lead from the ground is con-
nected to this terminal. lf the turntable ls equipped with a ground lead,
then t should be connected to this terminai also.
26. PHONO 2-MAG
When using a turntabie equlpped with a magnetrc cartridge, the output
cables should be connected to these input jacks.
27. AU)(
These are nput lacks for auxtltary tnputs, such as a TV sound channel.
28. TAPE MONITOR
When playlng back tape recordings using a tape deck equipped with pre-
amp ifiers, the outputs from the LINE OUTpUTS of the tape recorder should
be connected to these input jacks.
29. TAPE REC
To make tape recordings of program material, the LINE INPUTS of the tape
recorder are connected to these recording output jacks.
30. TAPE REC/P.B.CONNECTOR
(D.t.N. STANDARDS)
When using a tape recorder equipped with a tape recording,/playback con-
nector socket ldentica to this one (and conforming to West Germanys
D.l.N. standards), the recording/playback connector cable that will usually
be provided wlth the tape recorder is connected between this socket on
the receiver and its counterpart on the tape recorder. Thls single multi,
conductor cable wili complete all connections requlred for stereo recording
and playback.
31. AM FERRITE LOOPSTICK ANTENNA
This is a loopstick antenna for the reception of AM (broadcast band) sta
tions. ln areas relatively ciose to the transmitting sites. this antenna alone
will provide perfectly satisfactory receptron.Th s antenna has directional pro
perties, so it should be moved about whiie listening to a station and set
at the positlon providing best reception.
32. RIGHT CHANNEL LOUDSPEAKER
TERMINALS
The righthand loudspeaker is connected to these terminals. The upper
terminal is the positive (l ) termina. The oudspeaker should have an rm-
pedance rating of 8 to 16 ohms. Th s loudspeaker ierm nal section can be
detached, and, with the loudspeaker leads attached to the terminals. used
as a plug.
33. LEFT CHANNEL LOUDSPEAKER
TERMINALS
The lefthand loudspeaker is connected to these terminals. The upper termi-
na is the positive (*). The loudspeaker shouh have an impedance rating
of 8 to 16 ohms.
34. AC OUTLET
This is an AC outlet that provldes a convenient source of power for your
turntable or tape deck or recorder. lt has a maxtmum capacity of 2 am
peres. lt is not controlled through the pOWER SWITCH (1), and remains
live at all times
35. AC OUTLET (SWTTCH CONTROLLED)
This is inother AC outlet that may be used to provide AC power. This
one has a maxlmum capacrty of 1 ampere, and is controlled through the
POWER SWITCH (1).
36. LINE \/OLTAGE SELECTOR
This switch should be set to the position conforming to the AC mains voltage
in your area. lt has two positions,115 volts and 230 volts. To reset the
switch, first loosen the upper machine screw and cjisengage the secuflng
tab. Then set the switch to the desired position, and once again engage
the securing tab.The upper position is for 230 volts an<j the lower posltion
is for 115 volts.
37. AC CORD
This is the AC power cord.
38. FUSE
This is the fuse holder. Should replacement become necessary, always use
a glass tube enclosed fuse. ln i15 volt areas, use a 2 ampere fuse, and
in 230 volt areas, use a 1 ampere fuse.
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THE SX.IOOOTA-ITS SUPERB FEATURFS
Extremely Sensitive
FM Tuner Circuitry
Tirne-Sraritching M ultiplex Circuit
Electronic STEREO-MONO
Automatic Switching
Easy Tuning By Precise
Tuning Indicator
Efficient AM Tuner Gircuitry
High Efficiency Audio Gircuitry
Full Range Of lnputs
For Maximum Versatility
The FM tront end provides outstanding sensitivity through the use of the
latest space,age high efficiency triodes designed expressiy for use in the VHF
band.
A proven time,switching circuit, renowned for its excellent separation and
lasting stability, is used for wide bandwidth stability featuring maximum sep.
aration at all times.
The use of a Schmidt electronic circuit provides reliable automatic switching
between stereo and mono operation. This circuit is furthermore coupled to a
stereo indicator lamp as an added measure.
A well-illuminated and easy'to-read tuning indicator helps greaily to simplify the
tuning in of the weakest signals.
For high sensitivity reception of AM broadcasts, a well-designed AlVl tuner
section using a precision 3-gang tuning capacitor is provided. lt is equipped
with a Loopstick ferrite antenna, thus eliminating the need for an external
aeral in the vicinity of the station.
The final stages use complimentary direct-coupled circuits, for full bandwidth
reproduction at low distortion with a high damping factor.
Maximum versatility for every conceivable application is provided by a range
of inputs that include two pairs of low level inputs providing equalization for
magnetic type pickups, tape head inputs providing equalization for both 711
and 3\ inches per second tape speeds, and u inpf MON ITOR circuit for
and added convenience when using a tape recorder.
LOGATION OF REGEIVER
The SX-10O0TA is a solid state transistorized receiver. There-
fore, in choosing the place to be located, the following
points should be remined in mind.
OThe location should be dry and free of dust, and also
well ventilated.
Olt should not be exposed to the direct ray of the sun.
NOTE: Transistors are susceptible to heat. Therefore, excep-
tional care should be taken to ensure adequate ventilation.
Never place objects on top of the receiver nor place it in
crowded corners where there is no circulation of air.
OThe location should be relatively close to a power ouilet, and
also conveniently situated for antenna and ground connec-
tion s.
