tracking of its two channels, so that the
stereo balance will not shift noticeably as
the loudness of the sound is varied.
TONE CONTROLS
PHONES
TAPE RECORDING
PLAYBACK
The tone controls on your AMC amplifier
use low coloration passive circuitry to
ensure the minimum degradation of the
music signal. They are designed to
gradually modify the tonal emphasis of
the music and to compensate for such
problems as difficult room acoustics.
If required, the tone controls can be
completely by-passed with a resultant
increase in sound quality. To do this
simply turn the Direct/Mute switch to the
"Direct" position.
With the Direct/Mute switch in the
"Normal" position, the tone controls will
cut their respective frequencies when
turned anti-clockwise and boost them
when turned clockwise. The flattest
response is found when the controls are
in the "12 o'clock position. (DETENTED
POSITION)
The headphone socket will accept any
headphones
fitted
with
a
standard
1/4"(6.35mm) stereo jack plug. For
private listening via headphones, the
Direct/Phones switch should be set to
"Phones," thus cutting the output to your
loudspeakers.
In this position the tone
controls remain active. The mute feature
is also useful for situations where the
output from your loudspeakers needs to
be cut momentarily (eg., for a phone call,
etc).
All sources, Phono, iPod/DAC, CD,
Tuner, Video and Aux can be recorded via
the tape connections. To record an input,
select the required source and set your
recorder to the record mode.
To record from one tape recorder to
another, the playback recorder should be
plugged into the Aux socket, and the
recording machine into the Tape socket.
The input selector switch should be set to
"Aux". A recording can now be made in
the normal way.
Set the Tape Monitor switch to the "Tape"
position and set your recorder into the
playback mode.
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