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Sansui RA-700 User manual

OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
SOLID-STATE
REVERBERATION
AMPLIFIER
SANSUI
RA-700_
SANSUI
ELECTRIC
Co.,
LTD.
Congratulations
on
joining
the
thousands
of
proud,
satisfied
owners
of
quality
stereo
components
from
Sansui.
The
RA-700
reverberation
amplifier
is
a
unique
com-
ponent
to
add
a
new
thrilling
pleasure
to
your
stereo
enjoyment.
It
can
provide
reverberation
effects
to
all
the
program
sources
set
up
on
your
existing
stereo
control
amplifier,
including
the
playback
from,
record-
ing
on
a
tape
deck,
and
dubbing
between
two
tape
decks.
The
continuously
controllable
reverberation
time,
multicolored
reverberation
indicator
and
other
new
ideas
have
been
engineered
into
the
RA-700.
This
manual
has
been
prepared
to
guide
you
in
con-
necting
and
operating
the
reverberation
amplifier
cor-
rectly.
Please
read
it
carefully
before
operating
the
amplifier
and
retain
it
for
future
reference.
CONTENTS
SWITCHES
AND
CONTROLS.
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SWITCHES
AND
CONTROLS
REVERBERATION
INDICATOR
The
reverberation
indicator
is
illuminated
when
the
Reverberation
On
or
Record
button
is
de.
pressed.
The
two
rainbows,
one
inverted,
draw
sharply
and
distinctly
apart
as
the
reverberation
time
is
shortened.
REVERBERATION
TIME
CONTROL
Use
this
control
to
adjust
the
reverberation
time
while
watching
the
reverberation
indicator.
To
lengthen
the
time,
turn
it
clockwise;
to
shorten
the
time,
turn
it
counterclockwise.
ERBERATION
AMPLIFIER
A-700.
POWER
SWITCH
Push
this
switch
once
to
turn
the
power
on;
push
it
again
to
turn
the
power
off.
POWER
INDICATOR
The
power
indicator
is
lit
when
the
Power
switch
is
turned
on.
It
remains
lit
while
the
amplifier
is
on.
REVERBERATION
PUSHBUTTONS
ON—Depress
this
button
to
add
reverberation
to
any
program
source.
If it
is
depressed
during
the
recording
process,
the
recording
is
made
without
reverberation
but
only
the
sound
from
the
speakers
is
reverberated.
OFF—Depress
this
button
if
you
want
not
to
add
reverberation
during
the
recording
process
or
while
listening
to
records,
radio
broadcasts
or
tapes.
RECORD—Depress
this
button
to
add
reverbera-
tion
to
the
sound
of
the
recording.
TAPE
MODE
SELECTOR
B—Use
this
position
to
record
on,
or
play
back
through,
the
tape
deck
connected
to
the
TAPE
DECK
B
jacks.
A—Use
this
position
to
record
on,
or
play
back
through,
the
tape
deck
connected
to
the
TAPE
DECK
A
jacks.
OFF—Use
this
position
to
provide
reverberation
effects
to
a
program
source
set
up
on
the
receiver
(or
control
amplifier)
connected
to
the
RA-700.
With
the
selector
switched
to
this
position,
the
reverberation
amplifier
is
disconnected
from
the
tape
deck
circuits.
Ap
B—Use
this
position
to
record
from
the
tape
deck
A
to
the
tape
deck
B.
Bp
A—Use
this
position
to
record
from
the
tape
deck
B
to
the
tape
deck
A.
CONNECTIONS
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=
WALL
AC
OUTLET
REAR
PANEL
OF
RECEIVER
(or
control
amplifier)
TO
INPUTS
<=
OF
TAPE
DECK
A
TO
OUTPUTS
TO
INPUTS
OF
TAPE
OF
TAPE
DECK
A
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TO
OUTPUTS
OF
TAPE
DECK
B
=
TAPE
DECK
A
TAPE
DECK
B
—
4
—
CONNECTIONS
/
OPERATION
TAPE
DECK
A
TAPE
DECK
B
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PLAYBACK
PLAY
BACK
RECORDING
TURNTABLE
RECEIVER
OR
CONTROL
AMPLIFIER
RA-700
OUTPUTS
ad
RA-700
INPUTS
WALL
AC
OUTLET
REVERBERATION
AMP,
CONNECTION
TO
RECEIVER
OR
CONTROL
AMPLIFIER
RA-700
RECEIVER
OR
REVERBERTION
AMP
CONTROL
AMP
TAPE
(REC)
Outputs
[
LEFT
=
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LEFT
7
RIGHT
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RIGHT
SPEAKER
SYSTEMS
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LEFT
RIGHT
TAPE
(PLAY
or
MON)
Inputs
=>
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7
RIGHT
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RIGHT
[
LEFT
CONNECTION
OF
TAPE
DECK
TO
RA-700
RA-700
TAPE
DECK
Recording:
Inputs
©
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LEFT
7
RIGHT
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RIGHT
To
Reverberate
Sound
From
Any
Pro-
.
gram
Source—Record
Player,
Tuner
or
Microphone—Except
Tape
Deck
1.
