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Gerat

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die

gleiche

sorgfaltige

Behandlung

bean-

spruchen,

die

Sie

auch

!hren

Mobein

angedeihen

lassen:

GroBe

Hitze

oder

Feuchtigkeit

vermeiden.

Gehause

nur

mit

weichem,

staubbindendem

Lappen

reini-

gen.

Keine

scharfen

Polier-

oder

Reini-

gungsmitte!

verwenden.

Die

Deutsche

Bundespost

macht

darauf

aufmerksam,

daB

die

,Allgemeine

Ton-

und

Fernseh-Rundfunkgenehmigung”

nur

zum

Errichten

und

Betreiben

von

Ton-

bzw.

Fernseh-Rundfunkempfangern

berechtigt.

Es

durfen

damit

nur

Sendungen

des

Rund-

funks

empfangen

werden.

Andere

Sendun-

gen

dagegen

nicht.

Important

The

case

of

the

unit

should

be

treated

as

a

piece

of

furniture.

The

unit

should

not

be

subjected

to

high

temperatures

or

high

-

humidity

and

should

only

be

cleaned

with

a

soft

cloth

(preferably

anti-static).

Never

use

abrasive

polishes

or

cleaning

agents

as

the

surface

will

almost

certainly

be

damaged.

The

German

Federal

Postal

Authorities

draw

your

attention

to

the

fact that

the

“General

Sound

and

TV-Radio

Licence”

entitles

you

only

to

install

and

to

operate

sound,

TV

and

radio

receivers.

Only

radio

transmissions

and

no

other

kind

of

trans-

missions

may

be

received

by

means

of

these

sets.

7

Avis

important!

Votre

précieux

appareil

a

certainement

droit

aux

mémes

soins

que

le

reste

de

votre

mobilier:

chaleur

excessive

et

humidité

sont

a

éviter.

Les

fentes

d’aération

ne

doivent

en

aucun

cas

étre

obstruées.

Nettoyer

l’ébénisterie

a

l'aide

d’un

chiffon

doux

antipoussiére,

a

l’exclusion

de

tout

autre

produit

de

polissage.

oe

Nota!

Le

service

des

postes

et

telecommuni-

cations

allemand

fait

remarquer

que

’

«autorisation

générale

concernant

la

radiodiffusion

et

la

television»

donne

seulement

le

droit

d’utiliser

des

recepteurs

de

radiodiffusion

et

de

television

aux

seules

fins

de

recevoir

des

emissions

de

©

radio.

Nota

Per

la

sua

buona

conservazione,

trattare

l'apparecchio

con

le

stesse

cure

che

Si

hanno

per

gli

altri

mobili

della

casa.

Tenerlo

lontano

da

fonti

di

eccessivo

calore

e

di

umidita

e

pulirlo

solamente

con

un

panno

morbido

evitando

prodotti

corrosivi.

Drahtbriicke

waagrecht

=

Antennen

fiir

AM

und

FM

(300

Q

und

75

Q)

durchverbunden

Drahtbrucke

senkrecht

=

Antennen

getrennt

Shorting

link

horizontally

=

aerials

for

AM

and

FM

(300

Q

and

75

@)

interconnected.

Shorting

link

vertically

=

aerials

separated.

Boucle

en

position

horizontale

=

antennes

AM

et

FM

(300

Q

et

75

Q)

internéement

lices.

Boucle

en

position

verticale

=

antennes

AM

et

FM

separees.

Ponticello

in

posizione

orizzontale

=

antenne

AM

e

FM

(300

2

e

75

2)

collegate

internamente.

Ponticello

in

posizione

verticale

=

antenne

AM

e

FM

separate.

:

|

@

Power

switch

for

switching

on

and

off

(bottom

=

on)

|

@

Bass

control

@

Presence

control

(medium

tones)

@

Treble

control

©

Stereo

balance

|

©

Programme

buttons

(for

FM

station

selection

with

tuning

knob

@

press

also

the

small

button

@)

@

Tape

socket

TB/TAPE

2

©

Monitor

switch

(set

to

bottom

only

for

tape

monitoring)

©

Switch

for

muted

tuning

on

VHF/FM,

bottom

=

on

@

MPX

switch

(set

to

bottom

position

for

stereo

reception)

|

@

AFC

switch,

bottom

=

on

@

Loudspeaker

group

switches

@

Connections

for

stereo

headphones

(6.3-mm

jack

plugs)