LC'GATION OF LOUDSPEAKER SYSTEMS
OThe loudspeaker systems should be placed anywhere from 5
to 9 feet apart. 0ptimum stereo effect is obtained at or
beyond the apex of an equilateral triangle formed using an
imaginary line connecting the two loudspeaker systems as
the base. If the floor surface in front of the loudspeaker
systems is of hardwood or of concrete that reflects sound, a
carpet or other sound-absorbing material should be laid down
to prevent bounce of sound. ldeally, the areas directly opposite
the loudspeaker systems should also be of sound-absorbing
materials such as heavy curtains or drapes.

CONNECTING LOUDSPEAKER SYSTEMS
1. The leads from the righthand loudspeaker system are con-
nected to the RIGHT LOUDSPEAKER TERMINALS (32).
2. The leads from the lefthand loudspeaker system are con-
nected io the LEFT LOUDSPEAKER TERMINALS (33).
OFor both pairs of loudspeaker terminals, the upper terminals
are the positive (+) ierminals.
OThe loudspeaker systems should have impedance ratings of
8 to 16 ohms.
TAPE DECK
AND TAPE PLAYER CONNECTTONS
1. When using a tape deck or tape player not equipped with
a playback equalizer preamplifier, the outputs from the tape
heads should be connected to the TAPE HEAD INPUTS (22).
OThe upper of these two TAPE HEAD INPUTS is for the left
channel, and the lower for the right channel.
OWhen using a monaural tape deck or tape player, it does not
matter which of the two TAPE HEAD INPUTS is used.
MAGNETIC T'ICKUP TURNTABLE
GONNECTTONS
1. When using a turntable equipped with a magnetic type pick-
up cartridge, the output leads may be connected to either the
PHONO 1-MAG inputs (23) or the PH0N0 2-MAG inputs (26)
When using two turntables, the outputs for each turntable are
connected to each of the inputs.
OHere again, the upper of these two sets of inputs are for
the left channel and the lower for the right channel.
OWhen using monaural turntables, it does not matter which
of the two jacks are used.
OThe upper of the two terminals is for the left channel and
the lower is for the right channel.
owhen using a monaural turntable, ii does not matter which
of the two inputs the output cable is connected to.
OThe upper jack is for the left channel, and the lower jack is
for the righi channel. When using a monaural tape recorder,
the signal may be derived from either of the two jacks.
OThe signals available at the TAPE REC jacks are not con-
trolled by any of the controls of the receiver, namely, the
V0LUME(16), the BASS and TREBLE(8 and l1) the LOUDNESS
(i5) or the LOW and HIGH(9 and 10) filter switches. Therefore,
adjustment of the recording level should be handled by the
controls of the tape recorder.
GERAIMIG-/CRYSTAL PICKUP,TURNTABLE
C()NNECTIONS
1. When using a turntable equipped with either a ceramic or
crystal pickup cartridge, the output leads are to be connected
to the CER,/XTAL inputs (24).
TAPE RECORDER CONNECTIONS
For Making Recordings
1. The signals of the program material to be recorded aretaken
from the TAPE REC jacks (29) and connected to the LINE lN-
PUTS of the tape recorder. The TAPE REC jacks are always
'live', that is, the program material being reproduced through
the receiver is always available here.

TAPE PLAYBACK AND MONITOR
CONNECTIONS
1. The program material.to be reproduced through the receiver
is derived from the LINE OUTPUTS of the tape recorder or
deck and connected to the TAPE N4ONITOR inputs (28)-
OThe upper of the two TAPE MONITOR inputs is for the left
channel and the lower is for the right channel- When using
a monaural tape machine, the signals from the tape machine
may be fed to either of the two channels.
REGORDING / PLAYBACK CON N ECTOR
(D r N STANDARDS CONNECTOR)
When using a tape recorder equipped with a recording/playback
connector socket conforming to West Germany's D I N standards,
a single multi-conductor cable (usually supplied with the tape
recorder) will suffice to make all connections for stereo record-
ing and playback.
ANTENNA AND GROUND CONNECTIONS
AM (Broadcast Band) Antenna
ln regions relatively close to the transmitting site, the built,rn
LOOPSTICK FERRITE ANTFNNA (31) wilt provide satisfactory
reception without the need for an external antenna. However,
it should be ad1usted for optimum reception.
Olf there rs excessive static or other noise in reception when
receiving AM stations with the loopstick ferrite antenna alone,
atiach the antenna lead to the AM ANTENNA TERMINAL (20)
and then attach the length of the lead to a suitable wall or
ceiling area. ln areas that are a long distance from the trans-
mitting site and signal strength is very weak, erect an out-
door AM antenna, and connect the lead from the antenna to
the AM ANTENNA TERMTNAL (20).
GENERAL NOTES ON HANDLING
1. Never short the loudspeaker terminals while the receiver is
switched on. Before switching the receiver on, it is always a
good idea to check the loudspeaker connections and ascertain
that they are neither loose nor shorted.
2. Avoid moving the SELECTOR (5) or tVtODE,zMONtTOR (18)
switches with the V0LU lvlE (16 )which are set to high settings,
as this will apply large impulses to the circuitry with adverse
effecis.
FM And FM Multiplex Stereo Antenna
Oln regions that are relatively close to the transmitting site and
thatthe structure the receiver is housed in is a wooden struc-
ture, the simple T-shaped indoor antenna will suffice to provide
satisfactory reception. The two leads from the anienna should
be connected to the FM ANTENNA TERMTNALS (21), and then
the direction of the antennaelements adjusted to the direction
and height providing optimum reception and then secured in
position using adhesive tape or thumb tacks.
