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INSTALLATON. OPERATION
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A N D S E R V I C EM A N U A L
I n c l u d i n g A R T S L I S T ,C I R C U I TD I A G R A M S ,
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T R O U B L E H O O T I N GA N D M O U N T I N GT E M P L A T E .
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FEATURES
A M U L T I - P U R P O SE A S Y - T O . U S EE S I G N
E, D
The SX-9000 was designed to give you a high degree of versatility
i n o p e r a t i o n . Y o u c a n , f o r e x a m p l e , u s e t w o m i c r o p h o n e s ,t w o t a p e
decks, two headsets with the SX 9000. All controls are rationallv
p l a c e d f o r e a s y u s e . T h e c i r c u i t r y i s q r l i t e a d v a n c e d ,o n a p a r w i t h
p r o f e s s i o n ad e s i g n s .
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C L E A N - L I N E DC O N T E M P O R A R Y P P E A R A N C E
, A
The SX-9000 looks good, too. The front incorporates folding panel a
that adds to its distinctive design.When in operation, the smoked
g l a s sd i a l w i n d o w l i g h t s u p w i t h s u b d u e d i l l u m i n a t i o n . a n d t h e s o u r c e
also lightsup for quick identification.
HIGH PERFORMANCEUNER
T
The SX-9000 employs the latest circuitry, including FET and lC's.
The result is a professional receiver of exceptional sensitivity and
stabi Iity.
P R E - S E T O N EC O L O R S
In addition to the normal bass and treble controls, there is a
4-position tone color selector knob. This providesquick switching
from "flat" to "soft", "bass" or "vivid". These cttaracteristicsare
s v m b o l i z e d i n a n i l l u m i n a t e dw i n d o w i n t h e d i a l f a c e .
TAPE-TO-TAPE ITOR NG
MON I
Two buttons on the front panel allow easy, one-touch monitoring of
tapes "A" or "8" when you use the SX 9000 to copy directly from
one tape to another.
FOOLPROOF ICROPHONE SE
M U
When either microphone knob is set to OFF, the unit operatesin
p a r a l l e l t o p r o v i d e m o n o p h o n i c s i g n a l s f o r b o t h s p e a k e r sw i t h o u t
h a v i n gt o s e t t h e m o d e s w i t c h .
REVERBERATION FECT
EF
Also included is a reverberation effect knob. The degree of "echo" is
e a s i l y r e a d i n t h e " R e v e r b e r a t i o n "w i n d o w i n t h e d i a l f a c e "
S P E C I A L" O V E R L O A D P R O T E C T I O N ' '
You can play up to three different pairs of speakersystemsthrough
t h e S X - 9 0 0 0 i n c o m b i n a t i o n sA , B , C , A + 8 , A + C , B + C . l f a l l t h r e e
are accidentally turned on, however, the "Overload Protection" goes
i n t o a c t i o n a n d t h e s p e a k e r s r e a u t o m a t i c a l l ys h u t o f f .
a
EARPHONE ERSATILITY
V
Becausethe SX-9000 has two "earphones" output jacks, two people
may I isten simu ltaneously with earphones without having to go
through an accessoryjunction box.
I TJTONEER
LINE VOLTAGESELECTION
AND FUSE
S W I T C H I N G I N E V O L T A G E S E T T I N GA N D F U S E
L
To remove the fuse, turn the fuse cap located on the line
voltage selector switch in the direction indicated by the
arrow. Then remove the fuse plug from the unit. Put the
fuse plug back so that the proper line voltage marking can
be seen through the cut on the edge of the plug. Whenever
the position of the selector switch is changed, check the
rating of the fuse. A 1.5-ampere fuse is to be used foreither
22OY or 240V operation and a S-amperefuse for 110V, F U S EC A P
120V or 130V operation. If the rating of the fuse is correct,
replacecap. Fig. 1
F U S ER E P L A C E M E N T Take off the fuse cap by turning it with a coin,
If the fuse blows, remove the fuse cap and replace the fuse e t c . a n t h e d i r e c t i o n i n d i c a t e db y t h e a r r o w m a r k .
with a new one.
STEREOSYSTEM
The SX-9000 is general-purpose stereo amplifier. Connect it
to the speaker systems (two to six), turntable, tape
recorder, etc., which are separatelyavailable.
INSTALLATION
When installing your stereo system, check the following
points.
o The place should be well-ventilated, and free from
dampnessand dust.
o The units should not be exposed to direct sunlight.
o The units should not be placed near radiators or other A SPEAKER SYSTEM B SPEAKER SYSTEM C SPEAKER SYSTEM
heating units.
o The place should be substantial and roomy enough for the Fig. 2
installation, when installing the unit on a shelf.