@

Knob

for

manual

tuning

@®

Controls

for

FM

station

presetting

(adjusting

key

is

located

to

the

right

of

the

controls)

@

VHF/FM

station

buttons

1...7

@

LED

indication

for

stereo

reception

@

Numerical

display

of

selected

station

button

©

“Tunoscope“

indicator

for

exact

centre

tuning

on

FM

@

LED

tuning

indicator

(on

FM,

field

strength

indication)

@

Small

U

button,

must

be

depressed

for

FM

station

selection

with

tuning

knop

@

@

Volume

control

@)

Linear

switch

@)

Connections

for

AM

aerial

(LW,

MW)

Y,

earth

+

and

FM

dipole

(300

&)

@

Coaxial

socket

for

75

ohm

aerial

©

l[

~

@

Connection

for

record

player

with

magnetic

pick-up

@

Gain

switch

for

phono

input

@

|

€)

Connection

for

tape/cassette

recorder

or

record

player

with

|

ceramic/crystal

pick-up

(TB/TAPE

1)

@

Connection

for

an

additional

tape/

cassette

recorder

(TB/TAPE

2)

€)

Line

output

(high-level

voltage

output)

@

Monitor

socket

@

Connections

for

loudspeaker

group

LS

1

(R

=

right

channel,

L

=

left

channel)

€&)

Connections

for

loudspeaker

group

LS

2

Installation

if

HiFi

components

in

a

rack

or

cabinet

(Compact-System)

are

to

function

properly,

i.

e.

without

excessive

accumulation

of

heat

and

reciprocal

effects,

the

following

must

be

strictly

observed.

Depending

on

the

number

and

combination

of

the

employed

HiFi

components,

they

are

to

be

placed

one

above

the

other

into

the

rack

(Compact-System)

as

shown

in

the

pattern

below:

|

Record

player

(PS)

Receiver

(R)

Cassette

deck

(CF)

This

is

the

maximum

number

of

com-

ponents

that

can

be

installed.

If

one

or

the

other

set

is

deleted,

leave

the

remaining

sets

in

the

sequence

indicated.

Same

is

valid

for

free

installation.

Mains

cables

must

not

be

placed

near

AF

leads,

like

connection

leads

of

record

player,

cassette

deck,

tuner

or

loudspeakers.

In

the

GRUNDIG

HiFi

range

you

will

find

the

appropriate

racks

and

Compact-

Systems

for

your

GRUNDIG

HiFi

units.

Your

dealer

will

be

glad

to

advise

you.

Mains

Connection

The

set

is

designed

to

operate

from

an

AC

mains

supply

of

220

V

(50/60

Hz).

Additional

Information

for

sets

sold

in

Great

Britain

The

set

is

designed

to

operate

from

a

mains

supply

of

240

V

AC.

We

recommend

that

a

13

amp

3-pin

plug

fitted

with

a

2

amp

fuse

be

used.

The

brown

lead

should

be

connected

to

the

live

pin

(marked

’L’

or

‘red’

or

‘brown’)

and

the

blue

lead

must

be

connected

to

the

neutral

pin

(marked

'N’

or

’black’

or

’blue’).

On

no

account

should

either

of

the

wires

be

connected

to

the

earth

pin

(marked

’E’

or

’green/

yellow’).

If

other

mains

plugs

are

used,

ensure

that

they

are

protected

with

a

2

amp

fuse.

We

recommend

that

the

set

be

disconnected

from

the

mains

when

not

in

use

for

long

periods.

Aerials

In

primary

service

areas

good

results

can

be

obtained

on

FM

with

a

simple

room

dipole

eg:

GRUNDIG

FM

strip

dipole.

For

the

best

possible

results

we

recommend

the

use

of

an

outside

FM

dipole

especially

when

receiving

stereo

broadcasts.

Remember

10

times

as

much

aerial

signal

is

required

when

receiving

a

stereo

transmission.

Even

an

outside

FM

dipole

may

not

be

suitable

in

mountainous

regions

or

for

long

distance

reception

unless

it

is

mounted

as

high

as

possible

above

the

roof

of

the

house.

On

the

back

of

the

unit

there

are

flat

sockets

for

aerials

and

earth

(pos.

