Yamaha CX-1000 User manual

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Thank you for purchasing the YAMAHA CX-1000 control amplifier.
To obtain the finest performance from your new control amplifier,
please read this manual carefully, keeping it handy for future reference.
After you know which PRECAUTIONS to take, the section CON-
NECTIONS will show you how to hook up the CX-1000 to your power
amplifier and other stereo components. FRONT PANEL CONTROLS
AND THEIR FUNCTIONS introduces the CX-1000' switches and
knobs, while operation of this control amplifier is explained in more
detail in the OPERATIONS and REMOTE CONTROL section. If
you have any trouble, the final section on TROUBLESHOOTING
tells you what to do before contacting your YAMAHA dealer.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS: sit A
CONNECTION DIAGRAM WEE anes
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SPECIFICGATION Sr ica
The CX-1000 is capable of accepting both analog and digital signals
from components. Digital connections may be made by using either
coaxial connectors or optical fiber connectors. Automatic detection
_ of the data rate is performed, using the Hi-Bit technology system, with
an 18-bit filtering system and 8 times oversampling, dramatically re-
ducing the possibility of digital “dropout”. Any sampling noise is
boosted by the three-stage filtering process to frequencies so far above
the music that there is virtually no chance of its interfering with your
listening pleasure. Excellent linearity is achieved by use of the Hi-Bit
twin D/A convertors, using a floating system to shift low-level signals
away from the area of most likely convertor error. Direct output from
the D/A convertors results in a pure sound amazingly close to the
original.
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SAFETY INSTRU
Keep this manual in a safe place for future
reference.
Avoid placing your CX-1000 in direct sunlight
or close to a source of heat. Also avoid lo-
cations in which the device is likely to be
subjected to excessive dust, cold or mois-
ture.
The openings on the cabinet ensure the
ventilation of the amplifier. If these openings
are obstructec, the temperature inside the
cabinet will rise rapidly and eventually
damage the circuits. Therefore, avoid plac-
ing objects against these openings and do
not install your amplifier in a place such that
the flow of air through the ventilation
openings could be impeded.
SS Power cord
When removing the power plug from the wall
outlet, always pull directly on the plug. Never
yank the cord as this may result in damage
to the cord and possibly a short-circuit.
lf you do not intend to use this unit for an
extended period of time, it is advisable to
unplug the power cord.
El Switches and knobs
Avoid applying excessive force to the
switches and knobs.
E Relocation
Before moving your amplifier, be sure to
unplug the power cord and remove all other
connecting cables.
@ Troubleshooting Chart
Consult the Troubleshooting Chart for advice
on the common operation errors before
concluding that your amplifier is faulty.
E Servicing
Do not open the cabinet or attempt to make
repairs by yourself, as this may aggravate
the damage and expose you to an electrical
shock.
Object and liquid entry
See to it that foreign objects or spilled liquids
do not enter inside the cabinet. Should this
case arise, consult your YAMAHA dealer.
Wipe off dust with a dry soft cloth. To remove
dirt or fingermarks, use a soft damp cloth
then dry immediately with a clean cloth. Do
not use alcohol, thinners or other chemical
solvents since they may damage the finish
or remove the panel lettering.
Do not use any aerosol sprays near this unit
as these products can easily get into the unit
and damage the circuitry.
VOLTAGE SELECTOR
(General Model only)
The voltage selector switch on the CX-1000
rear panel must be set for your local voltage
BEFORE plugging in the AC mains supply.
Voltages are 110/120, 220/240V AC, 50/60Hz.
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110V~120V 220W-240VW
VOLTAGE SELECTOR
Special instructions
for the U.K.
THE WIRES IN THE 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.
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1.Note that optical and coaxial digital cables
transmit both channels (L and R) through a
single line.
2 Before using the OPTICAL. connectors,
remove the connector covers by pulling them
toward you.
Ifthe OPTICAL connectors are not used, be
sure toreplace the connector covers to
protect them from dirt or dust.
