Marantz PM-17SA User Guide - Page 6

Tone BASS, TREBLE controls, BALANCE control, SOURCE DIRECT switch, Warm-up meter

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ENGLISH ENGLISH FRANCAIS FRANCÇAIS DEUTSCH DEUTSCH i Tone (BASS, TREBLE) controls Turn the knobs to adjust the tone. Turning a knob controls the level of the corresponding frequency range. Turning each con- trol toward "+" boosts the corresponding frequency range and toward "- " attenuates it. TREBLE: Controls the tone of high frequencies. BASS: Controls the tone of low frequencies. o BALANCE control Turn to correct the left-right imbalance which may occur in stereo broadcast reception or otherwise change the output level of either the LEFT or RIGHT channel. Be careful of the position of this control because turning it fully clockwise or counterclockwise mutes the sound from the other channel. !0 SOURCE DIRECT switch When this switch is pressed in, the signals are transmitted by bypassing the BALANCE and tone (BASS and TREBLE) control circuitry so that they can be reproduce with a higher quality. (The BALANCE, BASS and TREBLE controls are defeated.) !1 Warm-up meter With any audio unit, the real sound quality cannot be obtained immediately after the power is turned on, and warming up is required to make the unit exhibit its full performance. As time passes after the power has been turned ON, the temperatures of different parts of the unit become constant and the electrolytic capacitors become active. This meter allows to check the warm-up condition of the unit. The meter needle starts to swing gradually in a little while after the power is turned ON and reaches about 2/3 of the meter's full scale in about 30 minutes. Now the unit has almost been warmed up and can reproduce music with its original performance. The meter positions immediately after turning power on and at the end of warming up and the time taken for warming up are variable depending on the temperature, ventilation and other conditions of the listening room where the unit is located. NEDERLANDS NEDERLANDS ESPANOL ESPAÑOL ITALINO ITALINO PORTUGUES PORTUGUÊS SVENSKA SVENSKA DANSK DANSK 5

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FRANCAIS
ITALINO
SVENSKA
DANSK
ESPANOL
DEUTSCH
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PORTUGUES
FRANCÇAIS
ITALINO
SVENSKA
DANSK
NEDERLANDS
PORTUGUÊS
ESPAÑOL
DEUTSCH
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Tone (BASS, TREBLE) controls
Turn the knobs to adjust the tone. Turning a knob controls the
level of the corresponding frequency range. Turning each con-
trol toward “+” boosts the corresponding frequency range and
toward “– ” attenuates it.
TREBLE:
Controls the tone of high frequencies.
BASS:
Controls the tone of low frequencies.
o
BALANCE control
Turn to correct the left-right imbalance which may occur in ste-
reo broadcast reception or otherwise change the output level
of either the LEFT or RIGHT channel. Be careful of the position
of this control because turning it fully clockwise or counter-
clockwise mutes the sound from the other channel.
!0
SOURCE DIRECT switch
When this switch is pressed in, the signals are transmitted by
bypassing the
BALANCE
and tone (
BASS
and
TREBLE
) con-
trol circuitry so that they can be reproduce with a higher quality.
(The
BALANCE
,
BASS
and
TREBLE
controls are defeated.)
!1
Warm-up meter
With any audio unit, the real sound quality cannot be obtained
immediately after the power is turned on, and warming up is
required to make the unit exhibit its full performance. As time
passes after the power has been turned ON, the temperatures
of different parts of the unit become constant and the electro-
lytic capacitors become active.
This meter allows to check the warm-up condition of the unit.
The meter needle starts to swing gradually in a little while after
the power is turned ON and reaches about 2/3 of the meter’s
full scale in about 30 minutes. Now the unit has almost been
warmed up and can reproduce music with its original perfor-
mance.
The meter positions immediately after turning power on and at
the end of warming up and the time taken for warming up are
variable depending on the temperature, ventilation and other
conditions of the listening room where the unit is located.