STEREO AMPLIFIER aA OLe “056. "9.656" ie not available in US. Operating aks igen aleve Tho ilustration ehows med A-757. ‘Thankyou for buying this Pioneer product. Ploase read through these operating instructions $0 you will know how to operate your unit properly. Aer you have finished ceading the instncions, keep the manual in a sefe place for future ralerence, In some countries or regions, the shape of the power plug and Power oullot may sometimes diifer trom that shown in the ‘drawings. However, the method of connecting and operating the Unitis the same, WARNING : 1o prevent FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. IMPORTANT NOTICE [FOR U.S. and Canadian models} The serial numbor for this aquipmont is located on the rear panel Please wite this serial number on your enclosed warranty card and keep it in a secure area. This is for your security, [For Canadian model] CAUTION: To PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT USE ‘THIS (POLARIZED) PLUG WITH AN EXTENSION CORD, RECEPTACLE OR OTHER OUTLET UNLESS THE BLADES CAN BE FULLY INSERTED TO PREVENT BLADE EXPOSURE. ATTENTION : POUR PREVENIR. «LES cHocs ELECTRIQUES NE PAS UTILISER CETTE FICHE POLARISEE AVEC UN PROLONGATEUR UNE PRISE DE COURANT OU UNE AUTRE SORTIE DE COURANT, SAUF SI LES LANES PEUVENT ETRE INSEREES A FOND SANS EN LAISSER AUCUNE PARTIE A DECOUVERT. LINE VOLTAGE SELECTOR SWITCH Only multi-voltage models are provided with this switch, U.S., Canadian, European, U.K., and Australian ‘models are not provided with this switch. Mains voltages in Saudi Arabia are 127V and 220V only. Never use this model with 110V setting in Saudi Arabia. ‘The line voltage eslector switch ie on the rear panel. Before your ‘model is shipped from the factory, this switch is sotto the power requirements ofthe destination, Check that tis set property before plugging the power cord into the AC wall socket. I the voltage is ‘not propery set or if you move to an area where the voltage roquiromonts dif, adjust the solecterewitch as follows. 1. Usea medium-size screwdriver. 2. Insert the screwdriver into the groove on the votlage solector, ‘and adjust so that the tp of the arrow points to the voltage value of your area, Meiemsice 7 serendriver YQ PIONEER’ ‘The future of sound and vision.zo IMPORTANT 1 caumoy ‘pm Ten FOR USE IN THE UNITED ol 2 ‘ EFEATURES “7°00 Leelee 3 ‘CONNECTIONS: seeeerneeereeneees 4 PANEL FACILITIES ceunesnneeee og CONTENTS ——_—_______ OPERATIONS 00s esses cee g TROUBLESHOOTING * +01 0-02-00 ee0+ 10 SPECIFICATIONS * " FEATURES ‘These operating instructions are for: A-757; 150W + 150W/4 © (DIN) power model ‘A-656; 120W + 120W/4 2 (DIN) power model The illustrations and text in this manual refer basically to A-757. * Drive capaciy 150W + 150Wi4 & (DIN) matching to high power, ‘ard low-impedance-type speaker system. {model A.658~--- 120W + 120Wi6 9 (OIN}] + The use of DIRECT circuit assures high fidality playback ot ‘consistent frequency characteristics, accompanied by maximum eat + REO SELECTOR switch makes tape editing vary simple. ‘+ Clean ground technology prevents noise on powerline to flow to the signal ground ine, permiting clean souns reproduction, ‘+ Non-Switching Circur Type Il (A-858 is Type Il) is employed to realize high quality sound with minimum distortion. Comes with a builtin phono equalizer which accepts MC cartridge + Castod Power Transformer (A-757 only} ‘+ Honeycomb Freme Chassis + Honeycomb Heat Sink 3 E . . . |CONNECTIONS “Tape dock C0 player fen (a=) (a=) a=!) Speaker system B (L) ot provided in the UK. model pq Sew] | Not