Sony TA-F530ES User manual

SONY
Integrated
Sfereo Amplifier
Operating Instructions
TA-F530ES/F222ESR
TA-F630ESD/F303ESD
TA-F730ES/F333ESR

[English _
WARNING
Operating Voltage
To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to
rain or moisture.
To avoid electrical shock, do not open the cabinet. Refer
servicing to qualified personnel only.
FOR THE CUSTOMERS IN CANADA
This apparatus complies with the Class B limits for radio
noise emissions set out in Radio Interference Regulations.
CAUTION:
TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT USE THIS
POLARIZED AC PLUG WITH AN EXTENSION CORD,
RECEPTACLE OR OTHER OUTLET UNLESS THE
BLADES CAN BE FULLY INSERTED TO PREVENT
BLADE EXPOSURE.
NOTICE FOR THE CUSTOMERS IN THE UNITED
KINGDOM
IMPORTANT
The wires in this mains lead are coloured in accordance with
the following code:
Blue: Neutral
Brown: Live
As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of this
apparatus may not correspond with the coloured markings
identifying the terminals in your plug proceed as follows: The
wire which is coloured blue must be connected to the
terminal which is marked with the letter N or coloured black.
The wire which is coloured brown must be connected to the
terminal which is marked with the letter L or coloured red.
Precautions
e Unplug the unit from the wall outlet if it is not to be used for
an extended period of time. To disconnect the cord, pull it
out by grasping the plug. Never pull the plug out by the
cord.
Avoid installing or leaving the unit in a location:
- near heat sources such as radiators, airducts or heaters
~ subject to direct sunlight ,
- exposed to rain or moisture
- where it is liable to come into contact with dust or dirt
- that is unventilated, such as a bookcase
Should any liquid or solid object fall into the component,
unplug the stereo system and have the component
checked by qualified personne! before operaing it any
further.
¢ AC power cord must be changed only at the qualified
service shop.
For TA-F730ES/F303ESR
¢ To detach the side panels, first disconnect the power cord
from the wall outlet. Remove the screws on both sides to
remove the panels and fasten the supplied screws into the
holes on the main unit. (U.K. models does not come with
the wooden side panels and the screws.)
If you have any question or problem concerning your unit that
is not covered in this manual, please consult your nearest
Sony dealer.
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Before connecting the unit to an AC outlet, be sure that the
operating voltage of your unit is identical with that of your
local power supply.
Operates on 120 V AC, 60 Hz
Operates on 220 V AC,
50/60 Hz.
Operates on 240 V AC, 50 Hz.
Operates on either 120 V, 220 V
or 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz.
The voltage selectors is located
on the rear panel. if the selector
must be reset, disconnect the AC
power cord and turn the selector
with a coin so that the arrow mark
of the selector points to the
proper voltage figure.
Canada
European countries
United Kingdom
Other countries

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Connection notes
Speaker connection
Power connection
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Features
e Rigid chassis, named “Gibraltar” reduces distortion caused by
vibrations.
e Spontaneous twin drive power circuit assures powerful
reproduction.
¢ Tone control consists of only passive elements to minimize the
deterioration of tone quality.
Source direct switch is employed to reproduce high fidelity
sound.
e Super legato linear system of the power amplifier assures high
power output.
For TA-F530ES/F222ESR/F730ES/F333ESR
e Adapter jacks are provided for the connection of an equipment
such as graphic equalizer.
e Direct in jacks are provided for the pure reproduction of the
program source.
For TA-F630ESD/F303ESD
e PDM-DA converter provides three systems of optical and
coaxial input jacks.

System Connections
Connection Notes
e
The
power
cord
should
be
connected
last
of
alll,
first
making
sure
that
the
POWER
switch
is
tuned
off.
e The cable connectors should be fully inserted into the jacks.
A loose connection may cause hum and noise.
e
Cord
plugs
and
jacks
are
color
coded.
Red
plugs
and
jacks
are
for
right-channel
and
white
ones
for
left-channel.
TA-F530ES/F222ESR
Turntable system
to a wall outlet
sam (0 a wall outlet
Graphic equalizer, etc.
ig
aa all
sonal
to a wall outlet
Right Speaker Left Speaker
to a wall outlet
CD player, etc.
to a wall outlet
Cassette deck
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CD player
to a wall outlet
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White White
to a wall outlet
To
enjoy
purer
sound
(TA-F530ES/F222ESR/F730ES/F333ESR
only)
Connect
CD
player
or
tuner
to
the
DIRECT
IN
jacks.