Oln regions that are some distance away from the transmitting
sites and signal strength is weak, or in ferro-concrete struc_
tures, erect an outdoor FM antenna. The leads from the
antenna are connected to the FM ANTENNA IERIVIINALS(21).
GROUNDING
The receiver is grounded by connecting the ground lead to the
GROUND TERMINAL (25) Secure the lead from the ground firmty
to the terminal.

OPERATION
Reception Of FM Broadcasts
1. Whether you plan to listen to FM monaural or FlVl stereo
broadcasts, first set the SELECTOR (5) to the Flvl-AUT0 posi,
tion, and the IV0DE/IVIONITOR (18) to the MODE-STERE0 po-
sition.
aThe SX-100OTA is equipped with an FM mono/stereo auto
matic switching circuit which serves to ,dentify an FM sig-
nal automatically as either a mono or a stereo signal. Monaural
signals are reproduced in mono, and stereo signals are auto-
matically reproduced in stereo. When a stereo signal is being
received and reproduced in stereo, the stereo indicator lamp
will go on.
2. Set the AFC switch (14) to the OFF position, and then tune
in the desired station by the TUNING control (4) while observing
the TUNING INDICATOR (3) for pinpoint accuracy in tuning.
Olf you wish to eliminate the crackle that is heard between
stations as you tune across the FM band, set the l\4UTlNG
switch (13) to the 0N position.
3. After the desired station has been tuned in accurately, the
AFC swiich is set to the ON posrtion to activate the auto-
matic frequency control circuit.
NOT ES:
1 Wiih the SELECTOR (5) set to the FM-AUTO position, if an
extremely weak stereo broadcast is received but there rs ex.
cessive noise prevalent, the receiver will automatically swrtch to
r,rono operation.
2. lf you wish to reproduce FM stereo broadcasts in mono, or
if there is excessive noise with the SELECTOR (5) set to the
FM-AUI0 position and tonal quality is impaired, set the
SELECTOR (5) to the FM-MON0 position. The N4ODE,/M0NlT0R
switch (18) may be set to the MODE STIREO, MODE LEFT or
lvlODt RIGHT positions.
3. When the MUTING switch is set to the ON position, it may
be difficult to catch a weak station. Therefore, for the reception
of weak stations, it is recommended that the lVl UTING switch
be set to the OFF position.
Reception Of AM Broadcasts
l. The SELECTOR (5) is set to the AM position The MODE/
l/0N ITOR switch may be set to the M 0 DE .STEREO, M0DE
LEFT, or l\10DE RIcHT positions.
2. The desired station is tuned in by means of the TUNING
control (4) while observing the TUNING tNDtCATOR (3).
Reproduction Of Disc Records
1. The SELECTOR (5) is set to to the PHONO positlon.
2. The MODE,/MONIToR switch (18) is now set to the appropri
ate position. When using a stereo turntable, it should be set
to the IVIODE-STEREO position, and when using a monaural
turntable, it should be set to either the MODE,LEFT or MODE-
RIGHT positions, depending upon which channel input the
output cable of the turntable is connected to.
3. The PHONO SELECTOR SWITCH (17) is set to the PHONO-1
position when the turntable is connected to the PHONO-1
inputs, and to the PHONO-2 position when the turntable is con.
nected to the PHONO-2 inouts.
Reproduction Of Tape
Using Tape Deck Or Tape Player
1 The SELTCTOR (5) is set to either the TAPE HD-9.5/3)ior
TAPE HD-I9/7 1 positon, depending upon the speed the tape
is to be played back at.
2. The MODE/l\IONlTOR switch (18) is now set to the appro'
priate position. When playing back tapes recorded in stereo on a
stereo tape deck or tape player, the IVODE,zMON ITOR switch
should be set to the lvl0DE-STEREO position. When using a
monaural tape deck or tape p{ayer, it should be set to erther
the MODE LEFT or lvl0DE-RIGHT position, depending upon
which of the two input channels the output cable from the
tape deck is connected to.
aWhen playing back monaural tapes using a stereo tape deck
or tape player, the M0DE/MONIT0R switch should be set to
the M0DE-LEFT or M0DE RIGHT, depending upon which
track the mono material is recorded on.
Recording And Playback
Using Tape Recorder
Recording
1. Set the SELECTOR(5)to the position providing reproduction
of the program material that is to be recorded. ANl, Flvl-AUTO'
PHONO, or TAPE HEAD.
NOTE: 1.When making monaural recordings by using a monaural
or stereo tape recorder, connect the input of the tape
recorder to one of the two TAPE REC outputs.
2. The settings of the MODE,zIVIONITOR switch(18), the
VOLUME control (16), the TREBLE controls(11) the BASS
controls (8), or the LOW/HIGH filters (9 and 10) do not
affect the sounds being recorded. The recording level
should be adiusted with the level controls of the tape
reco rder.
PlaytJack
1. For stereo playbacx, the MODE/MONIT0R switch (18) should
be set to the IVIONITOR STEREO position. For playback of mono
material using a mono or stereo tape recorder, the MODE,/
l\l0NlTOR switch (18) should be set to either the M0NlT0R LEFT
or Nl0N lT0R-RlG HT, depending upon which track the material
is recorded on.
TAPE MONITORING
When using a Z-head or 3,head tape recorder equipped with a
monitor circuit, by making all connections for recording and
playback,it wil be possible to rnonitor the state of a recording
in progress by moving the MODE/MONITOR switch (18) back
and forth between the MODE'STERE0/MODE-RlGHT,/MODE-LEFT
and MONITOR STEREO/l\l0NlTOR-RIGHT/NIONITOR-LEFT posi'
tions. ln the case of a 2-head tape recorder, the signal being
fed to the recording head will be monitored, and in the case
of a 3 head tape recorder, the signals recorded on the tape
will immediately be monitored by the playback head picking up
the recorded signals.

