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IMPORTANTNOTICE

The serialnumber for this equipment is located

on the

rear

panel.

Pleasewrite this

serial

numberon Vour

enclosed

warranty

cardand

keep

in asecure

area.

Thisisfor

your

security.

WARNING:

PREVENTFIRE

SHOCK

HAZARD,

NOTEXPOSE

THISAPPLI.

ANCE

RAIN

MOISTURE.

()proNEER'

SAFETYINSTRUCTIONS

READINSTRUCTIONS

- Allthe

safetyandoperatinginstructions

shouldbereadbefore

theapplianceisoperated.

RETAININSTRUCTIONS

- Theoperatinginstructions

should

retainedfor futurereference.

HEED

WARNING - All warningson the appliance

and in the

operating

instructions

shouldbeadheredto.

FOLLOWINSTRUCTIONS

- All operating

anduse

instructions

shouldbe

followed.

WATERAND MOISTURE

- The

appliance

shouldnotbe

usednear

water - for example,

near

a bathtub,

washbowl,

kitchen

sink,

laundry

tub, ina wet basement,or near

a swimming

pool,

etc.

LOCATION

- The

appliance

shouldbeinstalled

astablelocation.

WALL OR CEILINGMOUNTING

- Theappliance

shouldnot

mounted

toawallorceiling.

VENTILATION

- Theapplianceshouldbe

situated

that

itsloca-

tionor position

does

notinterfere

with itsproper

ventilation.

For

example,

the

applianceshould

not

besituated

onabed,

sofa,rug,

orsimilarsurface

thatmay

blocktheventilation

openings;

or,

plac-

abuilt-in

installation,

suchasabookcase

orcabinetthatmay

impedetheflowofairthroughtheventilation

openings.

HEAT - Theapplianceshouldbesituatedawayfromheat

sources

suchasradiators,heatregisters,

stoves,or other

appliances

(in-

cludingamplifiers)that

produce

heat.

POWER

SOURCES

- Theapplianceshouldbe connectedto a

power

supplyonlyof thetypedescribedintheoperatinginstruc-

tions

marked

ontheappliance.

POWER-CORD

PROTECTION

- Power-supply

cordsshouldbe

routed

sothatthey

are

notlikelyto bewalkedon or pinched

items

placed

uponoragainstthem,

paying

particular

attention

cords

atplugs,

convenience

receptacles,

andthe

point

wherethey

exitfromthe

appliance.

CLEANING

- The

appliance

shouldbecleaned

onlywithapolishing

clothora softdrycloth.Never

cleanwithfurniture

wax,

benzine,

insecticidesor othervolatileliquids

since

theymaycorrodethe

cabinet.

POWERLINES

* Anoutdoor

antennashouldbelocated

awavfrom

oower

lines.

NONUSE

PERIODS

- The

power

cord

oftheappliance

should

unplugged

fromtheoutletwhenleftunused

for a long

period

time.

OBJECT

AND LIOUIDENTRY

- Careshould

betaken

that

ob-

jectsdo not fall and liquids

are not spilledinto the enclosure

throughopenings.

DAMAGEREOUIRING

SERVICE

- Theappliance

should

ser-

vicedbyPioneer

authorized

servicecenter

qualified

service

per-

sonnelwhen:

. The

power-supply

cordortheplug

has

beendamaged;

. Obiects

havefallen,

orliquidhas

beenspilledinto

theappliance;

. Theappliancehas

beenexposed

to rain;or

o Theappliancedoesnot appearto operatenormally

or exhibits

markedchangein performance;

. The

appliance

has

been

dropped;orthe

enclosure.damaged.

SERVICING

- The

usershouldnot

attemptto

servicethe

appliance

beyond

thatdescribedin theoperating

instructions.

For

allother

servicing.contactthenearest

Pioneer

authorized

service

center.

Operation 6

TechnicalOutline

Effective

Operation

Specif

ications

correctdynamicdistortion

ineach

of these

areas,increasing

the contrastandvirtually

restoring

theoriginallive

pro-

gram.

In orderto obtain

maximum

benefit

from

thisunit,

please

read

the

following

instructionscarefully.

CONTENTS

Featu

res

Rear

Panel

Connection

FrontPanel

Facilities

Modern

recording

usesthreedynamic

control

techniques

whichmay

detractfrom

theoriginal

dynamicrange;

reduc-

tion of transient

peaks,

overallcompression

of loud

levels

and upward

manipulation

of soft levels.