DIRECT
IN
circuitry
bypasses
the
INPUT
SELECTOR
and
REC
OUT
SELECTOR
so
the
signal is sent directly to the amplifier. Note that the programsowurce input
through DIRECT IN jacks cannot be processed through an adeapter nor
be output through REC OUT jacks.

TA-F630ESD/F303ESD
Turntable system CD player, etc.
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a
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outlet
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a
wall
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OPTICAL OUT
CD player, etc.
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Right Left Speaker
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Notes on digital connection (TA-F630ESD/F303ESD only) between the amplifier and DAT deck and may damage the units.
e Never connect digital signal to the analog input (PHONO, TUNER, CD, e When your digital audio equipment is provided with a optical/coaxial
or TAPE) of the amplifier, as this can cause damage to the amplifier output selectors, be sure to set the selectors according to he
and/or speaker system. connections.
e To connect the DAT deck with analog system, always use the TAPE 2 To record program source with DAT deck
(DAT) jacks of the amplifier. tf the DAT deck is connected to TAPE 1 Connect DAT deck to TAPE 2 jacks. Recording cannot be chrte from the
jacks and digital input source is selected, a signal loop is created OPTICAL 2 (DAT) jacks.

System Connections
TA-F730ES/F333ESR
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Speaker Connection
This
unit
has
provision
for
two
pairs
of
speaker
systems,
system
A
and
system
B,
which
can
be
selected
individually
or
simultaneously
by
means
of
the
SPEAKERS
selector.
Left
Speaker
Speaker
Speaker cord connection
See the figure.
1. Strip the outer covering and twist the wires.
2 Loosen the terminal screw, fully insert the twisted wires
into the hole.
3 Tighten the screw.
Pull the speaker cord slightly to confirm if the connection
is secure.
Generally speaker cords are coded with color or mark,
indicating the @Opolarities. Remember the coding and
prevent faulty connections.
Right speaker: to R SPEAKER terminal
Left speaker: to L SPEAKER terminal
@ code: for@connection
© code: forOconnection
The AC outlet on the rear supplies power to other audio
components whose total power consumption is 100 watts or
less. :
Do not connect any electrical home appliances such as an
electric iron, fan, TV or other high-wattage equipment to
these AC outlets.
For the models available in Europe and U.K.
The outlet is controlled by the front panel POWER switch.
Caution for the models available in countries other than
in Europe or U.K.
The UNSWITCHED outlets remain live, independently of
power switch setting, at all times when the unit is connected
to the AC power supply.

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[1] POWER switch and power/standby indicator
Immediately after turning ON the power, the standby
indicator lights in red as the built-in muting circuit
activates.
When the amplifier stays in a stable operating condition,
the indicator lights in green.
The indicator lights in red when the unit detects sheating
of circuit of the speaker outputs or in case of short-circuit
of the inputs of DC components.
In such a case, disconnect the power source and check
the connected components and speaker systems.
[2] SPEAKERS selector
Select speaker system A or B, or both.
To use power amplifier or active speaker system
connected to the PRE OUT jacks, set the selector to B/
PRE OUT (TA-F730ES/F333ESR only).
For headphone monitoring only, set the selector to OFF.
[3] ADAPTOR/DIRECT IN switch (TA-F530ES/F222ESR/
F730ES/F333ESR only)
Set to NORMAL to select program source by INPUT
SELECTOR. To listen to a program source processed
through adapter (graphic equalizer, for example)
connected to ADAPTOR jacks, set the selector to
ADAPTOR.
To listen to a program source connected to DIRECT IN
jacks, set it to DIRECT IN.
Note that selecting ADAPTOR has no effect upon the
signals output through the REC OUT jacks.
{4] INPUT SELECTOR (TA-F530ES/F222ESR/F730ES/
F333ESR only)
Selects the desired program source.
[5] ATTENUATOR knob
Regulates the sound level.
[6] MUTING switch and indicator
Generally, keep the switch released (OFF).
Depress the switch to reduce the sound level by 20 dB.