TDIONEER
Three-head tape recoroer
E rasing head
Playback and monitor
MONITOR input
MODE
MODE/MONITOR SWITCH
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ALIGNMENT INSTRUCTION
Alignment of AM Section
Position of Switch: SELECT0R......AM
Volume Control Setting: Fully Counterclocrwise
STEPS lnput Dial Setting Output
Equipment
& Coupling
Alignment
Equipment & Coupling Freq Level Adjust Remarks
ISweep Generator
TPs 455KC 80dB
Point of no
i nterf erence
as near as
535KC
Oscilloscope
OUT T sos
Adjust to get maxi-
mum sensitivity
and symmetry
2TPz 60dB T so+
T sos
3TPr 50dB T sos
Tso+
T sos
4Signal Generator 600Kc 70dB
(400% 30%) 600KC AC VTVM
OUT T soz
Adjust to get maxi-
mum deflection
Antenna terminal
through dummy
51,400KC 1,400KC CTs
6Repeat STEPS 4 and 5 several times
7600KC 30dB 600Kc T sol
Ferrite Antenna
(Adjusting core)
81,400KC 1,400KC CTr
CTz
9Repeat STEPS 7 and 8 several times

Alignrnent of FM Section
Disconnect output terminal of frontend (1.2) from lN terminal of lF unit
Position of Switch: SELECTOR......FM MONO
AFC......0FF
Volume Contnol Setting: Fully Counterclockwise
STEPS I nput Dial Setting Output
Equipment
& Coupling
Alignment
Equipment & Coupling Freq Level Adjust Remarks
ISwedp Generator 10.7MC 40dB Oscilloscope T zor
T zoz
T zo:
Adjust to get maxi.
mum sensitivity and
symmet ry
IN rUNE
280dB Check symmetry of
curve
3Remove electrolytic capacitor Czso(SpF ) in detector circuit
440dB
Oscil loscope
Izcc'
Adjust primary side
of Tzo+,so that
incline of straight
part of "S" cunre
will be steepest;
adjust secondary
side so that center
of "S " curve will
cojncide with cent.
er of marker
OUT
EConnect output terminal of frontend (t,Z) to lN terminal ol F unit
6I Point of no
I
4OdB I interference
I as near as
I 88MC
Top of T:oz I Adjust to get maxi.
Tzor I mum sensitivity and
f zoz I symmetry
Tzot I
TP of Frontend TUNE
780dB Check symmetry of
cu rve
6
Connector electrolyti(
Sit"d G"*r"t* -T
FM Antenna terminal I
40dB Tzcc' Adjust similarly
STEPS 4
9: capacitor
;;rI
Czso(5frF )Oscilloscope Adjust to get maxi.
mum deflection
lo OUT
1l i06MC 106MC CT:or
12 Repeat STEPS 10 anrI 11 sever;
;;-tI
;--=--l
r -lor I
L:oi l
L:oz i
13
74 106MC L06MC CT soz
CT eoe
t5 Repeat STEPS 13 and 14 several times

Alignment of MPX Section
Position of Switch: SELECTOR......FM AUTO
AFC......OFF MUTING......OFF
Volume Control Setting: Fully Counterclockwise
luput Signal: Main (L l-R ) 40.5kc Deviation (60%) 19kc Pilot 7.5kc
Deviation (10%)
STEPS Circuit to be
adjusted
Signal Generater lnput Connect
VTVM
Alignment
Coupling lnput Signal Adjust Remar ks
1SCA
Filter
Audio
Oscillator
to lN
66KC
170mV AC VTVM TPE Lrcq Adjust to get minimum
deflection
268KC
170mV L zos
319KC
Stage
MPX
Generator
to FM Antenna
terminal
Main
(L+ R) DC VTVM
lPz L zor Lrcz
Position of VR zoz"'"'M ax
Adjust to get mimimum
def lect ion
438KC
Stage Sub
(L- R)
AC VTVM
Lout or
Rout L zo: Adjust to get maximum
def lection
5Separation
Cont rol LAC VTVM
Rout VRz Position of VRzor"'Central
point. Adjust to get mini-
mum deflection
6RAC VTVM
Lout VRz
7Main
(L+R) Lout
Rout VR zor Adjust to less than ldB
in the difference of out
put
8Repeat STEPS 56and 7 several mes
9Stereo
indicator
light 18dB VR zoz Adjust to lig[t stereo ind.
