INSTRUCTION MANUAL DC-DA370 Micro Component SystemPRECAUTIONS CAUTION THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS A LOW POWER LASER DEVICE, TO ENSURE CONTINUED SAFETY 00 NOT REMOVE ANY COVERS OR ATTEMPT TO GAIN ACCESS TO THE INSIDE OF THE PROD- ucr. REFER ALL SERVICING TO QUALIFIED PERSONNEL. + The apparatus shal not be exposed topping or slashing : 3 use where there are extremes of temperature (below 5°C or txcoding 35°0) or where cet sunlight may eke ‘Because ofthe CD player's extremely ow noise and wide dynamic ‘ange, there might be a tendency to set the volume on the amplifier unnecessarily high. Doing so may produce an excessively large ‘output from the amplifier which could damage your speakers. = Sudden changes inthe ambient temperature may cause condensa- tion to form on the optical lens inside the unit. If this happens, take ‘ut the isc, leave the unit for about 1 hour, and then proceed to operate. The system's speakers use powertul magnets. Do not place timepieces, credit cards, cassette tapes or video tapes, otc. near the speakers. Do not install cease or builtin squipment in a confined space, such as a book inet. IMPORTANT It the plug supplied with this equipment is not suitable for the socket ‘outiets in your home it should be cut off and replaced with the correct ‘ype. Disposal of Plug Ifthe non rewireable plug isto be cut off, the removed plug should be ‘disposed of carefully as there is a shock hazard should the plug be inserted into alive socket, Replacing Fuse “The detachable fuse cover must be replaced after changing the fuse. ‘Only a 3A fuse should be used and should comply with BS1362 and should carry the ASTA mark ‘The wires in the mains lead are coloured in accordance with the following code: Blue Noutal Brown Live ‘The wires in the mains lead must be connected to the terminals in the plug as fellows; Wire colour Plug terminal marking Blue Nor Black or Blue Brown, Lor Red or Brown Do not connect eithr wire tothe earth terminal {tthe mains plug contains a fuse this should be 3A, i a plug without a fuse is used the dstrbution board fuse should not be greater than 5A. ‘The unit is not disconnected from the mains unless its unplugged from the AG outlet JCONNECTIONS ‘Actal wire SS External aerial Fich speaker ch speaker Digital equipment Optical cable (not supplied) Video" Auxillary equipment Ampltied Subwoofer (cot supplied) Note: = Domnot connect the mains lead to an AC outlet unt all connections have bean made. ‘The systems not completely disconnected from the mains when the TON button is set to the & position. Speakers Connect the connector of the lett speaker lead tothe “L” SPEAKERS socket and the connector ofthe right speaker lead tothe "R” socket. you have dificuty inserting the speaker lead connector, turn itover and reinsert it Aerials In areas close to @ transmitter the simple indoor aerial is suficient to receive broadeasts. Extend the aerial wire a straight as possible and, \while listening othe sound from the system, secure tn a positon which YyYlelds minimal distortion and noise. Intringe areas or where reception is distorted or noisy, an extemal aerial (aot supplied) should be connected instead ofthe simple indoor aerial Consult your dealer AM loop aerial ‘Assemble the loop aerial as shown in figure, w Unwind the aerial wires, then connect them to the AM LOOP terminals. Place the loop aerial ina position which yields the best AM (MW/ LW) reception, or attach itt a wall or other surface as shown in igure Note: ‘To minimize noise, the speaker, mains and ‘any ather loads should nat come close tothe indoor of external aerial load and AM loop aerial. Do not place the aerial leads close to the system. ‘Screws (not supplied) Video/Auxiliary equipment Connect audio leads (not supplied) from the aucio output sockets of video! auxiliary equipment to the VIDEO sockets. Digital equipment ‘The OPTICAL OUT socket (optical) reproduces CO's digital sound to your digital equipment (amplifier, MD recorder, etc). The socket can be ‘Connected to the digital equipment which has an optical input socket. Before connecting, remave the cap on this socket. ‘Subwoofer output socket (SUB WOOFER) Connect the amplified subwooter (not supplied) to the SUB WOOFER: socket, Headphones Connect stereo headphones (not supplied) to the PHONES socket for ‘monitoring or for private listening. The speakers are automaticaly disconnected when headphones are connectCONTROLS ev oan s 74 OLE SI —2 6 s . 