provided in fo SJ f--fineus. ane Canadian mode of A757, The ilustation shows, model A-757. ‘Shorting bare! | [eaution’ Do not insert the shorting bars into wall socket jother terminals after removing | [them Model A787 only .656..ADPTITAPE 3 ALTST.ADPT 1/TAPE 3 Video cise player Tuner veR etc. Turntable 4 ECONNECTING SPEAKER CORDS 1. Strip off the vinyl covering and twist the tip of the wire core, Twist the wire core, 2, Loosen the knob and insert the wire core into the terminal hole. 3. Tighten the knob to fix the wire core in place. Ney Do not allow the wire core to protrude and touch other terminals ar Wires. Ifthe cores of diferent wires touch, damage may be ceused to your components, Speaker Impedance ‘When speaker systoms are connected to only one of the SPEAKERS A or B torminals, such speakers ehoulé have rated impedance in te range o!4- 16.2 When speakers are connected to both the A and B terminals, thoy should have a rated impedance in the range of 8 - 32.2 CONNECTING INPUT/OUTPUT CORDS: BY “Eh Red plug “ White plug Connect the white plug tothe L (et) side, and the ed plug to the R (Fgh) side. Be sure to push the plugs in securely CONNECTIONS TO USE THE COMPONENT CONNECTED TO THE ADPT 2 TERMINALS (A-757 only) 1. Set the POWER switch to OFF, 2, Remove the two shorting bars from the ADPT 2 terminals. =a @ nQed% 7 ‘Remove the shorting bars to connect @ graphic equalizer fo these terminals. Always keep the bars inserted while the terminals are ‘nol use, ad take care not to lose them, ATS? SS HE — BANU ‘Graphic equalizer The U.K. moedel is not provided with the AC OUTLETS. AC OUTLETS (SWITCHED) Power supplied through these outets is tured on and of by the ampliier’s POWER swich, Total electrical power consumption of connected equipment should not exceed 100 W (mode! A658 of the other destination are 150W). AC OUTLET (UNSWITCHED) Power flows continually fo this outlet, rogardiess of whether the ampiir ie switched ON or OFF. Electrical power consumption of the connected equipment should not exceed 100 W. The equipment should be disconnected oy removing the power plug from the wal socket when notin regular use, e.g, when ‘on vacation, Nore: Do not connect appliances with high power consumption such 48 heaters, ons, or television sets to the AC OUTLETS in order to avoid overheating or fire risk 5 E | | i | |PANEL FACILITIES [FRONT PANEL] @ ® © POWER switch/indicator Press to turn power tothe unit ON and OFF. ‘When the power is ON, indicator ight @ PHONES jack "When using headphones, insert the plug into this jack © SPEAKERS selector switch Use thi switch to listen to the speaker systems connected tthe SPEAKERS terminals OFF: Released position: No sound is heard from the speaker system. Sette this positon when listening with headphones For reproduction of sound with the speaker systems connected to the SPEAKERS A torminals B: For reproduction of sound with the speaker systems connected 19 the SPEAKERS B terminals A+B: For reproduction of sound with the speakor systems connected to SPEAKERS A and B terminals @ BASS tone control Use to adjust the low-frequency tone at low volume fovel, The ‘center poston is the flat (normal) postion. When turned to the fight low-eequency tones are emphasized: when turned tothe let, low-frequency tones are de-emphasized. NOTE: This function does not ON positon yperate when the DIRECT swith isin the @ TREBLE tone contro! Use to adjust the high frequency tone at low volume lev, “The canter position isthe flat (normal) position. When turned tothe fight, high frequency tones are emphasized: when