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1.Noter que les cordons numériques coaxiaux
et les cordons optiques transmettent les deux
canaux (gauche et droit) par une seule ligne.
2.Avant d'utiliser les connecteurs OPTICAL, en-
lever les caches en les tirant vers soi. Lorsque
ces connecteurs OOPTICAL ne sont pas utili-
sés, veiiler a replacer les caches, afin
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e Remote control cable (5-pin, tuner)
® Shorting pins for the PHONO terminals x 2
%* These are used to short the PHONO terminals when
no turntable is connected, thus avoiding hum.
* Do not use those shorting pins to short any out put
terminals.
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To help you distinguish between types of terminals at a glance, analog
audio jacks are black, digital (coaxial) audio jacks are green, and
video jacks are yellow. |
The diagram on page 3 shows only the analog connections which
may be made to the CX-1000. Digital connections are shown in the
diagram below on page 4.
Make sure the left (L) and right (R) channels are connected consist-
ently between componenis.
NOTE: `
Before making or altering any of the connections described beiow,
be sure to turn off all components.
Always check that
a) the RCA plug pins of any connecting cords are clean,
b) the digital pins of the optical fiber cords are clean too,
c) the left and right channels of all units are connected consistently,
and
d) connections are made securely.
Connect the OUTPUT1 (or OUTPUT2) jacks of the CX-1000 to the INPUT
jacks of your power amplifier.
E TURNTABLE
Plug the turntable’s output cords into the PHONO jacks. Partly un-
screw the CX-1000 GND screw terminal and connect the turntable’s
ground wire, then tighten the screw. Grounding the turntable in this
manner usually produces the least hum. However, the ground wire
may be left disconnected if this gives better results.
E CD PLAYER
Connect the output cords of your compact disc player to the CD jacks
a TUNER |
Plug the cords from your tuner’s output jacks into the the TUNER jacks
E DAT DECK
Connectthe LINE OUT (or equivalent) jacks of your Digital Audio Tap
deck to the TAPE1/DAT1 (or TAPE2/DAT2) IN jacks, and the deck's
LINE IN jacks to the TAPE1/DAT1 (or TAPE2/DAT2) OUT jacks.
TAPE DECK
Connect the LINE OUT jacks of the tape deck to the TAPES IN jacks
and the deck's LINE IN jacks to the TAPE3 OUT jacks.
E CDV PLAYER (or VDP)
Connect the L and R audio signal outputs ofa CDV or VDP (video dis
player) to the CDV1 (or CDV2) jack.
E VCRI/VCR2
Connections are basically the same as described above for a DAT
or analog tape deck - the stereo audio outputs of a video cassette
recorder are routed to the VCR1 (or VCR2) IN terminals, while the
VCR’s audio inputs are connected to the OUT terminals.
E CDV PLAYER (or YDP)
Connect the video signal output of a CDV or VDP (video disc playe
to the VIDEO CDV1 (or CDV2) jack.

E VCRI/VCR2
Connect the video output of a VCR to the VCR1 IN jack. Use the VCR1
OUT jack for connection of the VCR’s video input terminal. A second
VCR can be corinected in exactly the same manner using the VCR2
IN and OUT jacks.
BS TV SET (or MONITOR)
Connect the MONITOR OUT jack to the video input terminal of your
television set or moniior.
The remote control cables from Yamaha turntable, tuner and cassette
deck models (featuring the RS mark shown below) can be connected
to the REMOTE CONTROL PHONO, TUNER and TAPE terminals.
These components can then be operated along with a compatible
CD player and the CX-1000 itself via the remote control transmitter
RS-CX1000.
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— em ed system remote contro! compatible componenis.
For your convenience, the CX-1000 is equipped with an AC outlet on
the rear panel for connection of an other component.
Power to the SWITCHED outlet is turned on and off by the CX-1000
power Switch.
NOTE: Ta
Never connecta component with a power consumption of more than
200W to this outlet.