The RG-9

will

FEATU

RES

Broadens

Dynamic

Range

The

dynamic

range

of themusic

source

can

beexpanded

by employing

theRG-9

asastereo

system

adaptor

unit.No

preprocessing

isneeded

andonly

ordinary

program

sources,

such

asrecords,

FM broadcasts

ortapemusic,

arerequired.

The

dynamic

range

isbroadened

byupward

anddownward

expansion.

resulting

in a powerful

andsharp

rendition

the

source.

This

has

theeffect

of bringing

performers

right

into

thelistening

room,

andespecially

pulsive

sourcessuch

asrock

and

soul

are

given

abroad

new

dimension.

Preserves

Natural

mpression

Attackandrelease

characteristics

of the

audiosignal

are

preserved

by a fast and slow response

(mixed)

double

action

control

signal

that

prevents

unnatural

impressions

thereproduced

sound.

Noise Reduction Effect

A noise

reduction

effect

isalso

included

whichreduces

underlying

source

noise.

Tapehiss,

motor

rumble

and

other

background

noises

arereduced

by the

circuit

properties

this

unit,

sothat low noise,

exciting

stereo

sound

can

enjoyed.

REAR

PANEL

FACILITIES

Faithfu I Reproduction Function

Thesensor

section

which

produces

thecontrol

signalis

provided

with anenergy

distribution

filter,

to ensure

that

theexpansion

function

isnottrigged

by noise

components.

However,

expansion

is not limited

to instruments,

whose

fundamental

frequency

closeto thecenterfrequency

theenergydistribution

filter,

since

allmusical

instruments

produce

harmonics

which arestrongest

whenthe instru-

ment is played

hard.Hence

theseharmonics

activate

the

sensing

circuit

andcontrol

the

degreeofexpansion,

that

lowerfrequency

instruments

arealsoenhanced.

S-Stage

DynamicExpansion

Selector

Theexpansion

in thedynamicrange

canbeswitched

3dB steps

from 4dB to 16dBwith this S-setting

selector.

By combining

theupward

anddownward

expansion,

it is

possible

to produce

theoptimum

expansion

inthe

dynamic

range

andalso

to selectthe expansion

accordinq

to the

music

source

and

your

individual

taste.

Smart,

Slimly

Designed

Styling

The

processor

has

been

slimlydesigned

with

thedynam-

icexpansion

meter,

which

employs

aFluoroscan

display,

thecenter

for

clean,

fresh

look.

Serial

number

plate

E PRocEssoR

INPUT

JAcKs

Connect

these

jacks

to theTAPE

REC

jacks

onthestereo

amplifier

ortothe

PREAMP

OUT

(OUTPUT)

jacks

the

preamplif

ier.

@ PROCESSOR

OUTPUT

JACKS

Connect

these

jacks

to the TAPE PLAY jackson the

stereo

amplifier

orto the

POWER

AMPlN (INPUT)jacks

the

power

amplifier.

@ rnPe

REc

JAcKS

Connect

these

to the INPUT(REC)jacks

on thetape

deck.

@ TAPE

PLAY

JACKS

Connect

these

to the

OUTPUT

(PLAY)jacks

the

tape

deck.

O AC

OUTLET

Thisis

auxiliary

power

outlet.Connect

the

power

plug

of your

tape

deck

or other

stereohi-fi

component

tothis

outlet.lt is not coupled

with thepower

switch

on the

model RG-9 (UNSWITCHED).

The maximum

power

capacityis 100W

and

sodo not

connect

electrical

appli-

anceswith

power

capacity

exceeding

thisvalue.

CONNECTION

Turntable

Speaker

(

Wall socket

CONNECTIONS

STEREOAMPLIFIER

Use

the accessoryconnecting

cordsto connectthe PRO-

CESSORINPUT

and

PROCESSOR

OUTPUT

jacks

onthe

RG-9

to theTAPEREC

andTAPE

PLAY

jacks

onastereo

amplifier

(Fig.

1). Takecarenot to reverseL (left)

and

R(right)

channels,

and

make

sureconnections

securely.

TAPEDECK

CONNECTIONS

Sincethe RG-9isconnected

to theTAPE RECand

PLAY

jacks

of the stereo

amplifier,a tape recorder

cannotbe

connectedif thestereo

amplifier

provided

withonlyone

setof tape

jacks.

