Before Operation, When to replace the batteries

When to replace the batteries

The maximum operational distance between the remote control and the sensor on the main unit should be approximately 5 meters (16 feet). When this distance decreases, replace the batteries with new ones.

Using the remote control

The instructions in this manual refer mainly to the buttons on the main unit. Buttons on the remote control with the same names as those on the main unit can be used as well.

/ PRESET on the remote control

This function is the same as that of on the main unit.

•If the unit is not going to be used for an extended period of time, remove the batteries to prevent possible electrolyte leakage.

•The remote control may not operate correctly when:

-The line of sight between the remote control and the remote sensor inside the display window is exposed to intense light, such as direct sunlight

-Other remote controls are used nearby a television, etc.)

PREPARATIONS (cont) pg. 6

BEFORE OPERATION

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Aiwa NSX-MTD9 Before Operation, When to replace the batteries, Using the remote control, Preset on the remote control

NSX-MTD9 specifications

The Aiwa NSX-MTD9 is a dynamic and innovative stereo system that showcases the best of Aiwa's engineering prowess. This model is designed to deliver high-quality sound and a plethora of features that cater to music enthusiasts. With its compact design, the NSX-MTD9 fits seamlessly into any space, making it an ideal choice for both home and office environments.

At the heart of the NSX-MTD9 is a powerful amplifier that produces clear and dynamic audio across a wide range of frequencies. This system utilizes a specially designed speaker arrangement to ensure an immersive listening experience. The two-way speaker configuration, combined with a well-balanced woofer and tweeter setup, offers deep bass and crisp highs, creating a full sound that can fill any room.

One of the standout features of the Aiwa NSX-MTD9 is its built-in CD player, allowing users to enjoy their favorite CDs with rich sound quality. Additionally, the system supports cassette playback, enabling users to relive the nostalgia of their favorite mixtapes. The integrated AM/FM tuner provides access to a wide array of radio stations, ensuring endless entertainment options.

The NSX-MTD9 boasts several modern technologies, including the capability to connect via Bluetooth. This wireless functionality allows users to stream music from their smartphones and other Bluetooth-enabled devices, providing convenience and versatility. The inclusion of USB ports also enables easy playback from flash drives, making it simple to enjoy digital music collections.

Another impressive feature of the Aiwa NSX-MTD9 is its comprehensive equalizer settings. Users can customize their listening experience with adjustable presets, tailoring the sound profile to their personal preferences or to genre-specific requirements. The system also includes a remote control for hassle-free navigation of settings, tracks, and more.

In terms of design, the Aiwa NSX-MTD9 exhibits a modern aesthetic with a sleek finish that complements its high functionality. Its user-friendly interface ensures that even those unfamiliar with stereo systems can easily operate the NSX-MTD9.

In summary, the Aiwa NSX-MTD9 is a versatile and feature-rich stereo system that combines modern technology with high-quality audio performance. Its CD player, cassette functionality, Bluetooth connectivity, and customizable sound settings make it an excellent choice for music lovers who appreciate both classic and contemporary audio formats. With its stylish design and powerful features, the NSX-MTD9 stands out as a remarkable option in the world of personal audio systems.