(Output voltage becomes 1/10.)
HEADPHONES jack (stereo phone jack)
MODE selector
STEREO: For listening to a stereo program.
MONO: For listening to a monaural program.
[9] BASS and TREBLE controls
REC OUT SELECTOR
Selects the program source sent to the REC OUT jacks
(rear panel).
When set to DIGITAL, the selection is made with the
DIGITL INPUT SELECTOR. (TA-630ESD/F303ESD
only)
[11] BALANCE control
Controls the sound level of left and right speakers.
12} SOURCE DIRECT switch and indicator
Depress the switch. The red indicator lights and the
circuits of the tone control, subsonic filter switch (TA-
F730ES/F333ESR), balance control and mode switch are
disengaged without regard to the setting of the switches.
When this switch is activated, the indicator of the TONE
switch does not light. (TA-F730ES/F333ESR only)
[13] CARTRIDGE selector (TA-F530ES/F222ESR/
F630ESD/303ESD only)
Set the selector according to your cartridge.
MM: For moving-magnet type cartridge
MC: For moving-coil type cartridge
DIGITAL INPUT SELECTOR (TA-F630ESD/F303ESD
only)
Selects the desired digital program source. When set to
ANALOG, selection is made with the ANALOG INPUT
SELECTOR.
{i5) SAMPLING FREQ (frequency) indicator (TA-
F630ESD/F303ESD only)
When a digital signal is being input correctly, ihe
sampling frequency of the signal is displayed (44.1 kHz is
displayed when CD player is being played).
The indicator lights in a second after the DIGITAL INPUT
is selected and the program source starts at the same
time.
ANALOG INPUT SELECTOR (TA-F630ESD/F303ESD
only)
Selects the desired analog program source. The
selection is made only when the DIGITAL INPUT
SELECTOR is set to ANALOG.
TONE switch and indicator (TA-F730ES/F333ESR
only)
Depress the switch to activate the tone control Circuit.
Red indicator lights.
SUBSONIC filter switch (TA-F730ES/F333ES R only)
Depress the switch to reduce unwanted noise
components of less than 15 Hz, which cause nodulation
noise.
TURNOVER frequency selection switches (T A-
F730ES/F333ESR only)
Switch the turnover frequency.
CARTRIDGE LOAD selector (TA-F730ES/F333ESR
only)
Set the selector according to your cartridge.
MM: For moving-magnet type cartridge
MC: For moving-coil type cartridge
40Q: For acartridge with an impedance of 40
ohms or more.
3 Q: For acartridge with an impedance of 3 ohms
to 40 ohms.

To
Listen
to
an
Audio
Program
Source
Turntable system
CD player
Cassette deck
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1. Turn ON the power ofthe unit and the connected audio
components.
(Be sure to confirm that the power/standby indicator turns to
green from red.)
2 Select the speaker system with the SPEAKERS
selector.
3 Select the desired program source
(See the diagram on the right)
4 Play the program source.
5 Adjust the sound level with the ATTENUATOR knob.
Tone Quality Adjustment
Tone control
The specified tone contro! characteristics described in
“Specifications” can be obtained when the ATTENUATOR knob
is set to lessthan 20 aB.
(Normally, the ATTENUATOR knob is set to less than 20 dB.)
When the setting of the ATTENUATOR knob approaches 0 GB,
the tone control curve gets an almost flat shape.
When the SOURCE DIRECT switch is turned on (the SOURCE
DIRECT indicator lights), the tone controls do not activate.
For TA-F730ES/F333ESR
The TURNOVER switches and the BASS and TREBLE controls
are engaged with the TONE switch. Then, these switches and
controls
activate
only
when
the
TONE
switch
is
turned
on
(the
TONE indicator lights).
Left TURNOVER switch: Controlled by the BASS control
O:Tumover frequency atless than 400 Hz
=: Tumover frequency at less than 200 Hz
Right TURNOVER switch: Controlled by the TREBLE control
O: Turnover frequency at more than 3 kHz
=: Tumover frequency at more than 6 kHz
BASS and TREBLE controls
Increase or decrease the bass or treble tone of the
frequency set by the TURNOVER switch.