5 = ; General 1. Power button (‘vON) 2. Display 3. Volume control (VOLUME) 4, Cloci/Timer button (CLOCK/TIMER) ‘5. Memary button (MEMORY) 6. Bass expander button (BASSXPANDER) 7. Surround button (SURROUND) 8. Sound preset button (SOUND PRESET) 8. Headphones socket (PHONES) 10. Remote sensor (IR) 11. Function button (FUNCTION) 412, Display backlight colour select button (DISPLAY) CD player/Tuner 1. CD compartment 2. Open/Close button for CD compartment lid (A OPEN/CLOSE) 3. Tuning buttons (TU -, +TU) 4. Stop button (@) 5. Skip/Search/Preset tuning buttons (4-4/-4-40PRESET -, p/P IPRESET +) 6, Play/Pause button (mth) 7. FM mode button (FM MODE) £8. Tuner function/Band select button (TUNER/BAND) Cassette deck Stop button (a) Fast forward/Rewind buttons (4<4/44PRESET -, >/PPYPRESET 4) 8, Forward play button (>) 4. Cassette holder 5. Reverse mode button (<2) 6 7 Record/Fecord pause bution (@/1) Fleverse play button ()REMOTE CONTROL Controls 14 13 acs © eyraar Power button (s/ON) ‘Open/Close button for CD compartment lid (OPEN/CLOSE) ‘Number buttons (1-9, 0) Memory button (MEMORY) “Tape deck controls © Record muting button ©: Record Record pause button “44, Fast forward/Rewind buttons <€ Reverse play button >: Forward play button Stop button CO player controls Pt Play/Pause button Stop button RANDOM: Random play button REPEAT: Repeat button FM mode bution (FM MODE) Sound preset button (SOUND PRESET) “Tuning buttons (TUNING +, -, Het, >) (These buttons can also be Used as CD playing tracks skip and search button) ‘Tuner function/Band select button (TUNERIBAND) \Volume buttons (VOLUME +, -) Preset tuning button (PRESET) Video function button (VIDEO) ‘Sleep button (SLEEP) ‘Number buttons (1 - 9,0) “These buttons are used to select the track numbers on a disc or preset radio stations, Ifthe funetion is "CD", the buttons select the track numbers on a disc Ifthe function is “TUNER, the buttons select preset radio With any oer function he bustons wl ot uneson ‘Two buttons must always be pressed. Example: To select No. 8, press 0, then 3. To select No. 10, press 1, then 0. To select No. 25, press 2, then 5, Inserting batteries 1 ‘Two ROS batteries {not supplied) Note: Always remove batteries ifthe remote control is not to be used for @ ‘month or more, Batteries left inthe unit may leak and cause damage. Remote control range Remote sensor within approx. 7 meters The buttons on the remote control perform similar functions to similarly ‘marked butions on the front panelADJUSTING THE CLOCK (main unit only) NOTE: ‘When the unit i first connected tothe AC power line, the clock display blinks on the display. Example: To sot 6:30", First, press the ¢YON button totum the power off. Only the clock display blinks. 1. Press the CLOCK/TIMER for atleast 2 seconds, “a binks on the display. 2. Press the MEMORY button Co: An uu ‘The hours display blinks. 8, Turn the VOLUME control o set the “hours” wy _ Baa 8 4. Press the MEMORY button co cK 5 “The minutes display blinks. 5. Tum the VOLUME conto fo set the “minutes an 630 66, Prass the MEMORY button. The clock starts. = Tho time can be set accurately by pressing the MEMORY button when a time signal is hear. = To display the clock during operation, press the CLOCK/TIMER, button rely, After afew seconds, tho original dsplay returns = Hapowerfallure occurs or the mains leadis disconnected, the clock display blinks. Reset the time again. ‘Changing the clock to the 12-hour display 1.” Press the SON button to turn the power off, and present time sisplay. 