Sony Dream machine icf-cs650 User manual

SONY

3-753-078-23

(1)

AM/FM

Stereo

Digital

Clock

Radio

Cassette

Player

ICF-CS650

Operating

Instructions

Before operating

the

unit,

please

read

this

manual

thoroughly

and

retain

it

for

future

reference.

Owner’s

Record

The

model

and

serial

numbers

are

located

at

the

rear.

Record

the

serial

number

in

the

space

provided

below.

Refer

to

these

numbers

whenever

you

call

upon

your

Sony

dealer

regarding

this

product.

Model

No.

ICF-CS650

Serial

No.

DREAM

MACHINE

Sony

Corporation

Printed

in

Taiwan

R.O.C.

Features

¢

A

cassette

player

for

awakening

to

the

tape

you

like.

¢

Dynamic

stereo

sound

by

using

the

LOUDNESS

switch

or

the

SURROUND

switch

¢

Choice

of

awakening

to

radio

alarm,

tape

alarm,

buzzer

alarm,

or

dual

alarm;

Alarm

A

(radio

or

tape)

and

B

(buzzer)

*

DREAM

BAR

SNOOZE

operable

with

a

feather-light

touch,

offers

the

snooze

alarm

function.

*

Power

backup

function

to

keep

the

clock

operating

during

a

power

interruption

Precautions

°

Operate

the

unit

only

on

120

V

AC,

60

Hz.

*

Disconnect

the

cord

by

grasping

the

plug.

Never

pull

it

by

the

cord.

*

Do

not

leave

the

unit

in

a

location

near

a

heat

source

such

as

a

radiator

or

airduct,

or

in

a

place

subject

to

direct

sunlight,

excessive

dust,

mechanical

vibration,

or

shock.

¢

Allow

adequate

air

circulation

to

prevent

internal

heat

build-up.

Do

not

place

the

unit

on

a

surface

(a

rug,

a

blanket

etc.)

or

near

materials

(a

curtain)

which

might

block

the

ventilation

holes.

¢

Should

any

liquid

or

solid

object

fall

into

the

unit,

unplug

the

unit

and

have

it

checked

by

qualified

personnel

before

operating

it

further.

e

When

the

casing

becomes

soiled,

clean

it

with

a

soft

cloth

dampened

with

a

mild

detergent

solution.

Never

use

abrasive

cleansers

or

chemical

solvents,

as

they

may

mar

the

casing.

e

Since

a

strong

magnet

is

used

for

the

speaker,

keep

personal

credit

cards

using

magnetic

coding

or

spring-

wound

watches

away

from

the

unit

to

prevent

possible

damage

from

the

magnet.

If

you

have

any

question

or

problem

concerning

your

unit

that

is

not

covered

in

this

manual,

please

consult

the

nearest

Sony

dealer.

See

illustration

BE.

[1]

SURROUND

switch

Slide

to

ON

to

add

a

rich

and

spacious

effect

to

the

original

sound.

[2]

LOUDNESS

switch

Slide

to

ON

to

emphasize

the

bass.

[3]

VOLUME

control

[4]

FUNCTION

selector

(RADIO

OFF,

RADIO

ON,

SINGLE

ALARM

[A|RADIO/TAPE],

(B|BUZZER),

DUAL

ALARM

[A|RADIO/TAPE

|B

/BUZZER).

Select

the

desired

position.

[5]

Speakers

[6]

BAND

selector

(AM/FM)

Dial

scale

and

dial

pointer

FM

stereo

indicator

Lights

up

when

an

FM

stereo

program

of

sufficient

signal

strength

is

received.

ALARM

RESET/SLEEP

OFF

button

Press

to

©

cancel

completely

the

alarm

setting.

*

turn

off

the

radio

before

the

sleep

timer’s

preset

time

has

elapsed.

SLEEP

button

Press

to

set

the

sleep

timer.

[6|

(8

|

[9

|

19)

a1]

12]

13)

[11]

DREAM

BAR

SNOOZE

bar

Press

to

repeat

the

alarm

function.