Digital optical connections can be made for a CD player, a DAT re-
corder and a CDV player. Coaxial terminals are provided for a CD
player, two DAT recorders and two CDV players.
If you have connected these units to the analog jacks as well, the
digital connections will have priority. However, to ensure optimum
sound quality, we recommend disconnecting the corresponding an-
= alog jacks when using the digital terminals.
When optical and coaxial terminals are used simultaneously, the
optical connections have priority.
Connect the digital output cord of your compact disc player to the
CD jack.
= DAT DECK |
Connect the DIGITAL LINE OUT jack of your Digital Audio Tape deck
to the DATA (or DAT2 for coaxial only) IN jack, and the deck’s DIGITAL
LINE IN jack to the DAT1 (or DAT2 for coaxial only) OUT jack.
E CDV PLAYER (or VDP)
Connect the digital output cord of the CDV or VDP (video disc player)
to the CDV1 (or CDV2 for coaxial! only) jack.
a ACCESSORY JACKS
Use these jacks to connect a digital graphic equalizer, sound pro-
cessor, etc. If digital equioment is connected via the accessory jacks,
set the COUPLER switch to OFF.
Otherwise keep the COUPLER swiich in the ON position.
ON OFF
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(Front Panel Illustration ....... page 86)
POWER switch and indicator
Pressing
this
switch
turns
power
on,
causing
the
POWER
in-
dicator to light. To turn the unit off, press again.
(For U.K. and Europe model only)
When
the
power
cord
is
inserted
into
the
mains
socket,
the
POWER
indicator
will
illuminate
at
half
intensity.
This
indicates
a
“stand-by”
mode,
which
allows
the
amplifier
to
be
switched
on
either
by
pressing
the
POWER
switch,
or
by
means
of
the
ON
key
on
the
remote
control
unit.
Pressing
the
POWER
switcl
again
(or
the
OFF
key
on
the
remote
control
unit)
will
return
the
amplifier
to
“stand-by”
mode.
The
power
cord
must
be
removed
from
the
mains
supply
in
order
to
disconnect
power
completely
from
the
CX-1000.
PHONES jack
Plugging
in
headphones
here
mutes
the
output
to
the
power
amplifier, allowing private listening.
Tone controls
These
three
controls
allow
you
to
adjust
the
tonal
quality
of
the
sound
according
to
source
and
speaker
characteristics,
room acoustics and personal preferences.
A
flat
response
(i.e.
no
equalization
effect)
is
obtained
in
the
center
DEFEAT
position.
The
turnover
frequencies
for
the
three controls are:.
BASS:
350Hz
MID:
1kHz
TREBLE:
3.5kHz
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@ BALANCE control
Adjusts the relative volume of the left and right channels. Use
this knob to compensate for stereo imbalance due to the lo-
cation of the speakers, room acoustics or the source program.
SAMPLING FREQUENCY indicators
When the input source is a digital source (CD, DAT or CDV),
and a digital connection (either coaxial or optical) has been
_ made to the CX-1000, one of these indicators will illuminate
to show the rate at which the CX-1000 samples the digital data
- being fed into it.
The different sampling frequencies used are:
32kHz DAT 44.1kHz CD 48kHz DAT
SUBSONIC FILTER switch |
Activates circuitry which eliminates ultra-low frequency sig-
nals caused by turntable rumble or warped records. Such in-
terference drains amplifier power and may even harm
speakers if not attenuated with this switch.
MODE switch
Switches between stereo and mono modes.
VIDEO switch
This turns the video signals of video sources (VCR or CDV)
on and off. When this switch is in the ON position, you can
watch the pictures of the selected video source on your monito!
screen.

INPUT SELECTOR
To select a source for listening or watching, press sither end
(<Jorf>-) of the INPUT SELECTOR until the desired source
is indicated on the input indicator @.
Input sources can be selected directly with the supplied remote
control unit (see below).
