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RCA RP-9753 manual BASIC OPERATING lNSTRUCTlONS continued, Using The Tuner Radio, Surround Sound

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BASIC OPERATING lNSTRUCTlONS (continued)

BASIC OPERATING lNSTRUCTlONS (continued)

SURROUND

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Bass boost is intended to enhance the quality of sound at low-volume levels. This option should usually be set to OFF at higher volumes to prevent possi- ble distortion of sound and damage to speakers.

Surround Sound

Use SURROUND to activate the “surround sound” effect. The effective change applies to all speakers.

lPress the SURROUND button to turn this option on (“SURROUND

SOUND” message is displayed).

lPress the button again to turn the option off (‘SURROUND SOUND” message not displayed).

USING THE TUNER (RADIO)

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TUNER

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1. MANUAL		SEEK DOWN	5.	MEMORY PROGRAM
2.	PRESET	DOWN	6.	FM ST/MONO
3.	PRESET	UP	7.	SAND
4.	MANUAL/SEEK UP

Selecting the Tuner

Your new RCA system includes a tuner that lets you listen to receivable AM and FM radio signals.

lTo select the tuner, press the TUNER selector button. The display indicates the tuner’s current setting. For example:

AM can be received from 536 to 1720 KHz. FM can be received from 67.9 to 167.9 MHz.

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RCA RP-9753 manual BASIC OPERATING lNSTRUCTlONS continued, Using The Tuner Radio, Surround Sound, Selecting the Tuner

Contents

T IWA men men mn men men mn mn mn8 menRCA men mn mum iwn mn mn menCONTENTS IMPORTANT INFORMATION PRECAUTIONSTHANK vaYOU For Your Own RecordsGETTING STARTED continued Where to Place the SystemUnpacking Your System $ Connecting the Speakers Connecting the Two UnitsBASIC CONNECTIONS Connecting the Antennas Placing SpeakersBASIC CONNECTIONS continued Providing AC PowerConnecting Headphones Adding an Auxiliary ComponentSTANDBY Mode POWER ON ModeBASIC OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS STANDBYSelecting Equalizer Settings Adjusting VolumeAdjusting Balance BASIC OPERATION INSTUCTJONS conflnuedSurround Sound USING THE TUNER RADIOBASIC OPERATING lNSTRUCTlONS continued Selecting the TunerStoring Stations in Memory Tuner Presets Switching Between AM and FMTuning in a Station BIASIC OPERATION INSTUCTIONS continuedBASIC OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS continued Selecting a Preset Stationj.‘* FM Stereo Reception Reading the Display USING THE COMPACT DISC PLAYERCAUTION Remove Locking Inserts Loading and Removing Discs PLAYER continuedSelecting the Compact Disc Player Playing DiscsUSING THE COMPACT DISC PLAYER continued Playing and Loading Discs Simultaneouslycontinued Setting the DisplayTHE COMpAC’lr Skipping to a Specific TrackUSING THE COMPACT DISC PLAYER lcontinuedl Programming the Order of TracksTHE COMPACT DISC PLAYER continued Canceling a ProgramRepeating Discs and Tracks Playing Tracks in Random Order Shuffle USING THE COMPACT DISC PAYER continuedINTRO SCAN Feature INTROSCANSYNCHRO Dubbing from CD to Tape Compact Disc EDIT FeatureUSING THE COMPACT DISC PLAYER continued USING THE DUAL TAPE DECK USING THE COMPACT DISC PLAYER continuedInserting and Removing Cassettes USiNG THE DUAL TAPE DECK continuedTape Deck Important Tape Deck FunctionsPlaying Two Cassettes Without Interruption USJNG THE DUAL TAPE DECK continuedPlaying a Cassette Both Sides on Deck IImportant Recording PointsDubbing Copying a Cassette USING THE DUAL TAPE DECK continuedRecording from a Compact Disc Recording a Radio BroadcastInstalling Batteries USING THE DUAL TAPE DECK continuedUSING THE REMOTE CONTROL Recording from an Auxiliary SourcePlaying the Tuner Radio USING THE REMOTE CONTROL continuedPlaying Compact Discs CLEANING DISCS CARE AND MAINTENANCECleaning the System’s Exterior Handling Compact DiscsCare of Cassette Decks CARE AND MAINTENANCETape Care IErase Protection ProblemTROUBLE CHECKS What toTROUBLE CHECKS Page ONE-YEAR LIMlTED WARRANTY