[12]

Cassette

Compartment

[13]

Tape

operation

buttons

Rear

ALARM

set

buttons

(®:

RADIO/TAPE,

©:

BUZZER)

Press

down

the

appropriate

buttons

while

setting

the

alarm

time.

[15]

TUNING

contro!

TIME

SET

buttons

(©

or

©)

Use

to

set

the

current

time

and

the

alarm

time.

CLOCK

set

button

Press

down

while

setting

the

current

time.

Bottom

AC

power

cord

FM

wire

antenna

Power

backup

battery

compartment

See

illustration

[.

Be

sure

to

install

a

6F22

battery

(not

supplied)

for

the

power

backup

function.

If

the

AC

power

supply

is

interrupted,

the

battery

supplies

power

to

keep

the

clock

operating

and

holding

the

alarm

time

setting.

¢

During

power

interruption,

the

clock

function

is

maintained

although

the

indications

on

the

time

display

goes

off,

but

the

alarm

sound

does

not

come

on.

¢

After

a

power

interruption,

the

time

shown

in

the

display

window

may

not

be

always

corrcet

(it

may

gain

or

lose

about

10

minutes

per

hour).

®

This

battery

is

only

for

clock

opreation

and

alarm

memory

during.

power

interruption.

You

cannot

listen

to

the

radio

with

the

battery.

When

to

replace

the

battery

To

check

the

battery

condition,

unplug

the

AC

power

from

the

wall

outlet

and

plug

it

in

again

after

a

few

seconds.

If

the

time

on

the

display

is

different

from

»

was

before

you

unplugged

the

AC

power

cord,

replac

battery

with

a

new

one.

Concerning

the

battery

life,

see

‘‘Specifications”’.

Notes

¢

Be

sure

to

install

the

battery

before

disconnecting

tt

AC

power

cord.

e¢

When

the

unit

is

unplugged

from

the

wall

outlet

for

long

time,

be

sure

to

remove

the

battery

to

avoid

ur

battery

discharge

and

unit

damage

from

battery

leal

How

to

Set

the

Clock

1

AC

power

cord

See

illustration

@.

Example:

To

set

to

8:15

AM

1

Connect

the

AC

power

cord

to

a

wall

outlet.

Figures

will

appear

on

the

time

display

and

begin

to

flash.

(See

illustration

[}.)

2

Set

the

current

time.

While

keeping

CLOCK

pressed,

press

the

TIME

SET

@

buton

(to

go

forward

rapidly)

and

the

TIME

SET

©

button

(to

go

backward

slowly).

Release

CLOCK

at

exactly

8:15

AM.

The

clock

will

begin

to

operate

when

CLOCK

is

released.

To

set

the

current

time

rapidly,

press

the

©

button

and

advance

to

a

time

that

is

a

few

minutes

ahead

of

the

current

time.

Then

press

the

©

button

to

set

the

time

correctly.

2

CLOCK,

TIME

SET

(9,

®)

Example:

To

set

to

7:15

AM

1

Adjust

the

time

to

7:16

AM

as

previously

described.

2

While

keeping

CLOCK

pressed,

press

TIME

SET

©

button

simultaneously

with

the

radio

or

telephone

time

announcement,

and

then

release.

To

display

minute

and

second,

press

DREAM

BAR

SNOOZE.

Example:

When

the

current

time

is

7:15:10,

the

display

will

become:

7:

reef

:

{

<=>

|

.

{

}

{

—

Lower

of

minute

digit

Second

digits

The

display

returns

to

the

current

hour

and

minute

when

it

is

released.

Radio

Operation

3

BAND

4

TUNING

1

RADIO

ON

See

illustration

.

1

Set

the

function

selector

to

RADIO

ON.

See

illustration

fg.

2

Turn

the

VOLUME

control

a

little

to

get

sound.

FM:

Extend

the

FM

wire

antenna

fully

increase

the

FM

sensitivity.

AM:

Since

the

reception

is

affected

by

the

direction

of

the

radio,

rotate

the

unit

horizontally

for

optimum

reception.

3

Choose

the

desired

band.

4

Tune

in

the

desired

station.

5

Adjust

volume.