This continuously variable loudness control allows you to
compensate for the human ear's loss of sensitivity to low and
high frequencies at low volumes. It lets you progressively at-
tenuate the middle range in order to retain a natural balance
with the bass and treble when listening at low levels. Normally,
this control should be set to the FLAT position. See below for
operation details.
input indicators
These indicate the source selected with the INPUT SELECTOR
ER Normally, these indicators are red. However, when the
VIDEO switch @ is on and the audio source selected is different
from the video source, the respective video source indicator
will turn green. |
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When VIDEO switch on, one of the green video source (VCR :
or CDV) indicators always remains lit, even if you select
an audio source. This means you can listen to the sound
of the selected audio equipment while simultaneously
watching the picture of the indicated video source.
REC OUT selector
Determines which source will be recorded by the connected
tape deck(s), DAT recorder(s) or VCR(s). In the SOURCE po-
sition, the source currently selected with the INPUT SELECTOR
€) is recorded. Use the SOURCE position when you want to
make an analog recording of a digital signal.
When not recording, leave this rotary switch in the OFF posi-
tion. |
Any signals selected with REC OUT (except in the SOURCE
position) are fed directly to the rear panel TAPE OUT,
TAPE/DAT OUT and/or VCR OUT jacks, regardless of the
current INPUT SELECTOR setting. This means you can listen
to or watch any source while recording another.
For details on recording and dubbing, see OPERATIONS.
@ SOURCE DIRECT switch and indicators
Pressing this switch routes the audio input signal directly to
the CX-1000 output stage, bypassing the tone controls, sub-
sonic filter and the mode, loudness control circuits thus giving
the purest possible sound. lts indicator will light.
Remember that none of the controls just mentioned will have
any effect when SOURCE DIRECT is pressed, except MUTING.
NOTE:
lf the LOUDNESS control is currently being used, pressing
SOURCE DIRECT will have the effect of suddenly raising the
volume.

PHONO type/impedance selector
Set
this
switch
to
the
position
corresponding
to
the
type
of
`
cartridge
currently
used
by
your
turntable
—
MM
(moving
magnet
—
1
kohm,
47
kohms/330
pF
or
47
kohms/220
pF)
or
MC (moving coil — 1 kohm, 100 ohms or 10 ohms).
MUTING « switch and indicator
Press
to
lower
the
volume
by
20
dB
without
altering
the
vo.
LUME
setting.
its
indicator
will
light.
To
restore
normal
volume,
press again.
REMOTE CONTROL sensor
Receives
signals
from
the
remote
control
transmitter.
Make
`
sure
this
window
is
not
obstructed
when
using
remote
control.
@
VOLUME
control
|
This
knob
adjusts
the
overall
sound
level.
Turn
clockwise
to
raise
volume.
S HINGED FRONT PANEL
Certain
controls
are
normally
covered
by
a
hinged
front
panel.
This
protects
them
against
damage
due
to
dust,
etc,
and
also
prevent:
accidental
resetting.
The panel may be opened in the following way:
Press the bottom of the panel. The top will pivot outwards.
©
The
top
of
the
hinged
panel
may
then
be
pulled
forward
and
down
The
panel
will
swing
under
the
controls,
and
the
names
of
the
control:
are
displayed
on
what
is
now
the
top
surface
of
the
panel.
To close the panel:
Push
the
front
of
the
panel
upwards.
The
panel
will
pivot
upwards
and
inwards
to
hide
the
controls.
|

- For audio-only sources, or where the video source is the same as the
audio source:
1. The component(s) you wish to listen to or watch should be turned
on before powering up the CX-1000.
2. Making sure that the volume control is set to minimum level, press
the CX-1000 POWER switch, then turn on your power amplifier.
3.
Select
the
desired
program
source
with
the
INPUT
SELECTOR
or
remote
control
unit
and
activate
the
selected
component.
4. Adjust the VOLUME, LOUDNESS, BALANCE and tone controls as
- desired.
To
watch
a
video
source
while
listening
to
a
different
audio
source:
1.
Follow
steps
1
and
2
above.