Contents

Aiwa Precautions pgNSX-MTD9 Owners Record Installation PrecautionsElectric Power AC power cord Table of Contents Precautions cont. pg Preparations pg Setting UP Positioning the Speakers Before connecting the AC cordConnections Front speakers Center speaker Connect the right and left speaker to the main unit Preparations cont pgConnect the surround speakers to the main unit Connect the center speaker Connect the Television to the video equipment Connect the video equipmentConnect the AC cord to an AC outlet To position the antennas FM feeder antenna Remote Control Connecting AN Outdoor AntennaTo connect other optional equipment page 29 Inserting batteries Using the remote control When to replace the batteriesPreset on the remote control Before Operation To turn the power off To turn the power onIllumination guides Flash windows Press once PressPress twice to stop the remaining two numbers To mute the game sound Preparations cont. pg Setting the Power Economizing ModePress ECO Press Enter within 4 seconds Volume Audio AdjustmentsSound pg BBE System Sound cont pg Using the Beat FunctionSuper T-BASS System Rhythm Play Function Beat Master DX Turn Multi JOG to select the rhythm tempo Press Beat ON/OFF to switch the function on To stop the beat function Press Beat ON/OFF Using the Auto mode Using the Fill in Function To use the Fill in function Using the Spice FunctionSpice A/B function Press Spice a Still holding down the button, turn Multi JOG Using the Auto Spice function Graphic Equalizer GEQ Selecting the Programmed Equalization CurvePlay the music source To cancel the selected mode Setting NEW Equalization Curves ManuallyTo select the equalization curve with the remote control Sound cont. pg To select a manual-preset GEQ To adjust the volume of the surround speakersPress Frequency UP or Frequency Down to select a frequency When the music source is monaural Selecting a Programmed DSP Surround ModeTo select the DSP mode with the remote control DSP Surround CD Playing pg Basic OperationsLoading Discs Playing Discs RANDOM/REPEAT Play CD Playing Blank Skip Play Press Prgm twice in stop mode Programmed PlayPress the numbered buttons 0-9 and +10 to program a track Radio Reception pg Manual Tuning When an FM stereo broadcast contains noise Presetting StationsTo change the AM tuning interval Repeat steps 1 Selecting a preset number on the main unit Preset Number TuningTo clear a preset station Tape Playback pg Playing Back a Tape To select a reverse mode deck 2 only Music Sensor Tape Playback cont. pg About cassette tapes Continuous Play Basic Recording Recording pg Sound Adjustment During Recording Inserting Blank SpacesREC/REC Dubbing a Tape Manually Recording To set the Dolby NR when playing back the dubbed tape Dubbing the Whole TapePress Sync DUB once or twice to start recording AI Edit Recording Press CD and load the discs Press CD EDIT/CHECK oncePress one of the Disc Direct Play 1-5 to select a disc Multi JOG Recording contpg Programmed Edit RecordingPress CD and load the discs Press CD EDIT/ Check twice Repeat for the rest of the tracks for side a Adjusting Speaker Level Balance Dolby PRO Logic pgTo change the program of each side Press Manual Select again to stop the noise signal To change the delay timePress Dolby PRO Logic to select Normal Dolby PRO Logic cont. pg Play with Dolby PRO LogicAdditional Dolby PRO Logic Modes Karaoke pg To adjust the balance of connected speaker sound levelsMicrophone Mixing To select Phantom or 3 Stereo When not using the microphones To change the delay time of echoLocal FADER/MULTIPLEX Functions To record microphone sound mixed with source sound Karaoke Program Karaoke cont pg After a track is played, it is cleared from the program Setting the Clock Clock and Timer pg Setting the Sleep Timer Setting the Timer Clock and Timer cont pgTo check the time remaining until the power is turned off To cancel the sleep timer Press one of the function buttons to select a source Press Timer repeatedly until appears on the display Timer Recording When connecting a turntable Connecting Optional EquipmentVIDEO/AUX Jacks MD Jacks CH Input Jacks SUB Woofer JackCD Digital OUT Optical Jack Listening to External Sources To adjust the sound level of the external source Connecting a DVD PlayerOther Connections cont pg Listening to Dolby Digital Surround Sound Start playing Dolby Digital Surround sound on the DVD player Press VIDEO/AUX repeatedly until 5.1ch in is displayed General pg Care and Maintenance Troubleshooting Guide Tuner SectionCassette Deck Section Specifications General cont pgCD Player Section BBE System Parts Index Dolby NR/DOLBY PRO LogicCopyright Name Volume MIC Echo Disco Live Stadium Hall ECO Call toll free 1-800-BUY-AIWA. United States and Puerto Rico

Aiwa NSX-MTD9 manual Before Operation, When to replace the batteries, Using the remote control

Models: NSX-MTD9