2. While clock is displaying, press the MEMORY button and hold it, thon press the P/N button. Example: 13:00 — PM 1:00 To return the original sating, repeat steps above, BEFORE OPERATION _ ‘Turning the power on and off Press the ¢YON button, The display lights and “WELCOME” appears brie To turn the power off, press the SION button again. "GOODBYE" appoarsbriely and the clock cisplay romains it = "When the mains lead is connected to the AC outlet, the unit will respond to commands fom the remote contol. Direct start function Ifthe following buttons ate pressed when the unitis in standby, the ‘nit turns on automatically and the selected function is set CD section i A OPENICLOSE Deck section 4, > “Tuner section Rlomote control TUNERIBAND it, OPEN/CLOSE, -, », TUNERVBAND, VIDEO Selecting the function Press the FUNCTION button to select the desired function. Each time the button is pressed, the display changes as follows: CD — TAPE —~ TUNER — VIDEO:AUX —~ CD —~ “The function is automatically selected when CD play or tape playback is started or when the TUNER/BAND button has been pressed (except ‘uring recording). \When the function selection is changed, CD play or tape playback is automatically stopped, Adjusting the volume ‘Turn the VOLUME control, or press the + or ~ VOLUME button on the remote control, The volume level appears by numbers (VOL 0 ~ VOL MAX) and bar-graph on the display. ‘Surround sound system Press the SURROUND button, “SURROUND” appears on tho display ‘and a 3 dimensional sound effect is created, Bass expander system Press the BASSXPANDER button fo enhance the bass sound. "BASS" appears on the display. Selecting the sound mode ress the SOUND PRESET button to select the sound mode matching the music to be listened to. POP: Pops, ete CLASSIC: Classical musi, ete. ROCK: Rock musi, ete JAZZ: Jazz, et. Selecting the display backlight colour ‘The display has three colours of the backlight (Amber, Purple, Blue. ress the DISPLAY button to select the desired display backlight colour, WHAT TO DO IF... the operation ofthe unit or splay is not normal, Disconnect the mains lead Press the RESET button (rear ofthe unit) for atleast 30 seconds. ‘Connect the mains lead. Feesume the operationCD PLAY Use compact ses bearing the symbol shown. In _[}COMPACT addition to conventional 12 cm COs, this system Se ‘can be used to play 8 em CDs without an adapter. DIGHAL AUDIO inion and begin play mmediately 4. Press the FUNCTION button to select “CD” function. “CD” appears ‘on the display, then "CO" is replaced by the CD mode aispay. 2, Press the & OPEN/CLOSE button to open the CD compartment id "OPEN" appears, 3, Place the dise withthe label facing up onthe disc tutable. (Place only one cisc at atime.) 4, Press the & OPEN/CLOSE button again to close the CD ‘compartment lid, “CLOSE” ap- pears bie then the total num ber of tracks and total playing time on the disc appear Note: If the dise is loaded withthe label facing downward, or ita badly ‘sratched disc is loaded, NO DISC” appears. I this occur, load the ‘ise correctly or replace the damaged disc ‘5, Press the iit button. Play Sanstonbontiak” fT} Tecuronvedrumporana 1 UU! dlopaed playing te a8 loop 2... 6. Prove heim buon oon i ly. none estackhas boon played. te player stops aoa Wo: ‘Always press the m button and walt forthe disc to stop rotating betore opening the CD compartment Notes on handling compact discs = Do not expose the dise to direct sunlight, high humidity or high temperatures for extended periods of time, = Discs should be returned to their cases after use. = De not apply paper or write anything on the dise surface. Handle the ge by ts edge. Do not touch the playing surface (glossy ie), = Fingerprints and dust should be carefully wiped off the playing ‘surface of the disc witha soft cloth Wipe in a straight motion from the centre to the outside ofthe disc. + Never use chemicals such as record cleaning sprays, antistatic sprays or fluids, benzene or thinner to clean compact discs. To start play from the desired track Select the track by using the m/PH or Ket button, then press the »atbutton Using the remote control Press two number buttons within 4 seconds. (Example: press 0, then 3.) ‘Temporarily stopping play Press the P/ttbutton, “>> "Blinks onthe display. To resume play, press the button again Skip play To skip to track 6 while track 3 Is playing, press the P>/ PP: button repeatedly unti"6" appears (in the track section) onthe display. To skip back to track 3 while tack 6 is playing, press the Mt-d/t-t button repeatedly uni ‘S" appears. 