T+A Elektroakustik K1 CD-RECEIVER Operating The Amplifier, Volume Control, Tape

OPERATING THE AMPLIFIER

VOLUME CONTROL

The machine features a digital volume con- trol system. Every time you press a  button, the volume is …

…increased (right-hand button) or

…reduced (left-hand button) by 1.25 dB.

The current volume level is shown briefly on the screen as a numeric value (0 … 63), e.g.:

'VOLUME 32'

The enormously wide range of volume levels (0 … 78.75 dB) available, combined with the perfect channel matching, provide ultra-fine, highly accurate volume control.

SELECTING THE SOURCE DEVICE

The term source device means any compo- nent of a Hi-Fi system which supplies a sound signal, such as tuner, CD player, cas- sette deck etc.

The term auditioning device means the ma- chine which you are actually listening to.

In addition to the integral auditioning sources TUNER and CD you can also select up to two external auditioning sources: TV and

TAPE.

Press the  button briefly to change the auditioning device.

•The current auditioning source (e.g. Tuner) is now shown on the screen: 'TUNER'.

•Pressing the  button repeatedly cycles through all the auditioning sources on the screen.

•Release the button to select the source you wish to listen to, and after one second the screen shows the standard machine- specific display for the chosen source unit.

As a basic rule you can only make a tape re- cording from the source device which is cur- rently selected as the auditioning source.

This signal is available at the output sockets marked TAPE-OUT.

To switch between the auditioning source and the recording machine (i.e. for tape monitoring) press the button.

•Pressing the button repeatedly causes the screen to alternate between the auditioning source, e.g. 'TUNER' and the recording machine 'TAPE'. When set to monitor

mode, the screen also shows the

symbol.

•About a second after the selected source device appears, the screen shows the stan- dard machine-specific display for that auditioning source.

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