turned to the Tot high-frequency tones are de-emphasized 6 E wD A7ST..ADPT 1/TAPE 9 ) Moot A-886 ie not equipped with @ and @ NOTE: This fonction does not operate when the DIRECT switch isin the ON positon @ BALANCE control Should normally bo fot in the conter postion. Adjust balance ifthe Sound is louder fom one of the speakers. the nght side is loud, tum toward the LEFT positon and ifthe left side ie louder, turn toward the RIGHT postion NOTE: ‘This function does net operate whon the DIRECT switch Is in the (ON positon. @ PHONO EQ switch/indicator (A-757 only) ‘Ween not using a phone input, tr the phono equalizer power heat off in order lo. prevent it fom colecting noise ducing playback of ether sources. ON: ‘Tho indicator lights: Always setto this postion when using a phoro input Immadiataly ater turing ON, auido signal wil be muted for several seconds uni crit operation becomes stable OFF: “The indicator goes oft Seto this position whan not using a phono input ® LOUDNESS switchjindicator Use when listening at low volume levels ON: Tho indicator lights: Boosts fow and high frequencies to give added punch o playback even at low-volume, OFF: “The indicator goes off: Should normally be let inthis position. NOTE: ‘This switch dows not operate when te DIRECT switch i in the ON postion. *PANEL FACILITIES @ ADPT 1/TAPE 3 switch/indicator (ADPTITAPE 3 switch in the A-656) Use this switch to listen to tape playback or to listen to the sounds being cecorded during lape recording, ON: “The indicator lights: Pross when Fetening tothe playback sound of tho tapo desk or the adaptor connected to the ADPT 1/TAPE 3 INIPLAY tarminale, orto monitor the sound being recorded on tho tape deck connected tothe ADPT 1/TAPE 3 OUTIREC terminals. OFF: ‘The indicator goes off: Normally eave the switch in this postion, NOTE: When the DIRECT switch is set to ON, this function doos not ‘operate and no elgnal is output at the ADPT 1/TAPE 3 OUT/REC terminals. ® DIRECT switchfindicator Use this switch when you do not wish to pass the output from input terminal equipment ‘trough the. various frequency adjusting ireuits and adaptor terminals (ADPT 1/TAPE 3, ADPT 2, BASS, ‘TREBLE, BALANCE, LOUDNESS). ON: When the switch isin this positon, the indicator lights and the signale input irom tho ingut terminals are reproduced without passing through tho various trequency-adjustng clout. This results in fla, pure soun which isa more faithful reproduction at the input soure. OFF: When the switch isin this poston the indicator goes out and the signal passes theough the various frequeney adjusting circuits, @ PHONO SELECTOR switch Setin accordance wit the type of cartidge used in you tuntabi, MM: Set to this positon when using a moving magnet cartridge, or & MC (moving coi catridge with high output of t mV or more Mc: Sotto this postion when using a moving coll earvidge. MM SUBSONIC/MC SUBSONIC: Subsonie fit for moving coll or moving magnet caridges to cut Ltralow frequency noise less than 17 Hz ganarated when playing a warped record ‘When using a high-output moving coll cartridge, set this switch to MM or MM SUBSONIC, @ VOLUME CONTROL Use to adjust volume level NOTE: Thie unit is equipped with a cireul thet attenuates the effect of tone ‘and loudness controls at volume fs turned up. ® MUTING switch/indicator (A-757 only) Use to temporarily eut sound volume, ON: ‘The indicator ights, The sound volume wil be cut of OFF: ‘The incicator goes off. The sound wil retumn tots previous volume. @ INPUT SELECTOR switch Use to select playback source, LINE: Set to this postion