2 The number buttons on the remote control can also be used for skip play, To skip to track 6 while one track is playing, press 0, then 6. Search (forward/reverse) I the Por 4-4/-<-4 button is pressed during play, the player wll, search at high speed in the forward of reverse direction while the button Is being pressed. When the button is released, normal play will continue. Random play (Remote Control only) Press the RANDOM button to begin random play. The player will ‘automatically select and play tracks on the disc at random. “RANDOM” appears on tho display. . =" Random play wil not function during programmed play. Repeat play (Remote Control only) Press the REPEAT button before or during play. The player wil play all the tracks oral the programmed tracks repeatedly. "REPEAT" appears ‘on the display. To cancel repeat play, press the REPEAT button again. “REPEAT alsappears. PROGRAMMED PLAY Upto 24 racks on de can be programmed fr lyn any ode. Pastel ncion and baa dara you wat proanee. < Tretvcks must bo pemranmed nthe sop made The sme rack canbe programmed mor tan once. 1. Presi MEMORY buton. hy a I | PR. 2. Selecta track by using the a Phi ora buton = The number buttons on the remote contol can also be used, 3, Prass the MEMORY button, mM a =O 4, Repeatsteps 2-3 oprogramme addtional tracks. 5. Prose the Pitt button to start programmed play. ‘When all programmed tracks have played, he player stops = automaticaly. "00.00" appears on the display. = The programme contents are retained in memory 8 7m 3 ‘Any attempt to programme more than 24 tracks will result in “FULL being displayed and discontinuation ofthe programming = To.cancel programmed play, press the m button twice. Checking the programme Each time the MEMORY button is pressed in the stop mode, the programmed details sequentially appear on the display. Changing a programme To add a new track to a programme: 1° ‘Inte stop mode, press tne MEMORY bution repeated unt tees displayed 2. Select a rack 8s explained above, 3, Press the MEMORY bution To change a track: 4” ‘inthe stop mode, press the MEMORY button repeatedly unt he track numba fo be replaced is displayed. 2, Select a rack as expained above. 3._Press the MEMORY button. Note: Programmed details cannot be partially deleted or inserted.LISTENING TO TAPES ‘fa cassetie is loaded, you can turn the unit on and begin play Immediately by pressing the ® or button. 1, Press the FUNCTION button to select “TAPE, 2. Presse caste her (JECT prion) } Copenh © 4. Loe he caste =— foro cassoto, push th os Steer (EvecT porion aco position. c=" appears. 4, Press the > button to select the reverse made as desire. ==: For listening to one side of the tape oni =D: For listening to both sides ofthe tape in succession. playback has been started from the reverse side, only the reverse sie will be played back. (: Forlstening repeatedly to both sides of the tape. 5. Press the ® of button to begin playback. ">" or "appears, For forward play “4 For reverse pay. 6, Press the m button to stop playback at any time. ‘When the end of the tape has been reached, automatic stop or reverse willbe activated. Note: + Use the normal tape (TYPE 1). © Endless tapes cannot be used. Do not use C-100 (orlonger) tapes. They may jam in the mechanism, Fast forward and rewind Press the PP>/ BB or H¢4/-4-4 button, >" oF “blinks. When the desired location has been reached, press the m button. LISTENING TO THE RADIO To tun the unit on TUNERIBAND button. fen to the last station, press: Automatic/Manual tuning 1. revs the TUNERVBAND button to select FM, MW or LW. re TUNER" is selected automaticly. “TUNER eppears on te Glplay, thon TUNER i roplaced byte tuner mage sly. 2. Automatis tuning Prose te TU + TU button for at east 1. secondo tone in a tao Tho unt wi can up or don the bard and eet te next Tecevbl station Pres re button again fo conn, Manvel tring Proce he TU or + TU buton bit ntl the desired requency is oplyed rer cm inaoc riiusc3 ™ To preset stations Up to 24 stations for FM band, 12 stations for MW band, and up to 4 stations for LW band can be preset. Automate pressing APT) Press the TUNERIBAND button to solect FM, MW or LW. 2. Press the MEMORY button for at least seconds, PROG.” bnks ‘The automatic tuning mode is set and automatic preseting begins from the low end of the band, When 24 stations for FM, 12 stations for MW or 4 stations for LW. have been prasat or the high end ofthe band is reached, automatic, prasotting stops. “PROG.” disappears and the previous received Station Is heard. To preset stations ont ‘ther band, folow steps above, Note: IAPT is activate, al previously programmed stations ofthe band wil be cleared and new stations will be programmed. Manual presetting Tune inthe station tobe preset as described in “Automatic Manval tuning? 