Mitsubishi Z-20 User Manual

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OPERATIONS
43. TREBLE (Treble Contro!)
This control alters the sound level of the high frequency
range control right and left channels.
44. BALANCE (Balance Control)
This control adjusts the balance between the two channels.
The sound image is normally balanced at the center, shifted
to the right side when this control is moved to the right,
and to the left side when moved to the left.
45. VOLUME (Volume Control)
This control adjusts the sound volume from the speakers.
The volume is increased by moving to the right, and de-
creased by moving to the left.
46. DISPLAY and Dust COVER
Push this portion to open the cover. When the cover is
open, the turntable will not operate. If the cover is opened
during play, the turntable will automatically stop.
47, STOP
This control button is used for stopping the tape, phono
and recording.
BEFORE OPERATING
Be sure to move VOLUME control fully to the left when
the POWER switch is turned on or off, or when connec-
tions to the front or rear panels are made. (Fig. 9)
MIC MIXING
If
the
microphone
is
placed
near
tie
speaker
with
the
volume
high,
feedback
howling
can
occur.
Reducing
the
volume
level
or
moving
the
microphone
will
eliminate
the
feedback.
Set
the
MIXING
control
to
the
SOURCE
position
for
normal
playback
of
all
sources.
(Fig.
10)
:
For
private
listening,
insert
the
headphones
plug
into
the
PHONES
jack,
and
set
the
Speaker
Selection
Switches
(A,
B)
to
the
“off”
position
to
shut
off
the
sound
from
the
speakers. (Fig. 11)
PLAYING DISCS
Push the power switch to the ON position. (After approxi-
mately five seconds, a BEEP sound can be heard. After this,
the following operations should be performed.)
Place the record onto the platter, (Fig. 12)
* Confirm that the dust cover is locked. If the dust cover
is unlocked, the turntable is not operate.
Press the PHONO button. The tonearm will swing over
to the outer groove of the record and commence to play.
Turntable operation will be described in detail in the next
section.
* This unit will automatically play 7’’ (17 cm) and 12”
(30 cm) records and automatically select the correct
speed.
Adjust the volume with VOLUME control ‘and the tone
with the tone controls BASS and TREBLE to suit your
taste. (Fig, 13)
TO START PLAY (Fig. 14)
Press the PHONO button. The button is released after press-
ing as the circuit will be engaged immediately.
The
platter
will
begin
to
turn
the
correct
speed
to
suit
the
type
of
record
on
the
platter.
The
tonearm
will
move
horizontally
toward
the
inside.
When
it
reaches
the
outer
groove
of
the
record,
it
will
stop
and
quietly
lower
on
the
record
to
commence
playing
the
music.
e@ To Play 25cm (10 in.) Record
Keep
the
MANUAL
button
(
<
)
depressed
until
the
tone-
arm
reaches
the
LEAD-IN
groove
on
the
record
surface.
Then
release
the
MANUAL
button,
then
the
tonearm
down
to the record surface.
e@ Records which cannot be played on auto
The
following
records
cannot
be
played
in
the
regular
auto-
matic mode.
@ Transparent records.
@ Coloured records (red, green or yellow).
e Badly warped records.
e Records not conforming to RIAA standard.
When you play a transparent record or a coloured record,
place the black sheet (supplied with this unit) between the
record and the platter.
e Selection of Rotation Speed
This turntable automatically changes its speed as follows to
suit the record size being played. The speed indicator will
illuminate to show the speed being played.
30 cm (12 in.) Record....33 RPM
17cm ( 7in.) Record....45 RPM
If the recorded speed is different from the above or when
you play a record whose size ‘is different from the above,
press the speed reset button to change the speed.
END OF PLAY (Fig. 15)
When play is over, the tonearm quietly lifts and returns to
the arm rest and the platter stops its rotation.
STOP (Fig. 16)
Depress the STOP button.
To stop play mid-way through a record, press the STOP
button.
The
tonearm
will
return
to
the
arm
rest
and
the
platter will stop its rotation.
TO
START
PLAY
IN
THE
MIDDLE
OFA
DISC
(Fig.
17)
To
begin
listening
at
a
particular
spot
on
the
record
instead
of starting at the beginning, follows these steps:
1.
Press
the
PHONO
button
and
press
the
MANUAL
but-
ton
(
¢
)
and
continue
to
press.
The
tonearm
will
move
toward
the
center
of
the
record.
Release
the
MANUAL
button
(
<€
)
when
the
stylus
reaches
the
desired
place
on
the
record
and
the
tonearm
will
stop
its
movement
immediately.
If
the
tonearm
has
moved
past
the
desired
spot,
release
the
MANUAL
but-
ton
(
<
)
and
press
the
MANUAL
button
(
p>
).
The
tonearm
will
move
in
the
opposite
direction
at
a
low

Mitsubishi Z-20 Specifications

General

Brand	Mitsubishi
Model	Z-20
Category	Stereo System
Language	English