To

turn

off

the

radio,

set

the

function

selector

to

RADIO

OFF.

ouev~

~~

eerie

as

wrens

'

i

On

4

VOLUME

3

PLAY

(STANDBY)

See

illustration

@.

Before

inserting,

take

up

any

slack

in

the

tape.

See

illustration

JJ.

1

Set

the

function

selector

to

RADIO

OFF.

The

playback

is

also

possible

when

you

set

the

function

selector

to

RADIO

ON

or

SINGLE

ALARM

(BIBUZZER].

2

Press

the

STOP/EJECT

(m4)

button

to

open

the

cassette

holder

and

insert

a

cassette.

To

rewind

the

tape,

press

REW

(<q).

To

advance

the

tape

rapidly,

press

FF

(pp).

fape

iiisertion

&

Playback

1

RavI0

ofr

2

sTOP/EJECT

3

Depress

the

PLAY

(STANDBY)

(p>)

button.

4

Adjust

volume.

Notes

¢

in

fast-forward

or

rewind

mode,

the

motor

stops

at

the

tape

end.

The

locked

button

will

automatically

release.

¢

While

playing

back,

keep

the

function selector

to

RADIO

OFF.

ff

you

set

the

selector

to

SINGLE

ALARM

or

DUAL

ALARM

[AIRADIO/TAPE|]B|BUZZER],

the

tape

being

played

back

enters

the

pause

mode.

To

resume

tape

playback,

return

the

function

selector

to

RADIO

OFF.

How

to

Use

the

Sleep

Timer

|

VOLUME

3

BAND,

TUNING

1

RADIO

OFF

2

SLEEP

See

illustration

IJ.

You

can

fall

asleep

to

the

radio

sound

knowing

that

the

adio

will

t

itself

off

after

the

preset

time

period

h

1

Set

the

function

selector

to

position

other

than

ee

re

-

ss

meee

as

RADIO

ON.

lepers:

To

turn

off

the

radio

before

the

preset

time

elapses,

press

2

Press

the

SLEEP

button

to

set

the

sleep

timer

the

ALARM

RESET/SLEEP

OFF

button

which

cancels

the

operation

time.

SLEEP

function.

The

radio

will

be

turned

on

for

59

minutes.

Keep

the

SLEEP

button

depressed

to

reduce

the

time

Notes

sequence

by

one

minute.

(See

illustration

Jj.)

°

If

you

wish

to

fall

asleep

to

the

tape

sound,

set

the

function selector

to

RADIO

OFF

or

SINGLE

ALARM

3

Tune

in

a

desired

station.

and

play

back

a

recorded

tape.

The

position

SINGLE

ALARM

is

used

when

you

4

dist

the

volume.

wish

to

awake

to

the

buzzer.

e

The

tape

playback

time

depends

on

the

length

of

the

tape

and

when

it

reaches

its

end,

the

PLAY

(STANDBY)

(®)

button

will

release

automatically.

How

to

Set

tne

Aiarm

SINGLE

ALARM

2

([A[RADIO/TAPE],

),

DUAL

ALARM

([AIRADIO/TAPE]B[BUZZER])

See

illustration

JJ.

1

Set

the

alarm

time

for

radio/tape

or

buzzer.

To

set

the

radio/tape

alarm:

Keep

the

ALARM

@

(radio/tape)

button

depressed,

press

the

TIME

SET

©

or

@

button.

To

set

the

buzzer

alarm:

Keep

the

ALARM

©)

(buzzer)

button

depressed,

press

the

TIME

SET

©

or

@

button.

2

Set

the

function

selector

to

the

desired

alarm

position:

SINGLE

ALARM

[A/RADIO/TAPE]|,

SINGLE

ALARM

[B[BUZZER],

or

DUAL

ALARM

[AIRADIO/TAPE|B

[BUZZER].

For

radio

alarm

Tune

in

the

desired

station

and

adjust

volume

as

described

in

‘‘Radio

Operation”’.

For

tape

alarm

Play

back

a

recorded

tape

and

adjust

volume

as

described

in

‘‘Tape

Playback’’.

Leave

the

PLAY

(STANDBY)

(&)

button

depressed.