2, Press the MEMORY button. a InQoIc ~cusea 3. Press the PRESET ~ or PRESET « buiton on the font panel (or PRESET button onthe remote conta) to eeect the channel number tobe preset. ce) naga 9 103925 4, Press the MEMORY button, inthis example, "103.25 MH2" FM station is preset on FM channel 2. = The number buttons onthe remote contol can be used to preset the station directly. In this example, press 0 then 9 ater the step arco “110325 wn the next steps not taken within 10 seconds while performing steps 2-4, "PROG." disappears and the preset operation is cancelled, Press the MEMORY button to continue, 5, Repeat stops above to add more preset stations. = When prosetting @ new station, the previous preset station is cleared, Listening to preset stations 1. Press the TUNER/BAND button to select FM, MW or LW. 2. Press the PRESER ~ or PRESET + button on the front panel (or PRESET button onthe remote contol to select the desired channel number, The selected channel number appears briefly. "The number buttons on the remote control can also be used. Press two number buttons within 2 seconds. To receive FM stereo broadcasts Make sure that *MONO" isnot displayed. f°MONO" appears, press the FM MODE button to turn the *MONO” indication of. "ST" appears when an FM stereo broadcast is received {Ifthe signal rom an FM stereo station is weak and reception is poor, press the FM MODE button to change to the MONO mode. The Feception may be improved, but the sound will be monaural ‘When beat interference is heard Atigh-pitched noise calad “beat is sometimes heard during reception of radio broadcasts, If this occurs. 1. Press the MEMORY button, 2. When “PROG "i inking pra the FM MODE button to select "BC- A" or BC-", Select the Setting that gives the best results IRis not necessary to perform this procedure in the Europe. 1. Press the TUNERVBAND button to select "MW". 2. __ While pressing the MEMORY button on the front panel, press the TUNERIBAND button on the front panel. 522-1611 kHz (@kHz steps}——— 520 - 1610 kHz (10kHz steps)LISTENING TO OTHER SOURCES 1. Press the FUNCTION button to select “VIDEO: AUX”. 2. Follow the instructions supplied with the Video! Auxillary equipment. RECORDING Recording copyright material without permission of the copyright ‘owners is usually an infringement. you wish to re-record copy- right material, permission from the copyright owner is necessary. ‘SANYO does not approve of, and cannot be held responsible for, any unlawful use ofthis machine. Preparation 1. Press the FUNCTION button o select “TAPE™ 2) Load a blank cassete 3. Press the C= button to selec the reverse mode. ===: For recording one side ony For recording both sies in succession. [recording has been started from the reverse side, only the reverse sde willbe recorded = Ifa tape with one of ts tabs already broken out is used for recording, the tape will not be reversed automaticaly, and it wil stop. It the reverse mode has been set to “CO, “= appears automateally when the recording modes esiablshed. Recording compact discs (Synchronous recording) 41, Select "CD" function 2. Load the disc to be recorded = For programmed recording, programme the material in advance {as descrived under PROGRAMMED PLAY’) 3, Select the tack number to be recorded if required = For programmed recording, this step is unnecessary. “4. Press the @/1K button (or the @ button on the remote control). The dock enters the recording pause mode and "REC" appears. " B* blinks, 5. Press the B or button. Recording stars. 6. Press the ™ button to stop recording. Also the CD player stops automatically Recording from the tuner or other sources 1. Tuna in the radio station to be recorded or play other sources. 2. Press the @/t button. 