Set
the
Tape
Monitor
switch
on
the
receiver
(or
control
amplifier)
to
its
PLAYBACK
or
ON
position.
2.
Turn
the
Tape
Mode
selector
on
the
RA-
__
700
to
its
OFF
position.
.
Depress
the
Reverberation
On
button.
4.
Adjust
the
Reverberation
Time
control
to
‘he
desired
reverberation.
To
Reverberate
Sound
From
or
Through
the
Tape
Deck
Playback
1.
Set
the
Tape
Monitor
switch
on
the
receiver
(or
control
amplifier)
to
its
PLAYBACK
or
ON
position.
2.
Turn
the
Tape
Mode
selector
on
the
RA-
700
to
A
or
B
depending
on
which
jacks
are
being
used
for
playback.
3.
Depress
the
Reverberation
On
button.
4.
Operate
the
tape
deck
in
the
playback
mode.
5.
Adjust
the
Reverberation
Time
control
to
the
desired
reverberation.
-
Recording
1.
Set the
Tape
Monitor
switch
on
the
receiver
(or
control
amplifier)
to
its
PLAYBACK
or
ON
position.
2.
Turn
the
Tape
Mode
selector
on
the
RA-
700
to
A
or
B
depending
on
which
jacks
are
being
used
for
recording.
3.
Depress
the
Reverberation
Record
button.
4.
Operate
the
tape
deck
in
the
recording
mode.
’
5.
Adjust
the
Reverberation
Time
control
to
the
desired
reverberation.
.
Notes:
«
If
the
Reverberation
On
button
is
depressed
during
the
recording
process,
the
original
pro-
gram
can
be
recorded
without
reverberation
nn
et
TS
SS,
while
the
reverberated
sound
comes
from
the
speakers.
If
the
Reverberation
Off
button
is
depressed
during
the
recording
process,
no
reverberation
is
added
to
the
sound
of
the
recording
nor
to
the
sound
from
the
speakers.
Dubbing
1.
Set the
Tape
Monitor
switch
on
the
receiver
(or
control
amplifier)
to
its
PLAYBACK
or
ON
position.
2.
When
recording
from
the
tape
deck
A
to
the
tape
deck
B,
turn
the
Tape
Mode
selector
to
APB;
when
recording
from
the
B
to
the
A,
turn
the
selector
to
BRA.
3.
Depress
the
Reverberation
Record
button.
4.
Operate
one
tape
deck
in
the
playback
mode
and
another
in
the
recording
mode.
5.
Adjust
the
Reverberation
Time
control
to
the
desired
reverberation.
Note:
If
you
want
not
to
add
reverberation
during
the
dubbing
process,
depress
the
Rever-
beration
Off
button.
If
the
Reverberation
On
button
is
depressed
during
the
dubbing
process,
the
original
tape
can
be
recorded
without
re-
verberation
while
the
reverberated
sound
comes
from
the
speakers.
Monitoring
If
your
tape
deck
has
its
own
preamplifier
as
well
as
separate
recording
and
playback
heads,
you
can
monitor
the
tape
instantly
after
the
recording
is
made
and
while
the
recording
is
still
in
progress.
For
use
with
a
two-head
tape
recorder
which
can
pick
up
a
signal
before
the
recording
is
made,
you
can
listen
to
it
as
well.
If
a
two-head
tape
recorder
which
does
not
employ
this
arrangement
is
used
for
recording,
not
playback,
the
Tape
Monitor
switch
on
the
control
amplifier
(or
receiver)
should
be
set
to
its
SOURCE
or
OFF
position,
otherwise
no
sound
comes
from
the
speakers.
HINTS
ON
USE
ACCESSORIES
Connections
Be
sure
to
use
shielded
cable
(four
connecting
cords
supplied)
to
connect
a
control
amplifier
and
tape
decks
to
the
RA-700.
The
use
of
an
ordinary
twin
leadwire
may
cause
hum
or
noise.
Always
check
to
see
if
the
connecting
cords
are
plugged
firmly
and
properly
into
their
corresponding
output
or
input
jacks.
If
the
connections
are
loose
or
in
touch
with
other
parts,
the
RA-700
will
not
perform
normally,
and
may
produce
undesirable
noise.
If
used
in
such
a
way
for
a
long
time,
it
will
eventually
break
down.
A.C,
Outlets
The
two
a.c.
outlets
on
the
rear
panel
are
live
at
all
times
and
for
plugging
in
a
pair
of
tape
decks.
The
voltage
delivered
at
these
AC
out-
lets
is
the
same
as
the
power
supply
voltage
used.
They
have
a
maximum
capacity
of
300
VA
total.