2,
Push
in
the
VIDEO
switch
to
the
ON
position.
3.
Select
the
desired
video
source
with
the
remote
control
INPUT
SELECTOR
keys
(see
p.
14).
Its
input
indicator
will
light
up
red.
4.
Next,
select
the
audio
source
you
want
to
listen
to
via
the
remote
control,
lighting
its
red
indicator.
The
indicator
of
the
video
source
selected
in
step
2,
will
turn
green.
You can now watch the video source while listening to the selected
audio source.
NOTE: o
It is not possible to watch a video source (such as VCR1) while
listening to the audio signal of a different video source (such as
CDV1).
When listening at low volume levels, adjust LOUDNESS (if required)
by first setting this knob to the FLAT position and the VOLUME control
to the maximum desired listening level. Then turn the LOUDNESS
knob counterclockwise to reduce overall volume while retaining a `
natural sound.
LOUUNESS
FLAT
Set loudness to the Flat
position and increase the
Volume to loudest level
desired.
VOLUME
Turn loudness control
knob counterciockwise
to reduce the volume.
Audio sources or the sound-track of video sources can be recorded
either with a connected DAT/cassette deck or a VCR.
Since the source signal selected with the REC OUT selector is always
present at the rear panel TAPE1/DAT1 (or TAPE2/DAT2, TAPES, DI-
GITAL DAT1, DAT2) OUT jacks, audio recording is possible simul-
taneously with all connected decks (cassette recorder(s), DAT
deck(s), VCR(s) etc.). To record from VCR/TAPE to DAT or vice versa,
see “Dubbing” below.
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When selected with the REC OUT rotary switch, the signals of digitally
connected equipment are sent to the digital OUT terminals of the
connected DAT deck(s). However, when this switch is set to SOURCE
and the unit to be recorded is selected with the INPUT SELECTOR,
the signals of the respective source are sent to the analog OUT ter-
minals, even if the source is digitally connected.
NOTE:
It is not possible to record sources connected only via analog jacks
with DATs that are connected only to digital terminal.
1. Select the source from you wish to record with REC OUT selector.
2. To confirm the source, press the corresponding INPUT SELECTOR.
3. Activate the program source, adjust the recording level on your
deck(s), then start recording. (If your tape deck nas three head
monitoring capability, you can listen to the sound just recorded by
choosing that deck with the INPUT SELECTOR.)
4. While recording, you can listen to or watch any other component
without influencing the quality of the recording simply by selecting
that component with the INPUT SELECTOR.
NOTE:
When recording with the REC OUT selector in the SOURCE position,
it is not possible to watch or listen to any input source other than
the recording source.
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Dubbing, i.e. the copying of tapes or parts of tapes from one deck to
another, is performed in basically the same manner as normal source
recording. The REC OUT selector determines from which of two
connected decks the recording will be made.
1. Select the source tape deck with REC OUT.
2. To monitor the sound during recording, also select the corre-
sponding deck with the INPUT SELECTOR. |
3. Start playback of the tape to be copied, adjust the recording level
on the other deck, then start recording. (Again, ifthe recording tape
deck has three head monitoring capability, you can listen to the sound
just recorded by pressing the INPUT SELECTOR to choose that deck.)
4. During dubbing, you can listen to any other component without
influencing the quality of the recording by selecting that component
with the INPUT SELECTOR.
Any video source connected to the analog CDV1 (or CDV2) jacks car
be recorded with the VCRs, regardless of the INPUT SELECTOR
setting. `
1. Set the REC OUT selector to CDV1 (or CDV2).
2. Set the VIDEO switch to ON.
3. Set the INPUT SELECTOR to CDV1 (or CDV2).
4. Set the VCR to the record mode, then start playback of the video
source.

5. While recording, you can listen to or watch any other component |
without influencing the quality of the recording simply by selecting
that component with the INPUT SELECTOR.