At

the

preset

time,

playback

wilt

start

automatically.

To

stop

the

tape,

press

STOP/EJECT

(m4).

When

the

tape

reaches

its

end

and

if

the

alarm

duration

still

remains,

the

alarm

shifts

from

tape

to

radio.

Notes

¢

The

buzzer

sound

level

is

fixed,

and

independent

of

the

VOLUME

control.

e

You

can

set

the

buzzer

alarm

and

listen

to

the

radio

or

tape.

At

the

preset

time,

the

buzzer

and

the

radio

or

tape

will

sound

simultaneously.

The

radio,

tape

or

buzzer

will

automatically

sound

at

the

preset

time,

and

automatically

turn

itself

off

after

59

To

turn

off

the

alarm

manually,

press

the

RESET/SLEEP

OFF

button.

The

alarm

will

sound

at

the

regular

preset

time

on

the

following

day.

1

ALARM

©,

©),

TIME

SET

(6,

@)

If

you

awake

to

the

radio/tape

or

buzzer

but

want

to

doze

for

a

few

more

minutes,

just

lightly

press

the

DREAM

BAR

SNOOZE

bar.

The

radio/tape

or

buzzer

will

be

silenced

but

will

automatically

come

on

again

after

about

7

minutes.

If

you

want

to

doze

more,

press

the bar

again.

Notes

©

You

can

reset

the

alarm

time

while

activation

the

snooze

function.

©

To

cancel

the

alarm

before

the

alarm

time,

set

the

function

selector

switch

to

RADIO

OFF.

¢

To

read

out

instantly

the

alarm

preset

time,

press

the

ALARM

button.

1

Set

the

alarm.

(See

‘‘How

to

Set

the

Alarm’’)

2

Set

the

sleep

timer.

(See

“How

to

Use

the

Sleep

Timer’)

3

Set

the

function

selector

switch

to

SINGLE

ALARM

[AIRADIO/TAPE],

SINGLE

ALARM

[B[BUZZER]

or

DUAL

ALARM

BIBUZZER}.

You

can

fall

asleep

to

the

radio

sound

and

you

will

be

awakened

by

the

radio/tape

or

buzzer

alarm

at

the

preset

time.

How

to

Set

the

Alarm

SINGLE

ALARM

=D

([ATRADIO/TAPE],

),

DUAL

ALARM

((ATRADIO/TAPE|B[BUZZER))

See

illustration

Ig.

1

Set

the

alarm

time

for

radio/tape

or

buzzer.

To

set

the

radio/tape

alarm:

Keep

the

ALARM

@

(radio/tape)

button

depressed,

press

the

TIME

SET

©

or

®

button.

To

set

the

buzzer

alarm:

Keep

the

ALARM

©)

(buzzer)

button

depressed,

press

the

TIME

SET

©

or

@®

button.

2

Set

the

function

selector

to

the

desired

alarm

position:

SINGLE

ALARM

[A|RADIO/TAPE},

SINGLE

ALARM

(B]BUZZER],

or

DUAL

ALARM

[AIRADIO/TAPE|B/

BUZZER].

For

radio

alarm

Tune

in

the

desired

station

and

adjust

volume

as

described

in

‘‘Radio

Operation”.

For

tape

alarm

Play

back

a

recorded

tape

and

adjust

volume

as

described

in

‘‘Tape

Playback’’.

Leave

the

PLAY

(STANDBY)

(ge)

button

depressed.

At

the

preset

time,

playback

will

start

automatically.

To

stop

the

tape,

press

STOP/EJECT

(m4).

When

the

tape

reaches

its

end and

if

the

alarm

duration

still

remains,

the

alarm

shifts

from

tape

to

radio.

Notes

e

The

buzzer

sound

level

is

fixed,

and

independent

of

the

VOLUME

control.

¢

You

can

set

the

buzzer

alarm

and

listen

to

the

radio

or

tape.

At

the

preset

time,

the

buzzer

and

the

radio

or

tape

will

sound

simultaneously.