@).

The

sockets

|[

are

for

connecting

an

FM

dipole

(300

2).

When

an

outside

FM

dipole

is

used,

AM

(LW,

MW)

reception

may

also

be

improved,

if

the

shorting

link

is

inserted

horizontally

between

the

two

upper

flat

plug

sockets

(see

detailed

drawing,

page

3).

lf

separate

outside

aerials

for

FM

and

MW/LW

are

being

used,

the

shorting

link

must

be

inserted

vertically

between

the

flat

plug

sockets

(blind

connection),

other-

wise

inter-action

between

the

two

aerials

will

occur.

|

The

high-impedance

socket

Y

is

intended

for

the

connection

of

an

external

AM

aerial.

A

75-ohm

aerial

system

can

be

connected

to

the

coaxial

socket

@.

In

addition

to

FM

it

serves

also

for

AM,

when

the

shorting

link

is

inserted

horizontally

between

the

AM

aerial

socket

Y

and

FM

socket

(as

above).

|

If

you

are

not

sure

of

signal

conditions

in

your

area,

and

remember

that

a

good

signal

is

essential

for

optimum

stereo

reception,

we

suggest

you

contact

your

dealer

who

will

be

pleased

to

advise

you

as

he

will

be

familiar

with

the

conditions

for

reception

in

your

area.

Loudspeakers

To

achieve

the

best

results

we

recommend

that

you

choose

GRUNDIG

HiFi

Loud-

speaker

Enclosures

as

these

are

of

the

highest

quality

and

capable

of

handling

the

|

full

output

power

of

the

unit.

On

the

rear

of

the

set,

connecting

sockets

for

two

separate

stereo

loudspeaker

groups

are

provided

(pos.

@,

€).

These

speaker

groups

(LS

1

and

LS

2)

can

be

Operated

simultaneously

in

two

separate

rooms.

The

loudspeaker

impedance

must

be

42

to

obtain

full

power

output.

It

is

permissible,

however,

to

use

loudspeakers

with

an

impedance

of

up

to

16

Q

provided

that

the

loss

of

output

power

experienced

is

tolerable.

12

Loudspeaker

groups

|

or

I!,

used

for

stereo

reproduction,

will

deliver

2

x

50

nominal

power

(2

x

75

W

music

power).

For

two

room

stereo

(groups

1

+

2),

the

power

output

will

be

4

x

15

W

nominal

(4

x

60

W

music

power).

Always

make

sure

that

the

right-hand

loudspeaker

unit

is

connected

to

the

RH

socket

and

vice

versa.

Overload

Protection

The

circuit

has

been

designed

so

that

it

will

.

sense

open

and

short

circuit

loading

conditions.

It

will

also

sense

over

capacitive

or

over

inductive

loads

and

the

automatic

overload

protection

circuit

will

then

operate.

Thermal

protection

devices

have

also

been

fitted

to

the

mains

input

transformer

and

onto

the

heatsinks

of

the

output

transistors.

These

transistors

are

therefore

protected

against

destruction

by

overload

and

high

operating

temperatures.

Should

a

fault

condition

occur

these

overload

protection

circuits

will

reset

themselves

when

the

fault

has

been

cleared.

An

electronic

loudspeaker

protection

circuit

prevents

the

destruction

of

the

loudspeakers

should

a

fault

occur

in

the

power

amplifier.

Switching

On

and

Off

The

set

is

switched

on

and

off

by

means

of

the

toggle

switch

“POWER*“

(pos.

@):

Bottom

=

on;

top

=

off.

Loudspeaker

Selection

Switches

The

toggle

switches

®

allow

to

switch

on

and

off

separately

the

two

loudspeaker

groups.

Bottom

position

=

on,

top

position

=

off.

Note:

set

Monitor

switch

©

only

for

monitor

operation

to

its

bottom

position

—

always

to

top

position

if

not

used!

Programme

Buttons

@

The

desired

programme

is

selected

by

depressing

the

appropriate

programme

button,

to

release

simply

depress

the

other.

TA/PHONE

=

Playback

of

records

via

socket

&

TB/TAPE

1

=

Tape

replay

via

socket

®

TB/TAPE2

=

Tape

replay

via

socket

@

or

©)

U/FM

=

(VHF)

FM

Band

MW

=

Mediumwave

Band

LW

=

Longwave

Band

For

FM

tuning

with

tuning

knob

@

also

depress

the

small

“U“

button

@.