when listening to the programs from a component connected to the LINE terminals TUNER: ‘Set to ths postion when listening to AM or FM broadcasts with a PHONO: Sot to this pesition whan listening to record playback on a turntable, cD: ‘Sotto this position when istening to a compact dise playback with CD player. DAT/TAPE 1: For playback with a tape deck or digital audio tapo deck connected tothe DAT/TAPE 1 terminals, TAPE 2: For playback with a tape deck connected to the TAPE 2 terminals ® REC SELECTOR switch ‘Switch to select recording signal. When set a cther han SOURCE ‘OFF postion, signals can be recorded durng playback of the {equipment selesed hy INPUT SELECTOR switch TUNER: To record rom a TUNER. cD: To rocord rom a CD player. OFF: In this postion nothing ftom the REC terminals of DATITAPE 1 and TAPE 2 willbe output. Select when rot recording: output to tape decks will be disconnected, improving sound quality. ‘SOURCE: ‘To record the equipment selected by INPUT SELECTOR switch TAPE: ime ‘To record (copy) from the tape deck of DATITAPE 1 terminals, overt the tape deck of TAPE 2 terminals 2h1 To recerd (copy) trom the tape deck of TAPE 2 terminale, over to the tape deck of DATITAPE 1 terminals: NOTE: The REC SELECTOR switch has no effect on the recording out put ofthe ADPT 1/TAPE 3 terminals. 7 EPANEL FACILITIES [REAR PANEL] ® TAPE 2 PLAY terminals. @ DAT/TAPE 4 PLAY terminals. @ TAPE 2 REC torminals. (@ DAT/TAPE 1 REC terminals. @ SPEAKERS B terminals (right channel). ® SPEAKERS B terminals (left channel). @® AC OUTLETS. (Not provided in the U.K, model) @ VOLTAGE SELECTOR. (Not provided in the U.K. model and, US. & Canadian models of A-757) @ Power cord. Connect this cord to an AC wall socket, or the AC outlet of an sucto timer. ® SPEAKERS A terminals (left channel). 8 E “The iiustation shows model A737 @ SPEAKERS A terminals (right channel). @ ADPT 4/TAPE 3 OUT/REC terminals. ADPT/TAPE 3 OUT/REC terminals. (A-656 only) @ ADPT 1/TAPE 3 IN/PLAY terminals. ADPT/TAPE 3 IN/PLAY terminals. (A-656 only) @ Shorting bars. (A-757 only) @ ADPT 2 IN terminals, (A-757 only) @ ADPT 2 OUT terminals. (A-757 only) @ PHONO terminals. @ Turntable ground terminal (GND). @ LINE terminals. ® TUNER terminals. @ CD terminals.OPERATIONS BEFORE BEGINNING OPERATIONS Set the contrels and switches at fllows: See page 6, 1. Set the VOLUME CONTROL to minimum. @ 2. Set the POWER switch to ON. © 3. Set the SPEAKERS switch to A, BorA+B.@ 4, Set the BALANCE control to the center position. © 5. Set the DIRECT switch to OFF. @ 6. Set the ADPT 1/TAPE 3 switch to OFF. @ PLAYBACK PROCEDURES 1. Set the INPUT SELECTOR or ADPT 1/TAPE 3 switch. @,@ How to select playback source: ‘© When listening to programe from equipment connected to the LINE terminals: Set to {LINE} + When listening o an AMIFM broadcast: Seto TUNER}, + Wher listening to a record: Set o [PHONO], PHONO EQ switch to ON. (A-787 only) ‘Set PHONO SELECTOR switch to MM (MM SUBSONIC) or MC (MC SUBSONIC) according to the type of cartridge boing used. + Wen listening to a compact dsc: Set to (CD), * When Istening to @ tape: Set to [DAT/TAPE 1}. {TAPE 2] or IADPT 1/TAPE 3] 2. Operate the playback equipment. 