The

radio,

tape

or

buzzer

will

automatically

sound

at

the

preset

time,

and

automatically

turn

itself

off

after

59

minutes,-uslestaisifdusned

off

manually.

To

turn

off

the

alarm

manually,

press

the

ALARM

RESET/SLEEP

OFF

button.

The

alarm

will

sound

at

the

regular

preset

time

on

the

following

day.

1

ALARM

@,

6),

TIME

SET

(©,

®)

If

you

awake

to

the

radio/tape

or

buzzer

but

want

to

doze

for

a

few

more

minutes,

just

lightly

press

the

DREAM

BAR

SNOOZE

bar.

The

radio/tape

or

buzzer

will

be

silenced

but

will

automatically

come

on

again

after

about

7

minutes.

If

you

want

to

doze

more,

press

the

bar

again.

Notes

®

You

can

reset

the

alarm

time

while

activation

the

snooze

function.

¢

To

cancel

the

alarm

before

the

alarm

time,

set

the

function selector

switch

to

RADIO

OFF.

¢

To

read

out

instantly

the

alarm

preset

time,

press

the

ALARM

button.

1

Set

the

alarm.

(See

“How

to

Set

the

Alarm’’)

2

Set

the

sleep

timer.

(See

‘How

to

Use

the

Sleep

Timer’’)

3

Set

the

function

selector

switch

to

SINGLE

ALARM

[A[RADIO/TAPE],

SINGLE

ALARM

(B/BUZZER]

or

DUAL

ALARM

[A[RADIO/TAPE[BIBUZZER).

You

can

fail

asleep

to

the

radio

sound

and

you

will

be

awakened

by

the

radio/tape

or

buzzer

alarm

at

the

preset

time.

i

Fellal

coats

avers

See

illustration

Jj.

Cleaning

the

head

and

tape

path

We

recommend

cleaning

after

every

10

hours

of

operation.

Wipe

the

head,

pinch

roller

and

capstan

with

a

cleaning

tip

slightly

moistened

with

cleaning

fluid

or

alcohol.

After

cleaning

the

head,

pinch

roller

and

tape

path,

insert

a

cassette

when

the

areas

cleaned

are

completely

dry.

Playback

head

Capstan

Pinch

roller

Cleaning

the

cabinet

Clean

the

cabinet,

panel

and

controls

with

a

soft

cloth

slightly

moistened

with

a

mild

detergent

solution.

Do

not

use

any

type

of

abrasive

pad,

scouring

powder

or

solvent

such

as

alcohol

or

benzine.

BRceolele)(=Jsleleyitare,

Should

any

problem

occur

with

the

unit,

make

the

following

simple

checks

to

determine

whether

or

not

servicing

is

required.

If

the

problem

persists,

consult

the

nearest

Sony

dealer.

The

clock

does

not

show

the

correct

time.

There

has

been

an

electrical

power

interruption.

The

radio,

tape

or

buzzer

alarm

sound

does

not

come

on

at

the

preset

time.

Check

the

followings:

els

the

function

selector

switch

set

correctly?

For

radio

or

tape

alarm:

set

to

SINGLE

ALARM

([A[RADIO/TAPE].

For

buzzer

alarm:

set

to

SINGLE

ALARM

(B]BUZZER].

For

dual

alarm:

set

to

DUAL

ALARM

[A[RADIO/TAPE

(B[BUZZER].

¢

For

radio

alarm,

is

the

desired

station

tuned

in?

¢

For

tape

alarm,

is

a

recorded

tape

inserted?

Isn’t

the

tape

at

its

end?

els the

VOLUME

control

adjusted

correctly?

If

it

is

down

completely,

the

alarm

sound

will

not

be

heard.

Be

sure

to

turn

up

the

volume.

The

inserted

cassette

tape

cannot

be

played

back.

Is

the

function

selector

switch

set

correctly?

The

tape

cannont

be

played

back

when

it

is

set

to

SINGLE

ALARM

or

DUAL

ALARM

A|RADIO/TAPE|B8

(BUZZER).

To

prevent

fire

or

shock

hazard,

do

not

expose

the

unit

to

rain

or

moisture.