Inthiscase,

connecttheinput

and

output

jacks

of thetapedeckto theTAPE REC

and

PLAYjacks

the

RG-9.

Connectionsforrecording

Connect

the recording

input

jacks

(INPUT)

on thetape

deckto theTAPEREC

jacks

ontheRG-9.

Connectionsforplayback

Connect

theplayback

output

jacks

(OUTPUT)

onthe

tape

deckto the

TAPE

PLAYiacks

ontheRG-g.

Speaker

(

)

RG-9

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Tape deck

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Stereo

amplifier

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RG.9

Recordingconnections Fis.2

FRONT

PANELFACILITIES

e POWER

SWTTCH

Power

issuppliedto the model

RG-9

whenthisswitchis

depressed.The power

indicatorcomeson asSoonasthe

power

supplied.

@ PoWER

INDIcAToR

This comeson as soonasthe RG-9's

powerswitch

set

to ONto indicatethat

power

isbeing

supplied.

€) DYNAMTC

EXPANSTONMETER

This meterallows

you to read

out the gain

boostwith

respect

to the inputsignal

in decibels.

(See

additional

descriptionon

page

6).

@ DYNAMIC

EXPANSIONINDICATORS

The 4dB, 7dB, 1OdB,13d8,16dB

indicatorslight

inaccordance

with

the

position

ofthedynamicexpansion

selector.

o PROCESSOR

SWTTCH

Depress

thisswitch

(ON)

to produce

anexpansioneffect

withthesignals

fedfrom

the

PRocESsoR

INPUT

jacks.

The dynamic

expansionindicatorwill comeon, and

signals

featuringanexpansioneffectonly

will be

fed

out

from

themodel

RG-9's

OUTPUT

jacks.

IntheOFF

posi-

tion,theRG-9

circuitry

isbypassed.This

position

allows

for instantcomparisonbetween

theexpanded

and

theun-

processed

signals.

NOTE:

When the RG-9's power switch is set to the OFF position and

the processor switch is also set to OFF, the signal which has

bypassed the processor circuitry is made available at the

OUTPUT jacks. There will, however, be no output if the input

level control isset to the'0'position. Make sure that thiscontrol

is setto the'10'position.

@ TNPC

MONITOR

INDICATOR

Thiscomesonwhen

thetapemonitorswitchis

depressed.

o TAPE

MONTTOR

SWTTCH

Depress

thisswitch

to monitor

thesoundonthe

tapeasit

isbeingrecorded

orwhen

playing

backatapeusing

atape

deck connected

to the RG-g'sTAPE jacks.

(Thetape

monitorindicator

comeson.)SettheswitchtoOFFwhen

notinuse.

@ oYruRMIc

EXPANSIoN

SELEcToR

This selector

selectsmaximumgain boost valuewith

respect

to the input level,i.e.:ratioof gain

increase

betweenlarge

inputsignal

andsmall

ipput

signal.Max-

imum gain boost increasesas the selector

is turned

clockwise.Set

theselectorto the mostdesirable

position

whilelistening

tothereproducedsound.

* Dynamic Expansion

Dynamic expansion is defined as the sum of the downward

expansion (where small inputs are expanded down) and upward

expansion (where large inputs are expanded up). For deails, refer

to "Technical Outline" on page 7.

@ INPUT

LEVEL

CONTROL

Usethis control

to adjusttheinputlevel

at whichthe

expansioneffectisinitiated.

Clockwiserotationincreases

theexpansionwith respect

tosmallsignallevels

(increases

expansionsensitivity).

Adjust the control

for desired

effect

accordingto program

source.

OPERATION

PRIOR

SWITCHINGPOWER

Set the controls

and switches

to thefollowingpositions

before

operating

themodel

RG-9.

Set

the

dynamic

expansion

selector

to 10.

2. Setthe

input

level

control

tothe

center

position(5).

3. Setthe

tapemonitor

switch

to OFF (released).

4. Setthe

processor

switch

to OFF(released).

5. Set the tape monitor switch (which is related

to the

TAPE

jacks

connecting

the RG-9)

onthe

stereo

ampli-

fier

toON.

OPERATION

PROCEDURE

1.Play

the program

source

on thestereo

amplifier,

and

listen

to the

sound

without

theexpansion

effect.

