INPUT SELECTOR
Figure 2. INPUT SELECTOR switch.
Select any one of eight program sources with this switch:
1.AUX: any auxiliary service requiring flat amplification, such as a television set, is connected to the C22 through the AUX position.
2.TAPE: any
3.TUNER 1: AM and FM or MPX FM outputs from a stereo tuner are connected to the C22 through the TUNER 1 position.
4.TUNER 2: same as TUNER 1.
5.PHONO 1: connects the C22 for stereo and monophonic operation for records.
6.PHONO 2: same as PHONO 1.
7.MIC: stereo microphones are connected to the C22 through the MIC position.
8.TAPE HD: a tape deck that does not con- tain its own playback preamplifier is con- nected to the C22 through the TAPE HD position.
MODE SELECTOR
Use the MODE SELECTOR to:
Listen to normal stereo (4 following and page 13.
Reverse the left and right arrangement of musical instruments (3 following and page 12).
Balance the amplifiers and loudspeak- ers in a stereo system (6 and 7 follow- ing and page 11).
Listen to monophonic sound (1 and 2 following and page 13).
Listen thru both loudspeakers to either track of a stereo program source (1 and 2 following and page 13).
Turn the MODE SELECTOR to:
1.L TO L & R: connects the "left" input to both loudspeakers.
2.R TO L & R: connects the "right" input to both loudspeakers.
3.STEREO REV: connects the "left" input to the "right" loudspeaker and the "right" input to the "left" loudspeaker.
4.STEREO: connects the "left" input to the "left" loudspeaker and the "right" input to the "right" loudspeaker.
5.MONO (L + R): adds the "left" input and the "right" input and then connects the L + R program to both amplifiers and loudspeakers.
6.L + R TO L: connects the "left plus right" programs to the "left" loudspeaker only.
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VOLUME
Figure 3. MODE SELECTOR switch.
Figure 4. VOLUME control.
Use the VOLUME control to regulate the combined volume level of both channels. Turning the VOLUME control clockwise in- creases volume level.
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