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Subsonic filter (TA-F730ES/F333ESR only)
If subsonic noise components created by warped records, etc.
are present, the audible range frequencies may be modulated
and cause irritating intermodulation distortion. In this case, set
the SUBSONIC filter switch to ON.
Caution
High level setting of the ATTENUATOR knob causes speaker
damage.
Note on digital input (TA-F630ESD/F303ESD only)
While listening to a digital program source. Momentary loss of
the sound may occur caused by the noise from static electricity
or electric home appliances.
This is executed by the protective circuit (muting) ofthe DA
converter and not a malfunction of the unit.

The selection of program source
TA-F530ES/F222ESR
Program source
INPUT
For listening to record program*
For listening to FM or AM (MW or LW) program
For listening to CD
For listening to taped program connected to TAPE 1 input jacks
For listening to taped program connected to TAPE 2 (DAT) input jacks
For listening to program source connected to DIRECT IN jacks
For listening to program source processed through adaptor
TA-F630ESD/F303ESD
For listening to digital program source connected to OPTICAL 1 IN jacks
For listening to Taped digital program source connected to OPTICAL 2 (DAT) IN jacks
For listening to digital program source connected to COAXIAL IN jacks
For listening to record program*
For listening to FM or AM (MW or LW) program
For listening to taped program connected to TAPE 1 input jacks
For listening to taped program connected to TAPE 2 (DAT) input jacks
* Set CARTRIDGE selector according to the cartridge type of your turntable system.
TA-F730ES/F333ESR
Program source INPUT
SELECTOR
For
listening
to
record
program**
PHONO
For
listening
to
FM
or
AM
(MW
or
LW)
program
TUNER
For listening to CD CD
For listening to taped program connected to TAPE 1 input jacks TAPE 1
For
listening
to
taped
program
connected
to
TAPE
2
input
jacks
TAPE
2
For
listening
to
taped
program
connected
to
TAPE
3
input
jacks
TAPE
3
For
listening
to
program
source
connected
to
DIRECT
IN
jacks
a
SELECTOR
= poRECTIN |
Desired ADAPTOR
program source
Program source ANALOG
INPUT
SELECTOR
PHONO ANALOG
TUNER ANALOG
TAPE 1 ANALOG
TAPE 2 (DAT) | ANALOG
ADAPTOR/
DIRECT IN
switch
DIGITAL
INPUT
SELECTOR
OPTICAL 1
OPTICAL 2
(DAT)
COAXIAL
ADAPTOR/
DIRECT IN
switch
NORMAL
NORMAL
NOR MAL
NOR MAL
NOR MAL
NO MAL
DIRECT IN
For listening to program source processed through adaptor Desired
** Set the CARTRIDGE LOAD selector according to the cartridge being used.
program source
ADAPTOR
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Turntable system
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Tuner
1 Turn ONthe power of the unit and the connected
equipment.
(Be sure to confirm that the power/standby indicator is turned
to green from red.)
2 Select desired program source for recording.
(See the diagram on the right.)
3 Play the program source to be recorded.
4 Set the cassette deck in the recording mode.
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For TA-F530ES/F222ESR/F730ES/F333ESR
The program source selected by the REC OUT SELECTOR is
simultaneously output through all systems of the REC OUT
jacks.
When units such as tape recorders and a hi-fi video cassette
recorder areconnected to the REC OUT jacks of the TAPE 1,2
(and 3) and the units are set in recording mode, the same
program source can be recorded on all the units atthe same
time.
For TA-F630ESD/303ESD
When the REC OUT SELECTOR is setto DIGITAL and
DIGITAL INPUT SELECTOR to OPTICAL 1 or COAXIAL, the
program source is simultaneously output through all the REC
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When a 3-head tape recorder is used, the recording result
(playback sound) can be monitored while recording.
When the recording is performed on the tape recorder
connected tothe jacks of TAPE 1, the recording sound can be
monitored by setting the INPUT SELECTOR to TAPE 1.
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OUT jacks. For other selected program source, the signal is
output through REC OUT jacks of the TAPE 1 and TAPE 2
simultaneously.
Note for TA-F730ES/F333ESR
Tape dubbing from the tape recorder connected to TAPE 1 to
the recorders connected to TAPE 2 and 3 can not be performed.