Never
use
them
beyond
their
rated
capacity.
UNSWITCHED
TOTAL
300VA
MAXIMUM
Power
Fuse
If
the
unit
remains
completely
dead
when
the
power
is
switched
on
(the
POWER
indicator
fails
to
light),
the
power
fuse
is
probably
blown.
In
this
case,
remove
the
line
cord
from
its
a.c.
outlet
and
replace
the
fuse
after
finding
and
eliminating
the
trouble
that
caused
the
fuse
to
blow.
Use
only
an
identical
glass-tubed
fuse.
For
100-117
volt
operation,
a
0.5
ampere
fur
—
is
required.
For
220-240
volt
operation,
a
0.3
ampere
fuse
should
be
used.
Never
attemp’
to
use
a
piece
of
wire
or
a
fuse
of
a
defferent
capacity
as
a
substitute.
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with
some
type
fuse
Grounding
Connect
one
end
of
vinyl
or
enameled
wire
to
the
terminal
screw
marked
GND
on
the
rear
of
the
amplifier,
attach
a
copper
plate
to
the
other
end and
bury
it
underground.
In
all
cases,
*
grounding
is
desirable
since
it
allows
a
better
SN
ratio
to
be
obtained.
To
ground
an
entire
audio
system,
connect
the
grounding
wire
of
each
component
to
this
terminal.
COPPER
PLATE
BURIED
UNDERGROUND.
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Ne
ee!
Voltage
Adjustment
ACCESSORIES
+
To
reach
the
voltage
selector,
remove
the
two
1,
OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS..........
1
screws
from
the
nameplate
on
the
rear
panel
2.
OPERATING
SHEET..........-++-.+--
1
and
then
remove
the
nameplate.
The
voltage
S
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4
700
at
the
correct
volt
in
any
area.
The
volt
has
been
pre-adjusted
at
the
factory,
but
can
Operating
Instructions
Stock
No.
9208670
be
easily
readjusted
as
follows:
Set
the
arrow
on
the
voltage
selector
plug
to
the
required
volt:
100,
117,
220
or
240
volts.
2.
The
power
fuse
should
also
be
changed
whenever
the
a.c.
line
voltage
is
changed.
For
100-117
volt
operation,
a
0.5
ampere
fuse
is
required.
For
220-240
volt
operation,
the
fuse
should
be
changed
to
a
0.3
ampere
fuse.
Note:
The
voltage
selector
can
be
also
used
to
eliminate
the
trouble
caused
by
the
consider-
able
voltaege
fluctuation.
In
this
case,
it
should
be
set
to
the
peak
voltage.
Placement.
Your
RA-700
may
be
placed
in
any
position
where
it
is
convenient
to
reach.
But
we
recom-
mend
to
place
it
away
from
the
speakers
be-
cause
unnatural
reverberation
or
booming
noise
may
be
caused.
SPECIFICATIONS
“BLOCK
DIAGRAM
SPECIFICATIONS
RATED
OUTPUT
VOLTAGE:
300mY
(at
1,000Hz,
Reverberation
time
minimum
input
level
200m)
MAXIMUM
INPUT
VOLTAGE:
3V
(at
1,000Hz,
Reverberation
time
minimum)
HARMONIC
DISTORTION:
Less
than
0.2%
(at
1,000Hz,
Reverberation
time
minimum
output
level
300mV)
FREQUENCY
RESPONSE:
20
to
30,000Hz
+2dB
(st
Reverberation
time
minimum)
20
to
30,000Hz
+10dB
(at
Reverberation
time
maximum)
SIGNAL
TO
NOISE
RATIO:
65dB
(at
output
level
300mV)
REVERBERATION
TIME:
1.9
to
3.2
second
(at
1,000Hz)
INPUT
IMPEDANCE:
more
than
200k
ohms
(at
1,000Hz)
INPUT
AND
OUTPUT
JACKS:
INPUT
OUTPUT
TAPE
DECK—A
TAPE
DECK—B
BLOCK
DIAGRAM
LOAD
IMPEDANCE:
100k
ohms
SWITCHES
AND
CONTROLS:
REVERBERATION
MODE:
ON,
OFF,
RECORD
TAPE
MODE:
REC/PLAY—B
REC/PLAY—A
A—B
DUBBING
8—A
DUBBING
POWER
REQUIREMENT:
POWER
VOLTAGE:
100,
117,
220,
240V
50/60Hz
POWER
CONSUMPTION:
9W
(rated)
SEMI-CONDUCTORS:
Transistors:
11
Diodes:
3
DIMENSIONS:
1114/1
6”(280mm)
W,
4157)
6”(125mm)
H,
107/16%(264mm)
D
9.3
Ibs
(4.2kg)
Net
11.9
Ibs
(5.4kg)
Packed
WEIGHT:
*Design
and
specifications
subject
to
change
without
notice
for
improvements.
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