3. Adjust playback volume with the VOLUME CONTROL on this unit. RECORDING TAPES 1. Select the recording source with REC SELECTOR switch. + When set fo the SOURCE postion, the signals from the device Selected by INPUT SELECTOR switch are recorded, (To record signals from the device connacied to the PHONO or LINE terminals, set the REC SELECTOR switch to SOURCE and set the INPUT SELECTOR switch fo PHONO or LINE) When recording the signal ftom PHONO terminal, set PHONO Ed switch to ON positon. (A-757 only) ‘+ Recording isimpossiole with the switch set to OFF. Nore: When this switch Is set at other than SOURCE position, the equipment selected by REC SELECTOR switch can be recorded, regardless of the setting of INPUT SELECTOR and DIRECT switches, 2, When using the tape deck connected to the ADPT 1/TAPE 3 terminals for recording. @ The source selected with the INPUT SELECTOR will be recorded, regardless ofthe REC SELECTOR positon However, recording will not be possible when the DIRECT switeh is oN, 3. Begin recording by operating the source equipment and tape deck. Reter to the operating instructions for your tape deck for proper eperating procecures. MONITORING WHILE RECORDING ‘Whon recording of the tuner oF CD only. On a 3-head tape deck, sound can be concurontly heard while recording. This operation of cheching the sound quaity and recording love s called “monitoring” Atthe time of monitoring, set the INPUT SELECTOR switch of this equipment in the following ‘way, 10 match te tape deck on which recording is being done. + When recording on the tape deck of DAT/TAPE 1 terminals: Seto DATITAPE 1 + When recording on the tape dack of TAPE 2 terminals: Sel to TAPE 2. + When recording on the tapo deck of ADPT 1/TAPE 3 terminals: ADPT 1/TAPE 9 ewitch to ON. COPYING TAPES: ‘When two decks (or @ double cassette deck) are used, you can record the sounds from one deck onto the other. Application examples: + Tomake atape copy wih contents identical othe orginal tape. + To edit @ recording of @ radio broadcast in order to cut out unwanted commercials, reccrding only desied material onto another tape When using two tape decks 1. Load tapes for playback (pre-recorded tape) and recording into the respective tape decks. Select the tape deck to be copied with REC SELECTOR switch. ‘+ When copying from the tape deck of DAT/TAPE 1 terminals, to ‘no tape deck of TAPE 2 terminals: Set to 1 Be 2 + When copying from the tape deck of TAPE 2 terminals, tothe tape deck of DATITAPE 1 terminals Sotto 2B. wore: Tho tape solected with REC SELECTOR switch can be copied, regardless of the settings of INPUT SELECTOR and DIRECT switches, 3. Operate the tape decks to begin copying. Set the tape deck with the original (playback) tape tothe playback mode, and set the tape deck with the Blank tape To the recording mode. Playback using graphic equalizer ‘As to A-757, it can deal with playback of all sources. whon connecting a graphic equalizer tothe ADPT 2 terminals, However, Playbackis not possibie when the DIRECT switch is ON. NOTE: Remove the shorting bars before using these terminals. Always keep the bars inserted while the tezminals are notin se, and take ‘care nat to lose them (4-757 ony) 9 ETROUBLESHOOTING Incorract operations are often mistaken for trouble and malfunctions. Ifyou think that there is someting wrong with this component, check the points below. Sometimes the trouble may fie in another component. Investigate the other components and electrical appliances being used. F ine trouble cannot be rectified oven sfler exercising the chacks lsted below, ask your nearest PIONEER authorized service certer or your dealer to carty out repair work: ‘symptom Probable Cause Remedy ‘No power supplied to unit Power plug is disconnected from outlet ‘The component power plug has boen plugged into another component power outit (eg. timer, etc), but power to that unit is disconnected, Insart plug securely in out. ‘Tum on power tothe other component No