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Page 2: ...CONTENTS Before you start Precautions 3 Precautions 4 Before you start 5 Controls and connections Front panel 6 Rear panel 6 Connections 7 Specifications Specifications 8...
Page 3: ...e power supply cord In addition avoid using the power cord close to heaters and don t place heavy object including the amplifier itself on the power cord for it may cause fire or electric shock DO NOT...
Page 4: ...aterials into the ventilation slots of the amplifier for it may result fire or electric shock DO NOT open nor remove the amplifier cover to prevent fire or electric shock for there are high voltage co...
Page 5: ...here are 6 input sources Mic1 Mic3 CD AUX and Tape Each microphone has its own level control There is selection switch for CD AUX and Tape input and there is one level control for them Besides there a...
Page 6: ...lection Switch REAR PANEL DESCRIPTION 1 AC Voltage 115V 230V Selection Switch 10 Subwoofer Output Jack 2 Speaker Output Right 8 ohm 11 Record Out Jack 3 Speaker Output Left 8 ohm 12 Tape Input Jack 4...
Page 7: ...when the user begins to speak Mute Function Priority Microphone Mic1 input has VOX priority over other input source Note mute function will be enabled at 0 3mV Output Connection There are 2 pairs of...
Page 8: ...hm Record Out 1V Frequency Response 20Hz 20KHz 3dB 8 ohm speaker 50Hz 18KHz 3dB High Level 100V speaker Output 8 ohm Binding Post or 100V 100 ohm Screw Terminal Signal to noise ratio 70dB Damping Fact...