Station

Tuning

Tune

in

the

desired

station

with

the

tuning

knob

@

situated

on

the

right

of

the

set.

Tune

for

maximum

indication

on

the

LED

array

@.

This

LED

array

is

also

used

for

field

strength

indication

on

FM

(see

corresponding

paragraph).

Volume

Control

Adjust

the

volume

with

knob

@.

The

set

is

provided

with

a

facility

that

compensates

for

the

change

in

frequency

response

of

the

human

ear

as

the

sound

intensity

is

reduced.

As

the

volume

control

is

reduced

through

medium

to

low

volume

the

bass

and

high

frequencies

are

progressively

boosted

to

give

a

balanced

overall

sound

impression.

This

physiological

compensation

can

be

switched

off

by

pressing

the

small

button

@.

The

set

is

now

in

the

“linear”

reproduction

mode

(no

accentuation

of

any

particular

frequency

range),

which

is

of

advantage

when

speech

is

being

reproduced.

It

is

generally

recommended

not

to

press

the

button

(release

by

pressing

again).

Stereo

Radio

Reception

The

set

is

equipped

for

the

reception

of

FM

stereo

transmissions

according

to

the

pilot

tone

system.

The

integrated

stereo

decoder

is

fitted

with

an

automatic

switch

which

can

distinguish

whether

a

stereo

|

or

mono

programme

is

being

received.

The

set

should

generally

be

left

in

stereo

mode

(set

toggle

switch

“MPX“

@

to

bottom

position).

The

decoder

will

then

automatically

select

the

correct

method

of

reception.

The

stereo

indicator

@

in

the

scale

lights

up.

when

a

stereo

programme

is

being

received.

To

reduce

the

noise

when

receiving

weak

stereo

transmission,

it

is

recommended

to

switch

to

mono

by

setting

the

toggle

switch

@

to

top

position.

|

Automatic

Frequency

Control

on

FM

(AFC)

The

automatic

frequency

control

is in

operation

when

the

toggle

switch

“AFC"

@

is

set

to

bottom

position.

It

locks

in

a

station

once

it

is

tuned

in.

When

tuning

in

a

different

FM

station

switch

off

the

AFC

by

setting

the

toggle

switch

“AFC*

to

top

position.

Do

not

use

the

automatic

frequency

control

to

receive

a

weak

station

close

to

a

much

stronger

one

otherwise

the

receiver

will

lock

onto

the

stronger

station

of

the

two

with

the

automatic

frequency

control

in

operation.

FM

Station

Buttons

©

The

buttons

permit

pre-selection

of

FM

stations.

These

are

tuned

in

by

the

small

knobs

®

located

to

the

right

of

the

pro-

gramme

buttons.

For

easier

tuning

use

the

provided

key.

For

station

programming

proceed

as

follows:

@

Switch

off

AFC.

@

Press

the

desired

station

button.

Its

number

is

shown

in

display

@.

@

Fit

the

key

into

corresponding

tuing

knob

and

tune

in

desired

station.

The

small

dials

above

the

tuning

knobs

will

assist

you

in

tuning.

Pointer

to

the

left

=

lower

frequencies

(up

to

87.5

MHz);

to

the

right

=

higher

frequencies

(up

to

108

MHz).

@

Tune

for

maximum

indication

on

the

LED

array

@.

The

“Tunoscope“

@

is

an

additional

great

tuning

aid

on

FM

—

see

corresponding

paragraph.

|

When

all

the

required

stations

have

been

stored

the

AFC

should

be

switched

on

again.

It

will

assure

correct

tuning

when

a

station

is

recalled.

FM

“Tunoscope“

The

three

light

emitting

diodes

©

permit

easy

and

accurate

tuning

of

FM

stations.

For

this

first

switch

off

the

AFC.

Now

tune

in

the

desired

FM

station

so

that

only

the

middie

green

LED

lights

up.

The

one

or

the

other

red

LED

will

light

up

if

the

station

is

not

accurately

tuned

in.

If

both

red

LEDs

are

lighting,

only

a

very

weak

station

or

no

signal

at

all

is

received.

In

this

case,

tune

in

the

station

using

the

LED

tuning

indication

@.