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK

BO

NOT

OPEN

CAUTION

:

TO

REOUCE

THE

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK,

DO

NOT

REMOVE

COVER

(OR

BACK).

NO

USER-SERVICEABLE

PARTS

INSIDE.

REFER

SERVICING

TO

QUALIFIED

SERVICE

PERSONNEL.

a

ee

TRANSISTOR

RADIO

LIMITED

WARRANTY

SON

Ys

SONY

ELECTRONICS

INC.

(SONY”’}

warrants

this

product

against

defects

in

material

or

work-

manship,

as

follows:

1.

For

a

period

of

1

year

from

the

date

of

purchase,

SONY

will

pay

the

labor

charges

of

your

SONY

authorized

service

facility

to

repair

the

defective

product.

After

this

1

year

period,

you

must

Pay

for

all

labor

charges.

2.

In

addition,

SONY

wilt

supply,

at

no

charge,

new

or

rebuilt

replecements

for

defective

parts

for

a

period

of

1

year from

the

original

date

of

purchase.

To

obtain

warranty

service,

you

must

take

the

product,

or

deliver

the

product

prepaid,

to

a

SONY

authorized

service

facility.

This

warranty

does

not

cover

cosmetic

damage,

and

damage

due

to

acts

of

God,

accident,

misuse,

abuse,

or

negligence

to

this

product

including

antenna.

This

warranty

is

valid

onty

in

the

United

States

of

America.

Proof

of

purchase

in

the

form

of

a

bill

of

sale

or

receipted

invoice

which

is

evidence

that

the

unit

is

within

the

warranty

period

must

be

presented

to

obtain

warranty

service.

This

warranty

is

valid

only

if

the

serial

number

appears

on

the

product.

REPAIR

OR

REPLACEMENT

AS

PROVIDED

UNDER

THIS

WARRANTY

IS

THE

EXCLUSIVE

REME-

OY

OF

THE

CONSUMER.

SONY

SHALL

NOT

BE

LIABLE

FOR

ANY

INCIDENTAL

OR

CONSEQUEN-

TIAL

DAMAGES

FOR

BREACH

OF

ANY

EXPRESS

OR

IMPLIED

WARRANTY

ON

THIS

PRODUCT.

EXCEPT

TO

THE

EXTENT

PROHIBITED

BY

APPLICABLE

LAW,

ANY

IMPLIED

WARRANTY

OF

MERCHANTABILITY

OR

FITNESS

FOR

A

PARTICULAR

PURPOSE

ON

THIS

PRODUCT

IS

LIMITED

IN

DURATION

TO

THE

DURATION

OF

THIS

WARRANTY.

Some

states

do

not

aliow

the

exclusion

or

limitation

of

incidental

or

consequential

damages,

or

allow

limitations

on

how

long

an

implied

warranty

lasts,

so

the

above

limitations

or

exclusion

may

not

apply

to

you.

This

warranty

gives

you

specific

legal

rights,

and

you

may

also

have

other

rights

which

vary

from

state

to

state.

For

your

convenience,

Sony

Electronics

Inc.

has

established

the

Customer

Information

Center

to

supply

you

with

product

or

service

information:

important:

If

returning

product

for

service,

please

see

reverse

side

of

this

card

for

your

nearest

Sony

Service

Center.

SONY

CUSTOMER

INFORMATION

CENTER

201-930-SONY

(7669)

714-821-SONY

(7669)

708-250-SONY

(7669)

or

write

to:

Sony

Customer

Information

Center

Sony

Drive,

Mail

Orop

#T1-11

Park

Ridge,

NJ

07656

SONY

ELECTRONICS

fNC.

Sony

Drive,

Park

Ridge,

New

Jersey

07656

SEES:

This

symbol

is

intended

to

alert

the

user

to

the

presence

of

uninsulated

“dangerous

voitage”

within

the

prod-

uct’s

enclosure

that

may

be

of

suffi-

cient

magnitude

to

constitute

a

risk

of

electric

shock

to

persons.

This

symbol

is

intended

to

alert

the

user

to

the

presence

of

operating

and

maintenance

(servicing)

instructions

in

the

literature

accompa-

nying

the

appliance.