NOTE: see
lf a video source which is only connected digitally is to be recorded
on a VCR (analog connect only), the REC OUT selector must be
set to SOURCE, and the INPUT SELECTOR must be set to the ap-
propriate video input. While such a recording is taking place, no
other components may be watched or listened to.
This is essentially the same as audio dubbing except that the VIDEO
switch must be on. The REC OUT selector determines from which
of the two connected VCRs the recording will be made.
The supplied remote control transmitter RS-CX1000 can be used to
operate the CX-1000 itself as well as Yamaha remotely-controlled
components featuring the RS mark (turntable, tuner, cassette deck
and compact disc player) from the comfort of your chair.
See the section CONNECTIONS for information on how to connect
these components to the CX-1000 for remote contro!. Note that no
cable is necessary for remote control of a compatible CD player.
See the operation manuals of the respective components for full
details of their operation.
Install two AA batteries into the transmitter as shown below, taking
care that the battery polarity corresponds to the illustration on the
battery compartment floor. Remove them when not using the trans-
mitter for an extended period of time.
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SOURCE
DIRECT
Ste E
y
H
YAMAHA
REMOTE CONTROL
TRANSMITTER
RS-CX1000
1A
VE,
per
>
POWER key
Turns the CX-1000 on or off.
SOURCE DIRECT key
Has the same function as the front panel SOURCE DIRECT switch
INPUT SELECTOR keys
These allow you select the desired audio or video source directly
by pushing the corresponding key. The name of the chosen
source lights up on the front panel display.
PHONO PLAY/CUT key
Starts or stops the connected turntable.
TUNER keys
These keys let you select the desired preset station on the tuner
@ A/B/C
Switches between the two or three banks of siation presets.
e UP and DOWN
Pressing these keys switches to the next higher (UP) or St
(DOWN) preset station. _
CD keys
e PLAY CG
Press to start CD playback.
e PAUSE/STOP 00/0
Press once to temporarily stop playback (pause mode). Press
once again to enter stop mode.
e SEARCH <br
Use these keys to search forward or backward.

e SKIP KES
Use these keys to skip to the beginning of the current, previous
or next selection.
@ TAPE keys
e DECK A/B |
if you are using a double cassette deck, this button switches
between decks.
e DIRECTION (DECK A, DECK B)
Switches the tape direction between forward and backward.
If a single deck is used, only DECK A is operative.
e PLAY, STOP, <0, œ> , REC MUTE, REC/PAUSE
These buttons have the same functions as the corresponding
switches on the tape deck’s front panel.
VOLUME keys
Use these to raise (UP) or lower (DOWN) the volume of the
CX-1000. |
MUTING key
Like the front panel MUTING switch, this key mutes volume by
20dB. Press again to restore normal volume.
The transmitter can be used from a distance of up to about 7 meters
(23 feet) from the control amplifier and must be aimed in its direction
for proper operation.
About 7m
(23 feet)
When you notice that the remote control no longer works from greater
distances, replace the batteries, observing the following precautions:
@ Replace weak batteries before they run down completely.
@ Always replace both batteries with new ones.
@ Do not use different kinds of batteries at the same time.
e lí battery electrolyte has leaked into the battery compartment, wipe
it off completely before installing new batteries.
e Never disassemble, heat or throw discarded batteries into a fire.
Dispose of them properly.
15

Before
assuming
that
your
amplifier
is
faulty,
check
the
following
list.
If
you
still
have
any
doubts
or
questions,
contact
your
nearest
YAMAHA
dealer.
|
|
No
power
even
when
the
e
The
power
cord
is
not
plugged
in
securely.
POWER switch is ON.
e Plug in securely.
e Select the desired source with the INPUT SELEC-
TOR.
e
Power
amp
connections
are
not
secure.
e
Plug
in
connection
cord,
properly.
e
Source
input
connections
are
not
secure.
`
e
Plug
in
connection
cord,
properly.
e Adjust the BALANCE control.
No sound is heard. e The wrong source is selected.
One
channel
sounds
louder
e
Left/right
channels
out
of
balance.
than the other.