The

Tunoscope

facility

may

also

be

of

great

help

for

programming

the

individual

FM

stations.

Switch

on

the

AFC

again

after

having

tuned

in

the

station.

FM/VHF

Muting

With

the

toggle

switch

“MUTING"

©

set

to

bottom

position,

interstation

noise

will

be

muted

when

tuning

on

the

VHF/FM

band.

It

may

be

found

that

it

is

only

possible

-

to

listen

to

very

weak

VHF

stations

when

the

muting

circuit

is

switched

off

(lever

“MUTING*“

set

to

top

position).

13

ee

ee

er

ae

eer

VHF/FM

Field

Strength

Indication

€

The

LED

array

can

be

very

useful

on

VHF/FM

for

indicating

the

field

strength.

Where

it

is

possible

to

receive

several

identical

stations

of

varying

strength,

the

set

should

be

tuned

to

the

transmitter

which

gives

the

highest

field

strength

reading,

especially

where

stereo

transmissions

are

to

be

received.

It

cannot

be

emphasised

too

much

that

stereo

radio

requires

a

much

higher

aerial

input

signal

than

for

the

same

programme

in

mono.

For

the

technically

minded:

—

the

minimum

signal,

recommended

for

this

unit.

for

satisfactory

stereo

reception,

is

25

uV.

Below

this

figure

one

can

expect

a

deterioration

in

signal

to

noise

ratio.

O

-

4

=

10

uV

200

WwW

SMV

The

aerial

voltages

quoted

are

approximate

values

in

300

9.

Tone

The

bass,

medium

and

treble

tones

can

be

adjusted

separately

and

independently

using

the

controls

@,

©

and

@.

Stereo

Balance

Control!

The

relative

output

between

left

and.

right

loudspeakers

can

be

adjusted

with

the

balance

control

@.

The

contro!

can

be

used

to

compensate

for

poorly

positioned

loudspeakers

or

unfavourable

room

-

conditions.

Headphones

Connecting

sockets

for

two

stereo

headphones

are

located

in

the

front

panel

of

the

unit

(pos.

®).

Headphones

with

a

6.3-mm

jack

plug

and

an

impedance

of

8

to

2000

ohms

are

suitable,

in

particular

GRUNDIG

stereo

headphones

which

are

matched

perfectly.

14

Record

Player

Connection

(DIN)

For

connecting

a

record

player

with

magnetic

pick-up,

socket

@

on

the

rear

of

the

set

is

provided.

The

set

incorporates

a

separate

pre-amplifier/equalizer

so

that

a

separate

equalizer

is

not

necessary.

For

connecting

a

record

player

with

magnetic

system

and

combined

pre-

amplifier/equalizer

or

ceramic/crystal

cartridge,

the

sockets

@

and

®

are

provided.

For

record

reproduction,

depress

the

corresponding

button.

With

the

switch

@

on

the

back

of

the

set,

it

is

possible

to

change

the

input

sensitivity

of

socket

TA/Phono

@.

When

this

switch

is

set

to

position

“High“,

the

sensitivity

is

of

a

value

that

corresponds

to

the

current

DIN

regulations

and

the

Standards

of

the

record

manufacturing

industry.

When

setting

switch

@

to

position

“Low“,

the

gain

factor

is

attenuated

by

approx.

6

dB

(approx.

the

half).

By

this,

an

improved

stability

against

overmodulations,

which

are

frequently

encountered

when

playing

highly

modulated

records

(as

for

example

direct-cut

records)

or

when

using

pick-ups

delivering

high

output

voltages,

is

obtained.

Same

switch

can

also

be

used

to

compensate

for

volume

differences

between

the

individual

sound

sources

(radio,

record

player,

tape

recorder).

Tape

Recorder

Connection

(DIN)

The

Sockets

@)

and

@

on

the

rear

of

the

set

can

be

used

to

connect

tape/cassette

recorders

for

both

record

and

replay

or

to

rerecord

from

one

machine

onto

the

other.

The

two

sockets

are

equivalent

and

are

switched

into

circuit

with

the

button

TB

1

or

TB

2.

For

playback

or

rerecording

select

the

TB

socket

to

which

the

reproducing

tape/cassette

recorder

is

connected.

An

additional

socket

TB

2

@

is

located

in

the

front

of

set.