lamp when MP X Signal is
applied
10 Muting
Signal
Generator
to FM Antenna
terminal
esMC(4Oo%
3oo/o MOD)
13dB
Dial Setting:
98MC
AC VTVM
Lout or
Rout VR zos
Adjust so that output can
be -45dB with Sg ON
11
98MC(4Oocl"
3Oo% MOD)
iSdB
Dial Setting:
98MC
Conf irm output dif f erence
within 3dB with Ss ON/
OFF alternately
DIAL CORD STRINGING

C1
c2
C3
C4
c6
C7
c8
C9
cio
c11
c12
c13
c14
c15
c16
C17
c18
cr9
c20
c2t
c22
c23
c24
c25
c26
c27
c2a
c30
c31
VC1
vc2
VC3
1.4K V
64-030
PARTS
CAPACITORS LIST OF THE
P: ppF sx-I000TA
K Kilohm
COILS AND TRANSFORMERS
DIODES AND TRANSISTORS
SYI'ITCHES
Sym b ol Descrtption Part N o
R41
R42
R43
R44
R45
R46
R47
R4a
R49
R5o
R52
R53
Carbon film 47K
27K
47K
2.2K
POTENTIOMETERS
Symbol Descri pti on Part No
VR1
vR2
VR3
VR4
VR5
VR6
VR7
iOOK dual. Volume
100K duat. Treble
1O0K dual. Bass
50K dual. Balance
3OOO Current control
10K MPX Seoaration Control
c85-O54
ca7-o1 8
ca5,o52
c92-o26
c92-oo4
Symbol Descri pti on )art No
L1 AM Ferrite Loopstick antenna coil
Power transformer -42-or4
-52 -063
RESISTORS
68K
1 t\,1
100K
68K
1 00K
150K
68K
3.3K
15K
27K
150
4.7
150
330
330
6.8 K
1K
1 t!1
220K
22K
47
Carbon film
Composi ti on
Carbon film
Composition
R1
R2
R3
R4
R5
R6
R7
R8
R1t
R12
R13
R14
R15
R16
R17
R18
R19
R20
R21,
R22
R23
R24
R25
R26
R27
R28
R29
R30
R31
R32
R33
R34
R35
R36
R37
R38
R39
R40
Symbol Descri pti on Part No
D1
D2
D3
D4
D5
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
Th1
Th2
SE05C Silicon Rect
OA79 Diode
I N34
2SC793 Transistar
D-22A Thermistor
Symbol Descri pti on Part No
S1
S2
S3
S4
S5
S6
S7
S8
S9
s10
Selector Switch
Mode Selector Switch
Toggle Switches
Slide Switch
Power Switch
s16-037-c
s i 6-o38
542, co1
S4L o22+
s i1.o14.

MTSCELLANEOUS
Symbol Description Part No.
FM Frontend
FM lF unit
MPX Unit
AM Unit
Pre amp Unit
Control amp Unit
Main amp Unit
Power Supply Unit
P.T.F Unit
Front Panel
lMetal Case
Foot
Screw, to fix metal cover
Dial Scale
Dial Pointer
Dial Pulley (for tuning capacitor)
Dial Pulley
Dial spring
Knob, Selector
Knob, Tuning _
Knob,lMode
Knob, Volume, Balance, Power
Knob, Bass. Treble( L)
Knob, Bass. Treble(R)
Tuning Meter
Bracket (Orange)
Pilot Lamp
Pilot Lamp Socket
Pilot Lamp for FM Stereo
Fuse 24
Fuse Holder
Head phone jack
Connector 5P for Tape Recorder
AC Concent
Concent for Speaker
Terminal 6p
Te(minal 2p
Terminal 3p
Pilot Lamp 8V
w11-O13-B
w12 006-D
w13-O 1 9 0
w14 004-C
w1 5-OO5-D
wr 5-oo6-D
w1 5-OO7 D
wl6,OO6-A
w1 5-O 10,O
M21-O60-O
M33-Oa2 E
M61-OO3,O
811 022-B
A33,O23 0
431-OAO-O
M42 027 ,O
M42-OO9-O
E41-OO2 0
A1 1- 109-O
A11- 119-O
411115-O
Ar 1-112,O
A11 135-O
A11- 13a-O
A91 005 D
A59-030,O
E22 0r 2.O
K4r,OO2 0
E22.O1I.A
E21 00 5-O
K96 006-C
K72.OO4 0
K93 -OO3-O
K82 009-0
K54-003 0
K22.O13.O
K21,OO9-O
K31,O1t-O
E22.OO2-O
RESISTORS
Symbol Descrrptton Part No
R 501
R502
R503
R504
R505
R 506
R 507
R 508
R 509
R 510
R511
R 513
R 514
R 515
R 516
R 517
R51 8
R 519
R520
R 521
R522
R524
R525
R526
R527
Carbon film 330 K
2.2K
47K
1K
2.2K
3 3K
27K
1K
2.2K
474
220
4fK
22AK
2.2K
1K
22K
t2K
a.2 K
a.2K
47K
1K
100
22K
470
22K
roaz i,,8 w
COILS AND TRANSFORMERS
Symbol D-scr.pilon I Parl No
I5Ol Mw Rr coil I r 4r-oo4
T502 OSC Corl r43- OO3
'1503 lF I ransforner It zt-Ot
T504 lF Trans{ormer f 71 01a
T505 I F Tr ans+ormer lf7
DIODES AND TRANSFORMERS
Symbol Description Part No.
D501
D502
D503
D504
Q501
Q502
Q503
Q504
lN60 Diode
25C372 Transistor
W1.4-OO4-C (AM UNIT)
CAPACITORS
W1 1-O13-B(FM FRONT END)
GAPACITORS
Symbol Description Part No
c501
c502
c503
C504
c506
c507
c508
c509
c51 0
c51 I
c51 2
c51 3
c514
c515
c516
c517
c51 8
c519
c521
c522
c523
C€ aml
Styrol
Cerami c
Electrolytic
Ceramic
Electrolytic
Ceramic
Electrolytic
Cerami c
a 04,, I
"1
I
oolt)
+14? I 70ot
o.o4\ |
ror
5P 59.