Sound
from
MC
cartridge
too
e
PHONO
type/impedance
selector
set
to
MM.
e
Set
this
switch
to
an
MC
position.
low.
A
loud
humming
sound
is
e
Turntable
is
not
properly
grounded.
e
Connect
the
turntable’s
ground
wire
to
GND
(or
heard
when
PHONO
is
|
|
disconnect
if
this
gives
better
results).
selected.
Recording
not
possible.
,
e
REC
OUT
selector
improperly
set.
e
Switch
REC
OUT
to
the
source
you
want
to
record.
TONE
CONTROLLS,
LOUD-
@
The
SOURCE
DIRECT
SWITCH
is
ON.
@
Turn
off
the
switch.
NESS
control
does
not
operate.
1A

Input Sensitivity/ impedance
PHONO MC
PHONO MM
100uV/10, 100, 1kQ
2.5mV/1kQ, 47kQ (220p, 330p)
CD/VIDEO/TUNER/AUX/TAPE/VCR 150mV/47kQ
input Sensitivity (New IHF)
PHONO MC | 33uV
PHONO MM 0.83mV
CD/VIDEO/TUNER/AUX/TAPE/VCR ] 50mV
Maximum-input Signal |
1kHz, 0.05% THD, PHONO MC 8.5mV
1kHz, 0.05% THD, PHONO MM | 190mV
Output Level/Impedance
REC OUT 150mV/1kO
__PRE OUT 1.5V/470
Maximum Voltage Output
20Hz ~ 20kHz, 1% THD, PRE OUT 12V
Headphone Jack Rated Output/Impedance
RL = 100 ohms 4.5V/1000
Frequency Response
CD/VIDEO/TUNER/AUX/TAPE/VCR (20Hz ~ 20kHz) +0, —0.2dB
RIAA Equalization Deviation
__ PHONO MC/MM 3 +0.2dB -
Total Harmonic Distortion (20Hz ~ 20kHz) —
PHONO MC to REC OUT, 1.5V 0.002%
PHONO MM to REC OUT, 1.5V | 0.001%
CD/VIDEO/TUNER/AUX/TAPE/VCR to
PRE OUT, 1.5V — 9.001%
intermodulation Distortion |
PRE OUT, 3V | 0.002%
Signal to Noise Ratio (IHF-A-Network)
PHONO MC (500uV Input Shorted) 91dB
PHONO MM (5mV Input Shorted) 95dB
CD/VIDEO/TUNER/AUX/TAPE/VCR (Shorted) 106dB
Signal to Noise Ratio (New IHF)
PHONO
MC
|
81dB
PHONO MM 83dB
CD/VIDEO/TUNER/AUX/TAPE/VCR © 103dB
input Equivalent Noise — 157dBV
— 138dBV
Residual Noise (IHF-A-Network) < 1.5uV
Channel Separation |
PHONO MC, MM 1kHz/10kHz Input Shorted 80dB/70dB
(1KHz/10kHz CD/VIDEO/TUNER/AUX/TAPE/VCR
5.1kQ terminated)
Tone Control Characteristics
90dB/69.5dB
BASS boost/cut +100dB (20Hz)
turnover frequency 350Hz
TREBLE ` boost/cut +10dB (20kHz)
turnover frequency 3.5kHz
MID control range +100B (kHz)
center frequency 1kHz
Filter Characteristics
Subsonic 15Hz, 12dB/oct
Continuous Loudness Control (Level related equalization)
Attenuation — 40dB (kHz)
Audio Muting — 20dB
Gain tracking error (0 ~ —60dB) < 2dB
Power Supply
General | AC110/129/220/240V, 60/50Hz
Australia, U.K. AC240V, 50Hz
European AC220V, 50Hz
Power Consumption 45W
AC Outlet
Switched x 1 200W max.
435 x 129.5 x 400mm
(17-1/8” x 5-3/32” x 15-3/4”)
Weight 11.5kg
Dimensions (WxHxD) _
specifications subject to change without notice.
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