3. Press the ® or button. Recording stars 4. Press the m bution to stop recording, ‘When beat interference Is heard A high-pitched noise called "beat” is sometimes heard during the recording of radio broadcasts, I this occurs. 1. Press the MEMORY button, 2. While “PROG.” is blinking, press the = button to select “BC-1" oF "BO-2". Select the setting hat gives the best results. ‘Automatic record muting (Remote control only) Undesirable parts ofa programme can be omited while recording Press the © bution once while recording. “REC” binks and a 5-second unrecorded blank space is created, then the deck enters the recording pause mode. “REC* remains lt and" or“ blinks onthe display. = Toadd another 5-second blank space, press the © button again, = Toresume recording, press the & or bution (o match the blinking wore) Safeguards against accidental erasure ‘Accidental erasure can be prevented by breaking out te tabs onthe end ofthe cassette tape (where the tape isnot exposed) using a screwdriver Cr similar implement Ifa tab Is broken out in ertor and you wish to re-record the tape, simply block the tab nole using adhesive tape and the tape can be used for recording again. Side A Break out tab A for side A Break out tab B for side.TIMER OPERATION Using the timer (Main unit only) ‘Sethe on and of times, and function tobe used. Operation wil start with the selected function at the on time. The sound will be gradually Increased from a no-sound level othe current volume seting (adi). ‘The power wil be switched of atthe of time, ‘The timer wil function every day unless itis released. Preparation Note: Make absolutely sure that the clock is set to the correct time before ‘setting the timer. ~ Prepare the sources to be used Ifthe function selected is tuner, tune in tothe desired band and Station. = _ Fortape deck: Tape playback wil stat inthe forward direction. = Adjust the volume level as desired. Operation 1. Press the FUNCTION button to select the function and set the desired volume level for timer operation, 2. Press the CLOCK/TIMER button for atleast 2 seconds, WS & re woven on ne etn ass 425 4. Setthe timer on tine by turing the VOLUME contro, then press th MEMORY button (as described under “ADJUDTING THE CLOCK) mae o* Oo ‘The timer off time setting appears. 5. Sel the timer off ime as descnbed in , 81S | TUNER on 6 ‘The previous timer modefunction setting appears. =_“9" biks only or tuner function, °° remains ifr other function, 6. Soloct the timer mode by turning the VOLUME control (Tuner function only) “@ REC" and“o" bink alternately. Select“) REC" for unattention recording 7. Press the MEMORY button (Tuner function only). ‘The original display returns, then the timer operation standby mode 's activied, °o" oro REC" remains it 8. Pross the VON button to switch off the power. + Toswitch off the power during a timer controlled operation, pros the GON button, The tier wil be set in the standby mode, To release the timer After turning the power on, press the CLOCK/TIMER button twice. or"@ REC" dsappears, ‘To set the timer again with the same settings 4. Press the CLOCK/TIMER button repeatedly to display "a" or" REC’ 2. Press the «VON button to switch of the power. Note: ‘The timer operation is released fa power failure occurs Using the sleep timer (Remote control only) hhas elapsed. The volume will gradually be reduced (lade-out) during the ‘-minute period before the unit turns off. There are 12 time periods available: 120, 110, 100, 80, 80, 70,60, 50, 40, 30,20, and 10 minutes. Press the SLEEP button repeatedly to solect the desird sleop time. "SLEEP" blinks and the selected time appears on the display. Aftera few ‘seconds, the original display retums, “SLEEP” remains binking, ‘To check the remaining sleep time Press the SLEEP button once. After afew seconds, the original display returns. ‘To release the sleep timer while in operation Pross the SLEEP button repeatedly until “SLEEP” disappears. The timer is also released ifthe power is switched oft__MAINTENANCE Cleaning the tape heads Cleaning the CD player lens ‘To ensure continued high performance, use cotton swab to clean the The lens should never be touched, If ust ison the ens, blow iff using heads, pinch roller and capstan of the deck after about every 10hours _a camera lens blower. (Consult your dealer) ‘of use, If the dit persists, soak