sound Connecting cords are disconnected from terminas, oF connected incorrectly. Terminals, or connecting cords pin plugs are ity, ‘The INPUT SELECTOR or ADPT 1/TAPE 9 ‘vitch solected does not _match the component boing played back. Operation of ether components incorrect. ‘The SPEAKERS selector switch is set to sOFF" ‘The PHONO Ea switch is OFF position (Wihen listening PHONO in A-757.) ‘Shorting bars are not inserted into the ADPT 2 terminals. Connect securely. Clean terminals and plugs. Set switches correct (PHONO, TUNER, CD. UNE, DAT/TAPE 1, TAPE 2). Set the ADPT IITAPE 3 to OFF. Consult the opeating instructions lor the ether ‘components, Set the switch oA. Bor A+ B, Set PHONO EQ switch to ON postion Inger the shorting bars properly No sound from one speaker Connecting cords or speaker cords are ESPECIFICATIONS [A-757] Gontinuous power output (both channels driven at 20 Hz to 20 Kez) ** U.S., Canadian models Continuous Average Power Output is 100 Watts*++ per channel, min., at 8 ohms from 20 Hertz to 20,000 Hertz, with no more than 0,003% total harmonic distortion. *#*Moasured pursuant to the federal Trade Commission’s Trade Regulation rules on Power Output Claims for Amplifiers. FTC continuous power output (both channels driven) 20 He to 20 kHz, TH.D. 0.003%, 8.2 100W + r00W* 20 Hzto 20 kHz, THD. 0.008%, 4 2 135W + 195+ UK model THD, 0.003%, 89 - ‘95W + 95W* THD, 0.005%, 4.2 + 140W + 1408 Other destination models THD. 0.003%, 8 2 - +++ 100W + 1008+ THD. 0.005%, 4.9 - +9 140W + 14084 DIN continuous power output (both channels driven) UK. model Tktlz, THD. 1.0%, 8+» 100W + 100W 1 ills, THD. 1.0%, 4+ ++ 150W + 150M Tolat harmonic gistorion ** US., Canadian modele 20 Hzto20 ktiz, 1o0W, 8 0.003% + 20 Hzto 20 KHz, 135W, 4.2 ~~ UK. model 20 H2 to 20 kHz, O5W, 82 20 Hz to 20 tz, 140, 4.9 ther destination models 20 Hzto 20 itz, 100W, 8 20 Hzto 20 KHz, 140W, 4 Q --o-e nooo The followings ars applicable to all models. Power bandwidth 0.095% * 0.003%* 0.005% 0.009% * 0.005% 0.05%, 82 5 Heo KHz* Damping factor (1 i8t2220 He to 20 KH), 8 ---- 20070 Dynamie power ouput (on ETA ayrami test signa) aap. ++ BoowrsooW Inter-modulaton distortion (at rated output soos 0.003% * Input sensitiviyimpedance PHONO (MM) +++ 000000 25 mViS0 ka PHONO (Mo) +02 mv/i000 0, TUNER, LINE, TAPE: PHONO overioad level 150 mVi50 KO 1s TH.0. 00085 (MMM) 200 m0. ouput ivalimpodance "TAPE REG, ADAPTOR OUTPUT: +--+ $80 mvlaa ka Frequoncy response PHONO (i). 20 it 20 itz ores 20288 PHONO (MC), 20 Heo 20 Wes e308 (0, TUNER, UNE, TAPE (1 Heto 180g) --- “BB Tone conto volume conto set BASS «~~ TREBLE: MuTING- Loudness contour ote ‘contol sett 40 48 postion) veo 48 dB (100 +3 eB 10 He) Fiter(SUBSONIC)-- 17 He (12. dBlost) Signalta-Noise rao (HF short circu A network) PHONO (MH 5 mV inputMC 0.57nV input) +£8.08 (100 Hz) + 28 (10K) 95 dB/77 4B* €D, TUNER UNE, TAPE 11048" Signale Nee rato (OWN, continuous powe/s0 mW) PHONO (Mi). 74 dB\65 48+ (6D, TUNER, LINE, TAPE: 92 dB/68 48+ Power Supply/Miscellaneous Power requirements US., Canadian models - UK, Australian models ‘Other destination modele ~ “ACHYOV/120 ~ 1270, a20V/240V (owichable, 9/60 Ha Power consumption US. Canadian models AC 120, 60 Hs ‘46-240 Vote ~, S00 Hs +» S00W (950 VA) UK. Australian models ~ 820W ‘other destination models 8200 ACoutlets switched (> 2) « soeeceecerneeseees 100W, nswitched (> 1)+++--++0 - 100W Dimensions --+++++++ 4420 (W) X 435 (0) x 192 (4) mm 16916.) x 17-1800) « 68 in ‘Weight (without package) eoseeesees 195 eg (49) Accessories ‘Operating insiuctions ‘Cushion spacer set =~ NoTE: ‘Specifications and design subject to possible modification without notice, due to improvements = When the DIRECT ewitch to ON. ** Measured by Audio Spocirum Analyzer, Be sure to place the unt on a level surface so that it stands firmly on all ts feet. f wobbly, adjust by attaching the supplied ‘cushion spacers to one or more foot. Foot r Cushion spacer W €SPECIFICATIONS [A-656] Continuous power output (both channels driven at 20 Hz to 20 ktlz}** UK. medet THD. 0.005%, 8.0 TOW + 70W+ THD. 0.008%, 4.0 sw -05we Other destination medela THD. 0.005%, 8.0 --BoW + 80w* THO, 0.008%, 4.2 100W + tows DIN continous power output (oth channels dven} U.K. model Tz, THD. 1.0%, 89 BOW + 20W 1 Hz, THD, 1.0%, 42 120W + 120W Power bandwidth 0.05%, 8.2 see5 He 80 Ke Damping factor (1 kb¥z/20 He to 20 KHz}, 8 Qvvoseeveeeseseeseseees 200/70 Dynamic power output (on EA dynamic tt ser 40pa- + 150W/t90W “Total narmonie distortion ** UK. mode! 20Hz to 20 KHz, TOW, 62» + 0.0055 + 20 Hz to 20 KH, @5W, 4 0.008%* ther destination models 20 Hz to 20 KHz, BOW, 8 2 + 0.905% + 20:H2 to20 kt, 100W, 4 2 + 0.008% * Inter modulation distortion (at rated output) 0.00556* Input sensivtyimpedance PHONO (MM) -+-++++ 25 mVSOkQ PHONO (MC) ‘02 mviteo 9 0D, TUNER, LINE, TAPE +150 mVI50k 2 PHONO overload level 1 Hz, TH.D. 0.008% (MMIMC) « 200 mivite my ‘Output levelimpedance TAPE REC 1s0mvi2.2k@ Frequency response PHONO (MM), 20 Hz to 20 KHz = 0208 PHONO (MC), 20 Hzto 20 KHZ: (6D, TUNER, LINE, TAPE (1 Hz to 150 kH2) £0308 Wage 1398 MAINTENANCE OF EXTERNAL SURFACES * Use a polishing cloth or dry cloth to wipe off dust and di * When the surfaces are very diny, wipe with a. soft cloth dipped in some neutral cleanser diluted five or se times with water, and wrung out wel, and then wipe again with a dry cloth, Do not use lumiture wax or cleaners * Never use thinners, benzine, insecticide sprays and othor chemicals on or near this unt, since these wil corrode the surfaces, “Tone contol (volume contol set at 40 dB positon) BASS. s+ 8 dB (100 H2) ‘TREBLE: cesses 8B (10 HH) Louaness contour (volume ‘corto et at ~40 dB postion) “745 6B (100 Ha) dB (10 2) Fiter(SUBSONIC)- + 17 Hz (12 dBloct) Signal-o-Noise rato (HF shor cre, A network) PHONO (MM, 5 mV inputNC, 05 mV input) 95.48/77 4B +110 4B* €O, TUNER, LINE, TAPE Signal Noise rat (OWN, consnuous powers0 mi) PHONO (MM) * 7408/05 dB* (0D, TUNER, LINE, TAPE - 92.08/68 dB * Power Supply/Miscellaneous Power requirements UK, Australian models COtherdestination modal +++ ACHOV/120 = 127V, 220V/240V (ewitchabe), 5016 He Power consumption fe 24ovote ~, S080 He UK,, Australian models » ‘e50w ‘Other destination models - sow AC outlets ‘switched (2) ~ + 160W unswitched (1) + 100Ww Dimensions 420 (W) % 498 (0) x 162 (H) mm 169116) x 17-18 ©) x 6-38 (in ‘Weight (without package) -- 18:5 kg (29 lb 12.02) Accessorie: Operating instructions. NOTE: ‘Specifications and design subject to possible modieation without ‘notice, due to improvements * When the DIRECT witch to ON. +++ Moasured by Audio Spectrum Analyzer. copes Spe arecarete lg roconed, PIONEER ELECTRONIC CORPORATION PIONEER ELECTRONICS [USA] INC. 2265 East 220th Sire, Long Be 444, Meguro 1-Cheme, Meguro-ki, Tokyo 188, Japan Calera 80890, US.A, 2.0. BOK 1720, Long Beach, Calfomia 90801, US.A, PIONEER ELECTRONICS OF CANADA, INC. PIONEER ELECTRONIC [EUROPE] NV. PIONEER ELECTRONICS AUSTRALIA PTY. LTD. 508 Gocvare Drive, Markham, Orvare LSA SE3, Canada ‘Keatoerglaan 1, 2740 Bevoren, Belgium, TEL: 03/750.081 178-184 Boundary Road, Braeside, Vieira 21 stati, TEL: (09] 980-9917 Printed in Japan