McIntosh MR 7083, Руководство пользователя

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The Mclntosh MR 7083 is a high quality AM/FM
Tuner whose design has been governed by insistence
on high performance with long life, great flexibility
and sensitivity.
You will derive the greatest enjoyment and most
satisfaction from your MR 7083 when you understand
its operations and functions. Your time invested now
will return added value to you because you will get
the best results from your MR 7083.
Mclntosh has earned world renown for its techno-
logical contributions for improved sound. When you
bought Mclntosh, you bought not only high techno-
logy, you bought technological integrity proven by
time. The Mclntosh MR 7083 Tuner is continuing
evidence of Mclntosh technological superiority and
integrity.
Music reproducing instruments that carry the
Mclntosh name have always been designed for
technological leadership and to maintain the
Mclntosh reputation for durability, long life, and best
sound. Mclntosh has had to earn the foremost
reputation for quality performance. Mclntosh has
provided user-oriented facilities and appearance, and
Mclntosh design provides for ease of maintenance or
repair. These fundamental elements are incorporated
in the Mclntosh MR 7083 AM/FM Tuner, the easiest
to operate yet with extensive useful features.
Your Mclntosh MR 7083, above all others, will
deliver the best sound and the greatest ease of use
with a high degree of flexibility.
Some of the features that set the MR 7083 apart
from the ordinary are:
The advanced AM/FM tuner design of the MR 7083
displays the station frequencies digitally. Stations are
selected easily in any one of these ways: A. use the
manual tuning knob, B. use the SCAN up or down
touchbuttons, C. use the preset station touchbuttons
or, D. use the SEARCH which will preview the preset
stations for 5 seconds each.
The sound enhancing SPATIAL audio processor
provides an aural picture that is more "stereo like"
in quality and dimension. On noisy, weak FM sta-
tions or AM stations, SPATIAL provides reduced
noise and retains a broad stereo-like sound.
High quality tape recordings of FM broadcasts can
be made without the interference that stereo trans-
missions can cause. Carefully designed suppression
circuits eliminate the potential for stereo carrier
noise when making "off the air" tape recordings.
A unique Phase Locked Loop Multiplex decoder
delivers STEREO FM with lower distortion, lower
noise, and better separation.
The most useful and flexible AM antenna system
will suit your particular installation. A low-impedance
loopstick will, in most local areas, provide AM
signals while rejecting noise and interference. In
noisy AM locations, an external noise reducing, noise
canceling, shielded loop will provide ideal input
signal. In a remote location, a conventional 'long
wire' antenna can be used.
The MR 7083 can be remote controlled from a
Mclntosh IR Remote Control system.
All in all, your selection of the MR 7083 will be
reinforced by your day-to-day use of this superb
instrument. Good listening.
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