This

socket

is

selected

with

the

button

TB

2.

When

nothing

is

connected

to

the

rear

socket

TB

2

(pos.

@),

the

front

socket

@

offers

the

same

possibilities

as

the

rear

socket.

If

the

rear

tape

socket

is

occupied,

then

the

front

socket

@

should

be

used

for

recording

only.

Rerecording

between

the

front

socket

@

and

the

rear

socket

TB/TAPE

1

(pos.

@)

is

always

possible.

Please

see

also

the

operating

instruction

of

the

tape/cassette

recorder.

Via

Tape

Monitoring

This

set

is

provided

with

a

monitor

socket

(pos.

&))

which

permits

via

tape

monitoring

when

recording

onto

a

tape

machine

being

designed

for

monitoring

operation.

Connect

the

Monitor

socket

with

a

standard

lead

(e.

g.

GRUNDIG

lead

242)

to

the

corres-

ponding

socket

on

the

tape

machine.

If

you

now

set

the

Monitor

switch

@

to

its

bottom

position,

the

recording

is

continued

without

interruption,

but

the

receiver

amplifier

is

connected

to

the

playback

contacts

of

the

Monitor

socket

and you

will

hear

the

just

recorded

signal.

By

setting

the

Monitor

switch

repeatedly

to

its

top

and

then

to

its

bottom

position,

you

can

compare

the

just

recorded

programme

with

the

original

programme,

and

thus

check

the

recording.

Line

Output

Socket

Socket

LINE

€D

is

a

low

impedance/high

level

voltage

output

for

making

high

quality

recordings

on

a

tape

recorder

with

a

corresponding

line

input

socket.

It

is

also

possible

to

connect

a

mixer

or

reverber-

ation

unit

to

the

Line

output

and

play

back

via

the

Monitor

socket

with

the

receiver

being

switched

to

Monitor

operation

(MONITOR

switch

@

set

to

bottom

position).

The

Line

output

socket

can

also

be

used

to

feed

another

amplifier

or

sound

to

light

display.

Technical

Specification

(Receiver

section)

Waveband

Coverage:

VHF/FM:

87.5...

108

MHz

MW:

510

...1620

kHz

LW:

145

.

350

KHz

Sensitivities:

FM

mono:

0,65

pV

with

S/N

ratio

of

26

dB

(75

Q,

40

kHz

deviation)

FM

stereo:

25

pv

with

S/N

ratio

of

46

dB

(75

2,

40

kHz

deviation)

Stereo

Switch-over

Threshold:

10/9

nV

at

97.6

MHz

and

in

75

&

-Muting

Switch-over

Threshold

2.5/5

pV

at

97.5

MHz

and

in

75

2

Sensitivities:

AM:

MW

Band

10-15

pV

LW

Band

11-18

pV

Intermediate

Frequencies:

FM:

10.7

MHz;

AM:

460

kHz

FM

Limiting:

|

Limiting

Point,

(—1/—3

dB)

0.6/0.45

pV

in

75

@

Bandwidth:

FM-IF,

130

kHz

(approx.)

AN-IF,

4.5

kHz

(approx.)

FM

demodulator:

800

kHz

IF

Stability:

FM:

>

80

dB

AM:

=>

46

dB

AM

Suppression:

>

56

dB

at

1

kHz

(measured

with

22.5

kHz

deviation

and

30

%

modulation

at

1

mV

in

75

QQ)

Image

Rejection:

FM:

=>

60

dB

MW:

40—50

dB

LW:

50-68

dB

AFC

Accuracy

(VHF/FM):

Switchable,

capture

range

+

300

kHz

Holding

range

+

500

kHz

Capture

Ratio:

<

1

dB

for

—1

dB/—30

dB AF

level

on

speaker

output

at

1

mV

in

75

Q

and

40

kHz

deviation.

FM

Signal

to

Noise

Ratio

(Unweighted)

To

DIN

45

405

in

the

range

31.5

Hz...

