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FOR
A
COMPLETE
DESCRIPTION
OF
THE
OPERATION
OF THIS
UNIT,
PLEASE
REFER
TO
THE
OPERATION
MANUAL.
SPECIFICATIONS
Power source:
AC 110V ~ 120V and 220V ~ 240V,
Signal/noise ratio:
50dB (normal tape, Dolby NR off)
50/60 Hz
60dB (metal tape, Dolby NR on)
DC 15V (UM/SUM-1, R 20, HP-2 or
Wow and flutter:
D type x 10, or external 15V DC)
GF-9500H
{ 0.06% (WRMS)
Output power:
0.15% (DIN 45 511)
GF-9500H
PMPO; 36W (18W + 18W)
GF-9500E
0.15% (CCIR)
(AC operation)
Input sensitivity and impedance:
MPO; 30W (15W + 15W)
External mic; 600 ohms
(AC operation)
Phono; 50 kohms
RMS; 15W (7.5W + 7.5W)
Record/playback DIN socket; 0.7mV/
(DC operation, DIN 45 324)
5.6 kohms
(DIN 45 324)
MPO; 20W (10W + 10W)
Output level and loaded impedance:
(AC operation)
Headphones;
8 ohms — 25 ohms
RMS; 15W (7.5W + 7.5W)
External speakers;
3.2 ohms — 8 ohms
(DC operation)
Record/playback DIN socket;
GF-9500E
MPO; 30W (15W + 15W)
0.65V/50 kohms
(AC operation)
RADIO
RMS; 15W (7.5W + 7.5W)
Frequency range:
LW;
150kHz — 285kHz
(DC operation, 10% distortion)
MW;
520kHz — 1,620kHz
Semiconductors:
15 {Cs
SW;
5.95MHz — 18.0MHz
51 transistors
FM; 87.6MHz — 108MHz
40 diodes
SPEAKERS
;
,
:
9 LEDs
Speakers:
16cm (6-1/2'') woofer x 2
Dimensions:
Width;
670mm (26-3/8")
Horn type tweeter x 2
Depth;
125mm (4-15/16 )
Impedance:
3.2 ohms
:
Height;
= 225mm (8-7/8 )
;
Maximum power handling capacity:
Weight:
6.4kg (14 Ibs.) without batteries
GF-9500H
10W (maximum)
TAPE RECORDER
GF-9500E
15W (music power)
Tape:
Compact cassette tape
{ 10W (maximum)
VOLTAGE
SELECTION
Before operating the unit on mains, check the preset voltage.
If the voltage
is different from your local voltage, adjust the
voltage as follows: Slide the AC power supply socket cover by
a little loosing screw to the visible indication of the side of
your local voltage. See Figure 2—1.
Figure 2-1
DIAL
CORD
STRINGING
Dial Pointer
meter band
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K-SW
short wave
;
BBS,
6.5
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M -MW
medium wave
54
60
L-LW
long wave
150
170
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4 Turns
Figure 2-3
Figure 2-2
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