Note for TA-F630ESD/F303ESD
Following tape dubbing can only be performed:
OPTICAL 2 (DAT) to TAPE 1, TAPE 1 to TAPE 2, andT APE 2
to TAPE 1.
Digital dubbing from CD player to DAT deck cannot be
performed.
Notes on Output
These units are provided with two separate circuits for recording
output signals (through the REC OUT jacks) and for speaker
(headphones) output signals.
The settings of sound level and tone quality controls have no
effect on the recording. (In case the MODE selector is set to
MONO or a program source having a high output impedance is
connected to the unit, monaural signals will be output for
recording.)
While recording a program source, you can enjoy another sound
source by setting the INPUT SELECTOR (and DIGITAL INPUT
SELECTOR). As to the operations, see page 10.

Selection of program source to be recorded
TA-F530ES/F222ESR
Program source to be recorded REC OUT SELECTOR
Record program*
Racio program
CD program
Program connected to the input jacks of the TAPE 1
Program connected to the input jacks of the TAPE 2 (DAT)
TA-F630ESD/F303ESD
Program source to be recorded REC OUT DIGITAL
SELECTOR INPUT
SELECTOR
Program connected to OPTICAL 1 IN jacks DIGITAL OPTICAL 1
Program connected to OPTICAL 2 (DAT) IN jacks DIGITAL OPTICAL 2
(DAT)
Program connected to COAXIAL IN jacks
Record program* |PHONO | =
Radio program TUNER |
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Program connected to TAPE 1 input jacks TAPE 1-2
TAPE 2 > 1
Program connected to TAPE 2 (DAT) input jacks
TA-F730ES/F333ESR
Program source to be recorded
REC OUT SELECTOR
Record program*
Radio program TUNER
CD program
Program connecied to the input jacks of TAPE 2
Program connected to the input jacks of TAPE 3
* To record a record program, be sure to set the CARTRIDGE selector or CARTRIDGE LOAD selector to the appropriate position.
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Specifications
Condition TA-F530ES/F222ESR TA-F730ES/F333ESR
TA-F630ESD/F303ESD
4 ohms, 20 Hz-20 kHz THD Countries other than North 120 W + 120 W (THD 0.01%) | 145 W+ 145 W (THD 0.008%)
0.008% European countries (DIN: 160 W + 160 W) (DIN: 185 W + 185 W)
Amplifier section
Continuous RMS power outut
(both channels driven
simultaneously)
6 ohms, 20 Hz-20 kHz THD Countries other than North 100 W + 100 W 125 W + 125 W
0.006% European countries (DIN: 120 W + 120 W) (DIN: 150 W + 150 W)
North European countries 95 W +95 W 120 W + 120 W
(DIN: 115 W + 115 W) (DIN: 140 W + 140 W)
Countries other than North 90W+90W 110W+110W
European countries (DIN: 110 W + 110 W) (DIN: 130 W + 130 W)
North European countries 80 W+80W 105 W+ 105 W
(DIN: 100 W + 100 W) (DIN: 115 W + 115 W)
Power band width (IHF) 8 ohms, 10 Hz - 100 kHz at 45 W 40 Hz - 100 kHz at 50 W
THD 0,02%
8 ohms, 20 Hz-20 kHz THD
0.004%
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intermodulation (IM) distortion 0.008%
eee 0.006%
0.004%
TUNER, CD, TAPE 1, 2, 3, DIRECT IN 2 Hz - 200 kHz “9 dB
MC 0.17 mV, 100 ohms. 0.17mV,
100 ohms
40 ohms | 0.17mV,
1 kohm
MM
2.5 mV, 50 kohms
150 mV, 50 kohms
Input sensitivity
TUNER, CD, DIRECT IN, TAPE 1, 2, 3
ADAPTOR IN
MC ; 68 dB 76 dB* (A)
80 dB 87 dB* (A)
TUNER, CD, DIRECT IN, TAPE 14, 2,3 84 dB 105 dB* (A)
ADAPTOR IN
REC OUT 1, 2,3
ADAPTOR
OUT
PREOUT
1.0
V,
10)
ofms
HEADPHONES 25 miliwatts (at 8 ohms)
Accepts low and high impedance headphones.
