Operation
Technics
si.
Equalization-mode indicator
Recording
mode
selector
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To
adjust
to the
desired tone quality
1
Switch
the
amplifier
ON and
Reduce
the
volume level
of
the
amplifier.
Set
the
amplifier's tone controls
to the
centre position,
and
set
the
super bass switch
(if
equipped)
to the off
position.
Adjust
to the
desired
sound.
When
the
equalizer level-control button corresponding
to
the
frequency
to be
adjusted
is
pressed,
the
equalization
level changes
in 2 dB
steps.
Set the
tape-monitor selector
of the
amplifier
to
"Tape"
position.
(Refer
to
note)
(Refer
to the
operating instructions
of the
amplifier
for
further details.)
Switch
ON the
power switch.
Press
the
Input selector button.
source:
Set to
this position
to
listen
to the
radio
or a
compact disc, etc.
tape:
Set to
this position
to
listen
to a
tape deck
connected
to the
back
of
this
unit.
Switch
ON the
equalization mode-select but-
ton.
(The
"EQ
on"
equalization-mode indicator will illuminate.)
Press
the "EQ
level" buttons.
(The
equalization-level display will appear.)
8
Adjust
the
volume level
of the
amplifier.
After
completing
the
adjustment select
the
desired display
by
pressing
the
display mode-select button:
"bar",
"dot"
or
"peak
hold".
Notes:
•To
listen
or
record without
the
equalization
effect,
either
press
the
equalization mode-select button
(to the
"EQ
off" setting)
or
switch
OFF the
power
of the
graphic equalizer.
• Do not
attempt
to
adjust
the
equalization level during recording.
Recording
mode selector
on: Set to
this position
to
make
a
tape recording
of a
radio
broadcast
or a
disc while controlling
the
frequency
response.
off:
Set to
this position
to
record without equalizer correction.
Note:
The
equalization switch must
be set to the
"on" position
and
then
the
input selector must
be set to the
"source"
position,
otherwise
the
frequency response cannot
be
controlled.
This
only works
for
tape decks connected
to
this unit.
Notes:
•If the
amplifier
has a
recording
mode
selector
and an
input
selector:
(Adjust
setting
as
shown
in the
figure.)
O
O O D
ODD
D O
(rec
selector)
phono
or
tuner
•
If
your
amplifier
has
terminals
(GRAPHIC EQ/EXTERNAL)
for
connection
of
other
equipment,
use of the
recording
selector
is
unnecessary.
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