2. Depress

the

processor

switch

(ON).

3. Rotate

the input level

control and set it so that the

indication

on the dynamic

expansion

meter

isbrought

to itswidest.

For instance,

when

thedynamic

expansion

selector

set to the '10" position,

adjust

so that the display

indicates

up to 10 when

a high

input

signal

isfed in

(See

Fig.

3).

4. Adjust the volume

control

on the stereo

amplifier

for

suitable

volume.

5. Operate

thedynamic

expansion

selector

and

setit to the

position(4,7, 10,

13,

16)where

thedesired

expansion

obtained.

6. Adjust the volumeand tone controlson the stereo

amplif

ierfor

desired

volume

and

tone.

DynamicExpansion

Meter

MAX 4dB 7dA tOdB 13dB t6dB

-r lt lt lt aO i! aa Dn

LEVEL(dB) 1 7 10 13 16

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Fis.

USING

A TAPE

DECK

Bysetting

the

tape

monitor

switch

onthe

stereo

amplifier

to ON, andthe processor

switch

on the RG-g

to OFF,

the tape

monitorswitch

on the RG-g

canbeoperated

place

ofthat

onthe

stereo

amplifier.

The

signal

atthe

RG-9

TAPE

REC

jacks

bypasses

the

processor.

When Employing the Processor

for Tape playback

1. Depress

the

tapemonitor

switch

(ON).

2. Depress

the

processor

switch

(ON).

3. Other

operations

are

the

same

asdescribed

,,OpERA-

TtoN".

FOR

MAXIMUM

ENJOYMENT

RG-9Effect

onmusic

source

TheRG-9increases

thelevel

variations

themusic

source.

High

level

and

percussive

material

suchas

jazz

androck

are

best

played

at the dynamic

expansion

selector

settings

10, 13, 16dB,

whiledelicate

music

such

instrumental

solosand

chamber

music

canbe

given

unnatural

effect

too much

expansion

isused,

sothe4 to 1OdB

settings

are

recomrnended

for thistypeof program.

Other

factors

such

roomacoustics

alsoaffect

thechoice

ofsetting,

but

with

the range

of settings

provided

almostallrecorded

material

will benefitfrom the unique

processing

available

in this

unit.

Changes

inthe

ambience

The RG-9

serves

to expand

the

dynamicrange

of the

music

source.

Whenever

there

isa difference

between

the levels

of theleft

and

right

channelinput

signals,

thisdifference

expanded.

Say,

for instance,

thedifference

between

the left

andright

levels

2dB.

This

isexpanded

to 4dB

or6dB.

Thisin

turn

translates

intoa change

in theambience

of thesound

heard

bythelistener.

With

amusic

source

arrangedlike

that

in Fig.4,

an interesting

effectis obtained

whereby

the

position

of thevocalist

at thecenter

moves

to the

left

and

right

along

withthe

fluctuations

inthedifference

between

theleft

channel

(bass)

andright

channel

(piano).

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METER

INTERPRETATION

Themeter

indicates

the instantaneous

maximum

dynamic

expansion

amount

in dB. Maximum

meter

deflections

are

4,7, 10,

13,16dB

according

to thedynamic

expansion

selector

setting.Partial

mixing

of L andR channel

signals

causes

both meters

to deflect

even

with only one

channel

input.However,

the

separation

does

notchange

withstereo

reproduction.

prano

TECHNICAL

OUTLINE

Thebasicfunction

of the RG-9

to expand

the

level

variations

of the input signal

(see

Fig.5: input-output

transfer

characteristics).

Dueto theexpander

circuit

com_

position,

the inputand output

circuits

arenot necessarily

lin

ear.

The blockdiagram

shown

below.

The

circuit

consists

mainly

of a flatfrequency

responsegain

control

amplifier

(GCA)

and

a sensor

section

which

produces

thesignal

control

the

gain

of the

gain

control

amplifier.

After

passing

through

the input level

control

and buffer

amplifier,

portion

of theinput

signal

goes

to thesensor

section.

thesensor

section,

thesignalfirstpasses

through

energy

distribution

filter,

which

possesses

aslope

of -6dB/octave

above

and belowa 2.5kHz

center

frequency.

Thiseffec_

tively

reduces

noise

components,

such

asmotor

rumble,

hum and tape hiss,

yielding

only the centerfrequency

component.