Tone controis BASS, at 100 Hz +6 dB 44
(turnover freq. 400 Hz) =5.5 08 (turnover tq. 200 Hr)
a dB (turnover tq. 400 Hz)
TREBLE, at 10 kHz +6 dB +7
: (freq. 4 kHz) *3 OB (frq. 3 kHz
S/N (network)
*78 (IHF)
Output voltage impedance
*4 dB (frq. 6 kHz
SUBSONIC filter
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DA converter section (TA-F630ESD/F303ESD)
Input sensitivity
General
System Preamplifier section: Low-noise high gain NFB type
equalizer amplifier, passive type direct tone control
Power amplifier section: Pure-complementary SEPP
power amplifier
Power requirements
European model: 220 V AC, 50 Hz
U.K. model: 240 V AC, 50 Hz
Models for other countries: 120 V, 220 V or 240 V AC
adjustable, 50/60 Hz
Power consumption
TA-F530ES/F222ESR TA-F730ES/F333ESR
TA-F630ESD/F303ESD
North European
600 W 800 W
370 W
AC outlet
TA-F530ES/F222ESR TA-F730ES/F333ESR
TA-F630ESD/F303ESD
Canada 2 switched, 1 unswitched,
100 watts max. each
U.K. and European 1 switched, 100 watts
countries max.
1 switched, 1 unswitched,| 1 switched, 1 unswitched,
100 watts each 100 watts each
Other countries
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Dimensions
TA-F530ES/F222ESR: Approx. 430 x 150 x 370 mm (w/h/d)
(18'/2 x 57/e x 149/16 inches)
TA-F630ESD/F303ESD:Approx. 430 x 150 x 390 mm (w/h/d)
(18'/2 x 57/a x 15°/e inches)
TA-F730ES/F333ESR: (except for U.K. model):
Approx. 470 x 166 x 436 mm (w/h/d)
(18'/2 x 6%/e x 17°/4 inches)
U.K. model: Approx. 430 x 165 x 435 mm
(w/h/d)
(17 x 6/2 x 17'/sinches)
Weight
TA-F530ES/F222ESR: Approx. 13.5 kg (29 Ibs 13 oz) net
TA-F630ESD/F303ESD: Approx. 13.7 kg (30 lbs 4 oz) net
TA-F730ES/F333ESR: Approx. 21.2 kg (46 Ibs 12 0z) net
(except for U.K. model)
Approx. 19.9 kg (43 Ibs 14 oz) net
(U.K. model)
Supplied accessories Screws (8) (TA-F730ES/F333ESR except
for U.K. model only)
Design and specifications subject to change without notice. -
Note
This appliance conforms with EEC directives 76/889 and 82/499
regarding interference suppression.
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Should any problem persist after you have made these checks,consult your nearest Sony dealer.
Before going through the check list below, first refer back to the connection and operating procedures.
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Faulty connection Connect the audio system correctly.
See pages 4-6.
The
SPEAKERS
selector
is
set
to
OFF
Set
the
selector
to
the
appropriate
position.
The INPUT SELECTOR is not correctly set Set it correctly.
The ADAPTOR/DIRECT IN switch is set to ADAPTOR | Set the ADAPTOR/DIRECT IN switch to NORMAL
when the ADAPTOR jacks are not used.
The equipment connected to the ADAPTOR jack is not | Set the ADAPTOR/DIRECT IN switch to NORMAL or DIRECT IN or
turned ON. : turn on the connected equipment.
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incorrect setting of the BALANCE control Adjust it correctly.
One end of the speaker cords or connecting cords is Connect the cords correctly.
removed.
No Audio and the Power/Standby Indicator Lights in Red
Short circuit of speaker cords Check the speaker cords.
The amplifier is too heated. Install the amplifier in a place where there is good air circulation.
Lack of Bass Sound or Obscure Instrument Position
Mal-setting of sound quality controls Adjust the controls for sound quality.
Faulty setting of the CARTRIDGE (LOAD) selector Set it correctly.
Improper phasing of speaker connection Connect the speakers for proper phasing.
Distorted Sound
Improper input signal Check the equipment being played.
For details, refer to the instruction manual of each equipment.
Input capacity of speakers is excessively small. Lower the sound level.
Severe Hum or Noise
Noise from TV unit, etc. Keep the connecting cords away from transformers or mobrs, TV
unit and fluorescent lights.
Faulty connection of turntable system Ground the turntable system.
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