Sony

Service

Centers

Adzona

Hewaii

*

The

graphical

symbols

are

at

the

rear.

‘Migsour

Phoenix

2240

North

Scottsdale

Road

Teroa

AZ

85287

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949-7669

Calttornia

Honebuks

950

Mapunapuna

Stroet

Honolulu,

Hl

96819

1808)

634-6622

Manors

St

Lowe

12462-D

Natura

Bridge

Road

Bedgaton

MO

63044

314:

29%

2201

New

Jorsey

Burbank

(Los

Angeles

area}

4100

Riverside

Drive,

Surte

A

Burbank,

CA

91505

(818)

842-7669

Coste

Mess

{Orange

County

eres!

272

Bristol

Street

South

6

(714)

$49-4833

(418)

871-2810

fan

Diego

8975

Complex

Drive

Sen

Diego,

CA

92123

1619)

279-2724

San

Jose

1359

Old

Oakland

Road

Sen

Jose,

CA

95112

(408)

280-7668

Colorado:

Havens

Place

Center

10740

East

INH

Avenue

‘Aurora,

CO

80014

(3031

755-7669

Florida:

Fon

tnderdae

2850

North

28th

Terrace

Hollywood,

FL

33020

(305)

920-5600

See

Adena

120

Interstate

North

Parkway

East

Sute

410

Atlante.

GA

30339

(4041

953-5871

Chicago

1730

West

Fullerton

Suite

4

Auverpoint

Shopping

Center

Chicogo,

ik

60614

(312)

$29

8545

flee

{Chicago

WW.)

7540

North

Coldwell

Avenue

Niles,

1

60648

(708)

647-2400

(708)

969-0049

Kaneea

Kansas

City

11712

West

95th

Street

Overtand

Park

ks

66214

(913)

688-2622

Marytend

(Washington

D.C.)

Wiashington

DC.

5300

Sunnyside

Avenue

Behavita,

MD

20705

1301)

595-1818.

Massachusetts

Metwreh

(NY,

Metropobean

Area)

386

Route

17

South

Mahwah

N.

07430

1201

529

1655

Union

Bradioes

Shopping

Center

US

Highersy

22

At

Moms

Avenue

Union,

NJ

07083

(201)

687-6655

‘Onto

Cwectand

6370

York

Roed

Perma

Heighta,

OH

44130

(216)

845-7669

Perneyivenis

Prvedetphia

651

Park

Avenue

Kang

of

Prusms,

PA

19406

(215)

768-8850

Pretaburgh

Wendord

Para

10610

Ferry

Highwaw

At

°9N!

Waxtord

PA

15090

(4121

935-8466

Texas

Boston

390

Unversity

Avenue

12B

Westwood

industriel

Cantor

Westwood,

MA

02090

(617)

329-6°30

Michigan

Ovtrox

43304

Eleven

Mila

Ross

Now,

Mi

48060

1313)

344-4044

Minnesots

Minneapolis

4300

W

36°

=

Street

St

uous

Parr,

MN

55416

1612:

920-8900

Sony

District

Service

Offices

Western

Zone

Central

Zone

Dates

40:

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Valley

Shoppeg

Comer

Dates,

TX

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Houston

TX

77063

17731

783-8761

Washington

Senta

838

Frdaigo

Seattie.

WA

98108

206.

782

6500

Eastern

Zone

Sony

Service

Company

2728

Gristol

Street

South

Coste

Mess,

CA

92626

(714)

549-4836

Sony

Service

Company

1359

Old

Osklend

Road

Sen

Joa,

CA

95112

(408}

260-7678

Sony

Service

Company

3201

Premier

Or.

Suite

100

leving,

TX

75063

(214)

650-5270

(708)

773-7668

Exot

Central

District

Sony

Service

Company

26200

Towr.

Center

Diva

Suite

300

Now,

Mi

48050

(313)

347-2251

‘Sony

Service

Company

386

Route

17

South

Metres,

WJ

07430

(200

529-1616

Company

120

brterstate

North

Parkway

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Sue

414

Atianta,

GA

30339

(404)

983-5858

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