III.
CONTROLS AND CONNECTION TERMINALS
1.
AM RANGE AND POWER SWITCH
POWER OFF- Electricity turned off. (At all other positions, power is on)
SOFT- Listen at this position when there is much disturbance (Medium
Wave).
HI-FI- Even the high tones are clearly and faithfully reproduced.
SW- For shortwave broadcast.
2.
VOLUME
The sounds of the left and right speakers can be adjusted simultaneously.
Turn clockwise to increase volume.
3.
LOUDNESS CONTROL
OFF- When the volume is relatively high.
ON- If adjusted to this position when the volume is low, the bass and
treble sounds come out automatically and produce a rich tone that gives
you a feeling of actually being at the source of the broadcast.
4.
RUMBLE FILTER
OFF - When there is no low frequency disturbance.
ON- Irritating low frequency disturbance can be eliminated by turning
to this position
5.
BASS CONTROL
The low level tones of both left and right speakers can be adjusted
simultaneously. Turn clockwise to boost.
6.
TREBLE CONTROL
The treble tones of both the left and right speakers can be adjusted
simultaneously. Turn clockwise to boost.
7.
BALANCE CONTROL
This knob is for the purpose of balancing the left and right speakers.
Turn counter-clockwise to boost the volume of the left speaker and
clockwise that of the right speaker.
8.
FM STABILIZER (FM AFC)
OFF- Select FM station with switch at this position.
ON- Listen with switch at this position after selecting the station.
NOTE- It has no connection with AM or shortwave broadcasts,
recording or tape reproduction.
9.
SPEAKER SWITCH
Employed when a stereo head phone is used.
OFF- Shuts off the sound from the speaker
ON - Turns on the speaker (normal position)
10.
SELECTOR SWITCH
A switch to select the different sources such as radio, recording, FM
stereo, etc.
AM-AM2 ....... .
FM-AM2
PHONO
AUX ..
FM MPX
For receiving medium wave stereo broadcasts.
For listening to
FM,
ordinary and shortwave
broadcasts.
For listening to stereo and monaural record perfor
mances.
For using "AUX" terminal, or for tape recorder
playback.
For using a multiplex adaption to listen to a FM
stereo broadcast.
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