15

kHz

measured

at

50

W

(deviation

40

kHz;

effective

value)

and

1

mV

in

75

2

Mono/Stereo:

=

75/67

dB

Mono/Stereo:

>

69/65

dB

at

50

mW

output

FM

Signal

to

Noise

Ratio

(Welghted)

to

IHF,

curve

“A“,

measured

at

1

mV

in

75

50

W

Mono/Stereo:

=

79/65

dB

50

mW

Mono/Stereo:

=

70/64

dB

Frequency

Response

(VHF/FM):

from

aerial

input

to

loudspeaker

output:

15

Hz

—

16

kHz

with

—3

dB

30

Hz

—

15

kHz

with

—1

dB

Stereo

Pilot

Leakage:

>

60

dB

at

19

kHz

=>

55

dB

at

38

kHz

Distortion

Factor:

Mono/Stereo:

<

0.4

%

at

1

kHz

40

kHz

deviation

and

1

mV

in

75

Q

(to

DIN

45

500)

Dynamic

Selectivity

on

Mono

(+

300

kHz,

referred

to

40

kHz

deviation,

—30

dB

noise):

>

60

dB

Stereo

Decoder:

Integrated

circuit

PLL

decoder

with

automatic

indicator

and

RF

level!

Mono/Stereo

switching.

(Level

set

for

10

pV

in

75

).

,

with

dummy

aerial

15

FM

Crosstalk:

1

mV

at

aerial

and

47.5

kHz

deviation:

1

kHz

—

=>

40

dB

250-6300

Hz

—

=>

38

dB

6.3-10

kHz

—

=

30

dB

Measured

at

selected

points.

Safety

Circuits:

To

all

European

norms

and

JEC

Regulations,

etc.

De-emphasis:

50

»/secs

to

standard

Technical

Specification

(Amplifier

section)

Sine

Output

Power

into

4

Q

/

8

2:

2

x

50

W

/

2

x

33

W

(DIN)

Music

Power

into

4

2

/

8

2:

2x

75

W

/

2x

40

W

(DIN)

Nominal

Power:

2x

50W

Distortion

Factor

(at

nominal

power):

S

0.02

%o

(1

kHz)

<

0.09

°/o

(40

Hz

—

20

kHz)

intermodulation

(at

nominal

power):

<=

0.09

/o

Damping

Factor

(4

):

36

(R,

=

0.11

&)

Frequency

Response:

at

Phono

for

-1/-3

dB:

30

Hz

—

40

kH2/25

Hz

—

70

kHz;

at

Tuner,

TB

(Monitor)

for

-1/-3

dB:

20

Hz

—

40

kHz/10

Hz

—

70

kHz

Power

Bandwidth:

<5

Hz...>

80

kHz

Stereo

Crosstalk

L-R:

1

kHz

>

66

dB

2

40

Hz

=

65

dB

20

kHz

>

45

dB

16

Crosstalk

between

monitor/recording

and

programme/monitor:

1

kHz

=>

80

dB

20

Hz

=

80

dB

20

kHz

=

70

dB

input

Sensitivity

(at

nominal

pwr):

Phono:

S

1.6/3.2

mV

TB

(Monitor):

<

175

mV

Maximum

Input

Voltages:

(Input

overload

point)

Phono:

=

70/140

mV

TB

(Monitor):

=>8V

Signal

Noise

Ratio

(Unweighted):

(Effective/peak

value

to

DIN

45

405):

a)

at

nominal

power

Phono:

=

74/70

dB

TB

(Monitor):

=

95/90

dB

b)

at

2

x

50

mW

into

4

Q

Phono:

=

69/64

dB

TB

(Monitor):

=>

70/66

dB

Signal/Noise

Ratio

(Weighted)

to

IHF,

curve

“A":

a)

at

nominal

power

Phono:

=

80

dB

TB

(Monitor):

=

100

dB

b)

at

2

x

50

mW

into

4 Q

Phono:

=

73

dB

TB

(Monitor):

=>

75

dB

Line

Output

450

mV

in

47

kQ

for

5

mV

on

Phono

input.

430

mV

in

47

kQ

for

500

mV

on

TB

(tape)

input.

Treble

Control:

+14

dB

at

16

kHz

Bass

Control:

+15

dB

at

40

Hz

Presence

Control:

+12

dB

at

2.5

kHz

Stereo

Balance:

(Left

and

Right):

—12

dB/+3

dB

Volume

Control

Deviation

in

synchronism

<

2

dB

in

the

range

20

Hz

—

20

kHz

and

from

0

GB

to

—50

dB

Subject

to

Alteration

GRUNDIG

AG

-

D-8510

FURTH

55026-941.00