At the RG

detector.

a peak

detector

(ripple

cancelling

type)

produces

a DC

output

proportional

tothe

peak

values

of theAC input

signal.

The

output

from

this

detector

becomes

the

gain

control

signalfor the

GCA.

Current

from the sensor

section

determines

the open-

loop

gain

of the

gain

control

amplifier.

The

gain

therefore

increases

as the control currentincreases

in accordance

with the input signal.

The characteristics

of thissignal

undergo

changes

such

asthose

in Fig.

6: input-gain

charac-

teristics.

To provide

this

characteristics,

anNFB (negative

feedback)

circuitreturns

a portionof the GCA

outputto

the input,

andthedynamic

expansion

selector

selects

the

NFB elements

to control the feedback

ratio,therebv

determining

the

total

gain

(Fig.

6).

Left and right

channels

are

mixed

by a blending

resistor

at the sensor

sectioninput,to prevent

excessivegain

difference

between

the channels

from producing

an un-

natural

effect

during

stereo

playback.

PROCESSOR

SWITCH - BulterAmp

Input tevsl lmV)

Fig.

5: RG

processor

input-output

transfer

characteristics

0 100 1,ooo

Inp!itevet

(mv)

Fig.

6: RG

processor

input-gain

characteristics

Sensor

S€ilion

DYNANlIC

4,1.10 DynamicExpansion

Merer

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EFFECTIVE

OPERATION

When

theSG-9

andRG-9

areused

atthe

same

time.

Graphicequalizer

sc-9

:it I

r,6\bi

@@t,

Stereoamplifier

RG dynamic processor

BG.9

Note 1Note 2Note 3

NOTES: 1. When

premain

amplif

iers

(A-9.

A-8,A-7,

4-6, A-5,

etc.)equipped

with a REC

OUT SELECTOR are

used.

2. When other premain amplifiers. receivers,

etc. areused,

3. When

theTAPE l\ilONlTOR

of the

premain

amplilier

issetto ON (or

TAPE 1),the RG-9

will nor oroduce

a sound

if the inout levelissetto o.

Be sureto adjust the input level

control.

WhentheSR-9andRG-gare

usedatthe

sametime.

Reverberation

amplifier

sR-9

Tapedeck

RG dynamic processor

RG-9

i Stereoamplifier

T;:--::r

l::l

f@tr@|

iplqi

PREMAIN

AIMP, PREMAIN SG.9

FUNCTION REC

OUT TAPE

MON

ITOFI POWER TAPE

MONITOR ,FOCESSOR OYNAIVIC

EXPANSION I

NPUT POWER EOUALIZER TAPE

[40N

tTOR OCTAVE

CONTROLS

Becord, Alvt, FM recording TAPE PHONO or

TUNER OFF Adjust

Record,

AlM,

FMreproduction

Equalizing TAPE IPHONOor

TUNEFI ON OFF OFF Adj uil ON ON Adjusr

Record,

Al\4.Flvlreproduction

Expansion TAPE1 PHONO or

TUN ER ON ON ON Adjust Adjusl OFF

Record,

AM, FM reproduction

Equalizing

+ Expansion TAPE1 PHONO or

TUN ER ON ON OFF ON Adjust ON ON Adjust

Tape

pl€vback TAPE1 ON OFF OFF Adjusi ON

Tape playback + Equalizing TAPE1 ON OFF Adjust ON ON ON Adjust

Tape plavback + ExDansion TAPE

ION ON OFF ON Adjust Adjust OFF ON

Tape

playback

+ Equalizing

Exp6nsion TAPE

1ON ON OFF ON Adjusr ON ON ON Adjust

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T99J*

Tapedeck

PREMAIN AMP. PREMAIN SR€ RG.9

FUNCTION REC

OUT MONITOR POWER TAPE

MONITOR RFVEFBE-

RATION TIME DEPTH POWER 'ROCESSOF MONITOF DYNAMiC

IXPANSION

R6cod, AM. FM recording TAPEI TUNER OFF OFF Adi!d

Record, AM, FM reroduction +TAPE1 PHONO or

TUNER ON ON ON OFF OFF Adjui

Record, AM/ FM reproduction +

Exp6n3ion TAPE1 PHONO or

MONITOR ON OFF ON ON OFF Adiud Adjust

Bocord, AM, FM reproduction +

ResbeBtion + Expansion TAPE PHONO or

TUNEB ON ON OFF ON Adjusr ON ON OFF

TAPE ON ON OFF OFF

TAPE ON ON ON ON Adjuil Adiust

Tap6 playbsck + Expansion TAPE ON ON ON ON

Tape pleyback + Expansion +

Rwarbor6tion TAPE1ON ON ON ON Adlusr Adjusl ON ON Adju*

Note 1 Note 2

NOTES: 1. When

premain

amplifiers

(A.9,

A€, A-7,A€, A.5,

erc.)equippedwith a

REC

OUTSELECTOR

areused.