o.o4p )
,;, tl
a.o4 p
o04,,
2P
a.o4t
30P
2oa,, I
o.o1A ]
o.oo5g l
25WV
50v
25WV
1 5WV
50v
25WV
l5wv
25WV
50v
25WV
50v
15WV
25WV
Symbol Descrjption Part No
c301
c302
c303
c304
c305
c306
c307
c308
c309
c310
c311
c312
c 313
c 314
c 315
c 316
c317
C 318
c 319
CT3OT
VC3Ol
Ceramic
Feed Through
Ceramic
Cylinder Trimmer
Variable Capacitor
1, 000 P
1. BP
5P
1.aP
10P
AP
3P
2.7P
1, OOOP
2P
toaz
1a"z
250V
500v
250V
500v
50v
500v
250V
sov
)47.OO2
)4:/.OO3
t45 004
)64-O33

RESISTORS
Corpo rirol 4.76 lOco L.t2 W
L /2 W
1K
i l\4
47K
IK
100 K
22K
2.2K
10K
220
RESISTORS
Symbol Descrrption Part No
R 201
R202
R 203
R 204
R205
R206
R2A7
R208
R 209
R 210
R21.1
R2I2
R 213
R214
R 215
R216
R217
R 218
R 219
R22A
R22I
R222
R223
R224
R225
R226
R227
R22e
R229
R230
R231
R232
R233
R234
R 235
R236
R231
R238
R239
100
1.5 K
+70
100
33K
1.5K
4.7K
2.2K
4.7K
100
1K
100
100
1.5 K
47K
2.2K
100K
1K
22K
22K
22M
100K
100
1K
1K
100
1.5 K
47K
1K
1K
t0%
15K
1K
10K
2.2K
100
100(
33K
33K
L, BW
COILS AND TRANSFORMERS
tu-o"ll Descriptron prr t No.
""""",'l' T23.O25
T302 F Trans{ormer Tal Ol7-
L 301
L302
L303
L304
L 305
RF CoiJ f23-A2€,.
T 23.A27
OSC Co I T23.A27.
RF Choke Coit a24.o2i
TUBES AND DIODE
Symbol Description Part No.
v30i
v302
v303
D 301
6HA5
6CW4
1 S85
Descr pt on i
C2AT
c2a2
c 203
c204
c205
c206
c207
C 2OB
c2a9
C2IO
C2I1
c212
c213
c214
c2t5
C2I6
C2I7
c 218
c219
c22A
C22I
c223
c224
c225
c226
c227
c229
c230
c2.i1
oo14F I
001aF B0:,
5PF r 1O9l,
o.olpF ao,% loti.
Electrolyttc
L e.rtr.,l yt c
w-! 2-()06( tF uNtT)
CAPACITORS
COMPOUND PARTS'
Symbol Description I PartNo
w201 iDrscriminater W53'o32 o
CO!LS AND. TRANSFORMERS
\/nool DF,.rpro- o"rt\o
I 201 r ll I on 'orrer I ot.Org
r2a2 | T81-o19
I?gl i r81.o18
T2o4 I jrsz.oro.
) 1oO, De. L r p'ton Part No
D2OL tN6O Diode
D202
D203
D2A4
D 205
D205
Q201 2sc46oA Transistor
alA
Q2o3 l
o- 04
Q/0 -\t )/2 I ransistor

PTONEE
w13-O-r g-(MPX UN|T)
CAPACITORS
Diodes and Transistors
RESISTORS
wl5-oos- (HEAD AMP UNIT)
CAPACITORS
iymbol Descri pt ion Part No
c7 01
c7 02
c703
c704
c705
c706
c7 07
c708
c709
c7 10
c77t
c7 t2
c7 13
c7 14
c71 5
c7 t6
C7 I7
e7 ra
c7 t9
electrolytic
styrol
el ectrol yti c
sty rol
electrol yti c
sty ro I
electrolytic
myl ar
1p
o.o2
1op
54
3p
o.o05
o.oo1
lou
3p
o.ooL
2OOp
1p
lop
o. oo4
t ro%
):leZ
tlvl
L 1002
10v
50v
t5v
10v
50v
tov
15V
10v
50v
10v
15V
50v
COILS AND TRANSFORMERS
Symbol De scr i pti on Part No.
L70 1
L702
L703
L704
L705
19 kHz Transformers
19 kHz doubler Transformer
38 kHz Transformer
SCA Filter Coit
T9A,O 18-l
T98- O 1 9,r'
T 9 8-O2 3.t
T9a-O21-t
r9a.o22.A
Symbol De scri pti on Part No.