the swab ina tle methylated spirit or head cleaning fuid and then clean, 1. Cotton swab 3,7. Capstan 4,6. Pinch roller 215. Head Cleaning the unit Clean the outside ofthe unit with a clean soft cloth, moistened with lukewarm water. Do not use benzene, thinner of alcohol since they will ‘mar the finish of the surfaces. Tuner General Reception requency: ‘Output power: FM: 7.5 - 108 MHz 12.5 Wx2 (at 4 ohms, 10% distortion) Mw: 522-1611 KH Input LW: 144-288 KHz ‘VIDEO IN: 400 miV/50k ohms Outputs CD player ‘SPEAKERS: 4 ohms Channels: PHONES: 8 - 32 ohms ‘2-channel stereo OPTICAL OUT: Optical Sampling froquency: Power requirements: 24,0 KH ‘AC 230 V, 0 Hz Pick-up: Power consumption: ‘Optical 3-beam semiconductor laser a0w Laser output: Dimensions: ‘0.6 mW (Continuous wave max.) 160(W) x 251(H) x 207(0) mm Wave length: Weight: 790 nm 3.2kg Wowuter: Below measurable limits ‘Speaker systems: Type: Cassette deck 3 way bass rellex Track system Unit used: 4-rack, 2-channel Woofer: 10 cm cone type Frequency response: Mid range: 5 em cone type 60 Hz to 13.5 ke Tweeter: 2 cm piezoelectric Signal-to-noise Maximum power-handiing capacity: 50.08, 25 W (peak) Wowftutter: Nominal impedance: 0.12% (WRMS) 4ohms Fast forwarditewind time: Dimensions: ‘Approx. 110 sec. (C-60) 150(W) x 245(H) x 224(0) mm Weight 1.9 kg (per speaker) Specifications subject to change without notice. -10-GUARANTEE TO CUSTOMER Sanyo Europe Ltd. (the Company) guarantees to the initial retail purchaser that if this equipment is or becomes defective and that, in the opinion of the Company, the defect is due to faulty material or ‘workmanship the Company wil, for a period of 12 calendar months {rom the date of sale tothe orginal purchaser repair or replace, a its ‘ole option, tree of charge, any such defective component part of the ‘equipment, always provided that: 1. The equipment has ata mes been used in accordance withthe ‘operating instructions issued by the Company, and has not been ‘connected to an electrical mains supply for which it has not been adjusted 2. Accidental damage, or damage caused by nogligence or misuse by the user, including leakage from exhausted batteries, is specifically excluded. ‘8. Unauthorized repairs, or any modification to the equipment which has not been expressly approved by the Company, shall render this ‘guarantee null and void. 4. Failure due to fair wear and tear of any item, such as bate record playing sty, and tape recording, playback and erase heads is specifically excluded. Deas tus mer Thank you for buying Sanyo. This equipment should give you many years of pleasure and faithful service but the event that a fault ‘occurs, the following notes for your guidance may be helptu- 1._ PLEASE RETAIN YOUR PURCHASE RECEIPT WHICH WILL BE REQUIRED FOR SERVICE DURING GUARANTEE, 2._ Ityour Sanyo equipment proves faully during the period of quar ‘antee, take it or send it back tothe dealer who originally supplied it {ogothor wih this guarantee and the proof of purchase. We have made ‘arrangements with our approved dealers under which they wil carry ‘out n-guarantoe service repairs on our behalt. In this way, we hope to reduce to minimum the amount of time you willbe without your equipment '3._ for some reason itis impossible to return the equipment to the ‘original supplier, please contact our Consumer Relations Department atthe address below for futher advice. 44. Should the equipment require servicing ater the expiry of the (guarantee periog, take of sn it tothe original supplier or any other ‘Sanyo dealer. He willbe pleased to give you a quotation forthe repair. you are in any doubt about what to do, write to us at the address below or telephone: ‘This quarantee Is not transferable and is only applicable within the United Kingdom (and the Republic of Ireland) Nothing inthis express (uarantee affects the statutory rights available tothe purchaser ofthis equipment. Note: This guarantee supersedes any other form of guarantee that ‘may inadvertently have bean enclosed with or attached tothe product (August 1978). (Uk) 1AD8P P1387 ‘Consumer Relations Department, ‘Sanyo Europe Ltd,, ‘Sanyo House Otterspool Way, Watford, Hertfordshire WO2 8X To: Watford 246363, Re SANYO SANYO Electric Co.,Ltd.