2. When

otherpremain

smplifiers,receivers,

etc.areused,

3. WhenlheTAPEMON|TOFofthepremainamplifierisssttoON(orTAPEl),theRG.gwill

notproducoasoundiftheinputlevelissetto0.

sureto adjustth6

input

level

control,

When

the

SR-9,

SG-9and

RG-9are

used

atthe

same

time.

RGdynamic

processor

Shownaboveisanexample

wherethe RGdynamic

processor.

RG-9,

Graphicequalizer

SG-9and

Rever-

berationamplifier

SR-9are

combined.

Connectthese

components

properly

you canenjoy

the best

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seetherelevant

Operating

Instructions.

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EFFECTIVE

OPERATION

Note 1 Note 2 Note3

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TIME LEVEL MONITOR CONTBOLS

Fecod, AM, FM reordlno

Focod, AM, FM reprduciio. ON ON ON

Fecord, AM, FM reprodlcrion ON

Bccord, AM, FM reprdlcrion

Equariu inq + fievede6tion ON ON ON ON

Recod, AM, FM r6prducri6n ON ON ON

R.cod, AM, FM reprducnon

Rsvederar on + Exprnrion ON

R.cod, AM, FM reprducr'on

Equal z'ng + Fevo6,.rarion + ON ON ON ON ON

ON ON

Itpe playb.ck + Equrri.,nq ON

ON ON ON

Iape prayb.ck + Expa^lion ON ON ON ON

ON ON ON ON ON

Tap€ p avback + €qua zi.g +ON ON

ON ON ON ON

I apo p ayb*k + Hevo6er.non

Exprnnon + Equrrtrin0 ON ON ON ON ON

NOTES:1.

When premain amplifiers (A-9, A-8, A-7, 4-6, A-5, etc.l equipped with a REC OUT SELECTOR are used.

When other premain ampliflers, receivers,

etc. are used.

When the TAPE MON ITOR of the premain amplif ier is

set to ON (or TAP E 1), the RG-g will nor produce a sound if the input levelis

set

to O.

Be sureto adjust the input level

control,

SPECIFICATIONS

Processor

Section

MaximumOutputVoltage ......6.bV

(1kHz,

T.H.D.:

0.5%

R;:47kQ,

DYNAMIC

EXPANSION:

16dB)

Total

HarmonicDistortion .....0.0b%

(Output:

1V,1kHz,DYNAMIC

EXPANSTON:

16dB)

Dynamic

Expansion 4,7,10,

16dB

Gain

lmpulse

Response

AttackTime. ....O.3msec

ReleaseTime. i2Omsec

Input

lmpedance 50kO

(20H2

to 20kHz)

Outputlmpedance .....300O(1kHz)

Residual

Noise

. 10pV

(lHF

A,DYNAMIC

EXPANSION:

16dB)

Signal

toNoise

Ratio

(lHF

A,Short-circuited,

DYNAMIC

EXPANSTON:

16dB). . . . . 100d8

(at

1V)

116dB

(at

6.bV)

Miscellaneous

Power

Requirements . . AC120V,60H2

PowerConsumption ....10W

Dimensions .....420(W) x99(H)

x336(D)

16-9/16(W)x 3-718(H)

x 13.1/4(D)

Weight

(without

package) . . . . 4.4kg

(9tb 11oz)

Furnished

Parts

Connectioncordwithpinplugs .....2

Operatinginstructions 1

NOTE:

Specificationsand the design subject to possibtemodification

without noticedueto improvements.

DYNAMIC

EXPANSION 4dB 7dB 10dB 13dB 16dB

Upward

Gain +2dB +4dB +6dB +8dB +10d8

Downward

Gain -2dB -3dB -4dB -5dB -6dB

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