DTOI
07 02
D703
D7 04
D705
D706
Q7O1
Q7 02
Q703
Q7 04
Q7O5
Q7 06
Q707
Q708
oA7 9
2sc458 €) Transi stor
25C372 Transistor
Symbol Descripti on Part No
R701
R7 02
R703
R 704
R705
R 706
R7 07
R 70a
R709
R710
R711
R7 t2
R713
R714
R715
R716
R7 17
R71a
R719
R7 20
R7 21
R7 22
R7 23
R7 24
R7 25
R7 26
R7 27
R728
R7 29
R730
R731
R7 32
R733
R734
R735
R736
R7 37
Car6on film
Compos i ti on
Carbon film
6.aK
2.2K
47K
22K
t2K
10K
100
3.3K
47K
10K
1K
22K
220K
330K
68K
330K
a.2K
1.5K
a.2K
a2K
220K
47K
33K
100
3.3K
10K
1.5K
I OOK
toP,4
5%
1@,4
5%
lez
10%
L /aw
L/2W
L /AW
COMPOUND PARTS
S mybo IDescri ption Part No
F7 OI
F702 38kHz Filter w 53.041-O
Symbol Descraption Part No
c
c
c
C
c
C
c
c
C
c
C
c
C
C
c
c
c
c
C
c
ol
o2
o3
o4
o5
o6
07
o8
o9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Electrolytic
S ty rol
Electrolytic
Styrol
Electrolytic
Myl ar
rQp
500P
7op
100 P
lOOp
7op
O.OI y
O. OO3p
1002
100,6
LOoZ
10v
50v
10v
50v
25V
3V
15V
50v
POTENTIOMETERS
Symbol Descri pt ion Part No,
VR7O1
vR7 02 lK, L and R Level adjust
3OOO Auto Levet adjust c92.O22-(
c92.O26-(

RESISTORS RESISTORS
S y mbol Desci rpti on Part No
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
tr
01
02
03
o4
05
06
07
0a
09
10
1l
12
13
14
15
16
17
1a
19
20
21
22
23
24
z5
26
27
2a
Carbon 270K
390
100 K
330K
33K
330K
27K
1M
15K
2.2K
10K
220
1K
10al
Symbol ] Descriptron Part NO
R601
R602
R603
R604
R605
R606
R607
R608
R609
R610
R61 1
R612
R613
R614
R61 5
R61 6
R61 7
R61 8
R619
R620
R62I
R622
R623
R624
R625
R626
R627
R628
R629
R630
R631
R632
Carbon {ilm 47K
150t(
33K
1. 5K
3.9K
1K
a.2K
10K
4.7K
330K
150t<
2.2K
10K
15K
1K
100% 1i4 W
TRANSISTORS
Symbol Descri oti on Part No
Q 101
Q 102
Q 1O3
Q 1O4
2SC369
TRANSISTORS
Symbol Description Part No
@01
@02
Q603
Q604
z5u lb9 I ransrstor
2SC369
w1s-oo6- (CoNTROL AMP UN|T)
CAPACITORS w1s-oo7- (MAIN AMP UN!T)
CAPACITORS
Symbol Description Part No.
c601
c602
c603
c604
c605
c606
c607
c608
c609
c610
c61 1
c6r2
c613
c6i4
c617
c618
c619
c620
C62I
c622
c623
c624
c625
c626
Electrolytic
M ylar
Elect rolytic
MyL
rop
50p
lOOp
lop
0.0O3p
O.05p
lop
TOOp
1p
IOO/r
0.054
1002
1096
Sym bol Description Part No
c801
c8a2
csoi
c804
c805
c806
caaT
c808
c809
c810
cBl 1
c8t2
c 813
c814
c 815
c816
c 817
c818
El ectrol yti c
Mylar
Electrolytrc
tvyl a r
Electrolytic
Ceramic
Electrolytic
10p
0.05.
5p
0.054
50 /r
to0P
roop
roaz
20"/6
rooz
1096

FFTONEER
RESISTORS
Symbol Descrrptron Part No
R ao1
Rao2
R8o3 I
R 804
R ao5
R ao6
R ao7
R 808
Rsoe ]
bon tilm
RBlO
Ral 1
R 812
Rar3
R a14
R 815
R 816
R 417
RA18
Ra19
Ra20
R 821
R822
R 42"1
R824
Ra25
R826
Ra27
Ra28
R829
R 430
R 831
Ra32
RA33
Ra34
R 835
R 836
Ra37
Ra3a
Ra39
R 440
R 841
Ra42
R 443
Ra44
R 445
R 446
RB47
R a4a
100 K
68K
47K
4.7K
1K
150
470K
1 50K
220
4.7K
1 50K
laoK
3.3K
10K
10
a.2K
2.2K
5.6K
33K
2.2K
r50
22A
33
220
LO0/6
tr-l
,l
,rr-l
l
w16-()06-A (POYnER
CAPACITORS SUPPLY UN|T)
tI
I
-+
{
c
Symbol Descrlption Part No
c90 1
c902
c903
c904
c905
e I ectrol yti clOOp
lop
1 OOp
20OP
50v
25V
15V
RESISTORS
Symbol Description Part No.
R90 1
R902
R903
R904
R905
R906
R907
Carbon film 420
22K
33K
1aK
3.3K
47
680
1e%
5%
1V
2W
L/2W
DIODES AND TRANSISTORS
Symbol Descriptjon tNo
D90 t
D902
D903
D904
D905
D906
D907
Q9o 1
Qeo 2
Q9O3
SW'1 02 Diode
SH- 1 S Diode
SZ-2OO-13 Zener Diode
2SC627 Transistor
2SC620 Transistor
2SC367 Transistor
DIODES AND TRANSISTORS
Symbol Description Part No
DAO3
D AO4
Dao5
DA06
Q801
QAO2
Q8O3
Q8O4
Q8o5
Q806
Q8O9
Qaro
Qal 1
Q812
lN60
oA79
2SC283
2SC 627
2SC458
25C29L
2SC2a3
i
I
I
t8

-l
FUSE HOI NtrR ,/LINE VOLTAGE
ffi.iSELECTOR AC OUTLET TAPE REC.PB rl48E-----r PHoNo2
OONNECTOR BEC MONLTOR ryx MAG GND PJ-q TAPE
IffiI CER,/XTAL M AG HEADaffiEilza
LOW HIGH
lt
FILTER
MUTING otSororru, PHONO
SELECTOR SELECTOR
MPX SEPARATION
,$ut,ipt1m*
o r43-oo4 'T71-c
'@ [E@N I@€
VC2o7-oTp;;
Qs
2SC793
@(d
POWER
TRANSFORMER
@@
.F6 '6rg,..:ryeri,'$i;i,'oi?
"i"o, Qzoz v 2sj:J2 ' '';;;, .L.
2SC460 2SC460 _ zdC+Oo 2SC460 t
Tzot I2o2 T2o3 rzo+Tzot Tzoz I JU+ou T2o3 - Izo+
T81-018 T81-019 T18-018 T82-016
al@l 4 [@F@l al@l arcrel

\
ffiFtONEER T
NdODEL SX.IOOOTA
TEChI NICAL SPEGIFICATIONS
Tubes Transistors & Diodes
Tuner Section
1.........6HA5 (FMFrontend)
2.........6CW4 (Nuvistors; FM Frontend)
4.........2SC460A (FM lF Stage)
6.........25C372 (FM AGC,MPX Stage, Al\4 RFamp,Conv. lFamp)
. 7.........2SC458@) (lvlPX Stace)
1.........1S85 (Variablecapacitancediode;AFC)
10.........1N60 (Diodes; Discriminator,AGC.AMDet)
6.........0A79 (Diodes; M PX Stase)
Audio Section
a.........2SC369 (Equalizer amp,Control amp)
2.........2SC283 (Driver)
2. -.......25C 6 27 (Driver)
2.........25C485 (Driver)
2.........25842I (Driver\
4.........25C793 (Power amp)
2.........25C29I (Protection circuit)
3.........2SC283 (Filter circuit, Protection circuit)
1.........2SC367 (Filter circuit)
7.........0A79 (Diodes; Protection circuit,Thermal compensation)
2.......-.1N60 (Diodes;Protectioncircuit)
4.........SW'1-02 (Diodes; Rectifier)
2.........SH-1S (Diodes; Rectifier)
2.........SE05C (Diodes; Rectifier)
1.........S2 200'13(Zener diode)
Temperature Sensitive Resistors
2.........D22A (Thermistors)
FM Section
C ircu itry
Frequency Range
IHF Usable Sensitivity
lmage Rejection
Signal to Noise Ratio
Antenna Input
Frontend using 3gang variable air capacttor
4dual tuning lF stages equipped with
muting circuit
87-108 MHz
2.2 pv
55 db
60 db
300 ohms (balanced)
Multiplex
C ircu itry
Audio Section
C ircu itry
Music Power Output
RMS Rated Power 0utput
Harmonic Disiortion
Frequency Response
Power Bandwidth
Dumping Factor
Hum & Noise (at rated
output) (lHF rating)
lnputs and Audio Sensi-
tivity (for rated outpui)
lnput lmpedance
Output Terminals and
Jacks
Equalization Curves
Tone Controls (each
chan nel)
F i lters
Loudness Contour
Power Supply
Protection Circuit
Line Requirements
Dimensions
Weight
Single Ended push'pull circuit OTL
90 watts total (lHF rating) (8o loaCs)
120 Watts (4Q loads)
40 waits per channel 0.5% H.D. (8oload)
50 Watts per channel
0.5% (atlkHz at rated output)
20 -60,000 Hz (Over-all)
15-40,000 Hz (lHF)
30 (8o loads)
TAPE HEAD: better than 60db
IV]AG
AUX better than 70 db
better than 85 db
Section
MAGnetlc PHONO : 2.5 mv.
CFRamic PHONO : 55 mv.
TAPE HEAD : 1.5 mv.
TAPE IVIONITOR : 200 mv
AUXiliary : 200 mv
lVAGnetic PHONO; 5OkO (1kHz)
CERamic PHONO: 90kO (1kHz)
TAPE HEAD
AUX: 120kO (1kHz)
20OkO (1kHz)
TAPF MONITOR: 20OkO (1kHz)
Speakers: 8--16 ohms Stereo head-
phone .jack Simultaneous tape Record-
ing lacks equipped with TAPE lVlONl-
TOR switch
Tape recording/ playback
jack (DlN standards)
PHONO: RIAA
TAPE: NAB
BASS: boost 13 db, cut 14 db (at 50 Hz
TREBLE: boost 10 db, cut 12 db
(at 10,000 Hz )
LOW: cut 9 db (at 50 Hz )
HIGH: cut 11 db (at 10,OOO Hz )
Switchable to ON-OFF boost
13 db at 50 Hz, with
boost 9 db at 10,000 112
VOLUMEcontrol set at -40db
Channel Separation
AM Section
C ircu itry
Frequency Range
IHF Usable Sensitivity
Antenna lnput
Time Switching Circuit equipped with
automatic M0N0-STEREO Switch
38 db (at 1000 Hz )
Superheterodyne circuit with tuned
R F-Stage
525-1,605 kHz
18 pv
Built-in Ferrite loopstick antenna with
terminal for external antenna
Etc-
Electronic Switch
II5/23O volts, 1 8,/0.9 am p.
(switchable),
50-60 Hz 175 watts (l\4ax)
Overall 16"/405 mm (width)
xSUd'/1.37 mm (height)
x::t2rc"/350 mm (depth)
Net 25 lbs. 5 ozl lI 5 kg
()
ATION
FI ONE.ER ELEGTRONI G trtrRPtrR
l5-5, 4-Chome, Ohmori-nishi, Ohta-ku, Tokyo, Japan
PIONEER ELECTRONICS U.SA. CORPORATION
140 Smith St., Farmingdale, 1.1., N.Y. 11735, U.S.A.
PIONEER ELEC'I'RONIC EUROPE AG.
59, Forch Strasse, 8032 Zurich, Switzerland
( R19,189.A )(IN-o3YOO3T) Printed in Japan