A WORD ABOUT ROOM ACOUSTICS
The quality of reproduced sound varies according to the
size and shape of the room, the materials of walls, floor
and ceiling and the amount and arrangement of fumiture.
Too harsh or "bright" a sound usually results from too
many hard reflecting surfaces, and/or too low a ceiling.
This condition is improved by having ample carpet area or
covering the wall (especially that facing the speakers)with
a thick curtain.
On the other hand, too many absorbing surfaces will tend
to "soak up" the sound, resulting in a certain "deadness".
Furniture may be rearranged to provide irregular reflection
of the sound. In any event, the true stereo effect is lost if
the two speaker systems are placed too far apart. This may
be corrected by angling them slightly toward each other or
reducing the distance between them.
SPEAKHRSYSTEMCONNECTIONS
o First remove the speaker connector plugs from the
accessoriesbag and then connect the speaker leads as
shown in Fig. 3. Be sure to match the speaker and plug
polarities.
o After the plugs are connected, insert the one for the right
channel in the left side of the SPEAKER OUTPUTS (A)
panel on the rear of the unit. Connect the left channel to
the right side of this panel as shown in Fig.3.(Refer also
to the connection diagram on Page4.)
. If you have one (or two) more speaker system(s), RIGHT CH
SPEAKER SYSTEM
connect them in the same way, using the B (and C) LEFT CH
terminals.
SPEAKER SVSTEM Fig. 3
ANTENNA
AND GROUND
CONNECTIONS
When using the SX-9000 at a place of low field strength or
distant from the station, select the most suitable FM and
AM antennas as follows, and the efficiency of any antenna
depends on its height more than its length.
FM ANTENNA
o Reception is easier if the building is primarily of wood
and is near the FM station, in this case,use the accessory
T-type indoor antenna. Unfold the horizontal section of
the antenna to its full length, and determine the best
Fig.
direction for the antenna while actually receiving an FM
broadcast program. Attach the horizontal section to a
wall or other place in the determined direction. (SeeFig.4.) -' FM OUTDOOR ANTENNA
o When using the SX-9000 at a relatively long distance
from the station, or within a building or home with
relatively thick walls, or vicinity of tall buildings, erect an
AM OUTDOOR
FM outdoor antenna, and connect it to the FM antenna ANTENNA
terminals as shown in Fig. 5.
AM ANTENNA
o If your house is located in area relatively close to the AM
station, the ferrite loopstick antenna provided on the
back of the SX-9000 will be sufficient for reception of
AM broadcast program. The antenna is directional it
should be moved about while listening to a station and
set at the position which provides the best reception. Fig. 5
( See Fig. 6. )
. If the loopstick antenna does not provide sufficient
sensitivity for reception and static is noticeable, put the
furnished antenna wire on the wall and connect one end
of the wire to the AM antennaterminal. (SeJfig. +.;
o If you want reception from a distant AM station, you
may have to set up an AM outdoor antenna. In such a
case, connect one end of the AM outdoor antenna to the
AM antenna terminal. (See Fig. b.)
DIAGRAM
CONNECTION
AM ANTENNA
NOTE:
lf connecting one set of speaker sys-
tems to speaker output terminal the
speaker of each channel should be 4
to | 6 ohms : however, both outPut
terminals (A, B and C speakers)to two
speaker systems the of each channel,
8 to 16 ohms. SPEAKER PLUGS
SPEAKER OUTPUTS i4 to | 6() r
PRE OUT
& MIXING REC. pAE & t,,tntN
MAIN IN
AM FERRITE ANTENNA
JNTfR
COUPLED
TAPE CENTER
PHONO TAPE TAPE
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P.B CHANNE
MAG I MAG 2 MON A REC. A REC
/^ OUTPUT
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FUSE
5A: 240V
220V
34: |30V
| 20v
TURNTABLES
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TAPE DECK OR TAPE RECORDER
| 10v
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(RECORD PLAYERS)
GROUNDING TURNT
. If the tur
The SX-g000 will provide stable performance whether
grounded or not. In rare case, however, grounding may cartridge,
help. If so, connect a wire from the GND terminal to a 1 termina
water pipe or balcony, fastening it FIRMLY. Never use a crystal car
gas pipe as a ground. Connect t
right to tl
either terr
o A second
CONNECTION
MICROPHONE
used, con.
Insert the plug on the microphone cord into either one of
. If a tumt
the MIC jacks on the front panel of the unit.
Use both jacks when you wish to employ two microphones used, eith
at the sametime.' separateh
MICROPHONE A
(LEFT CH.) . Some tur
terminals
with the s
PI()NEER
-l FM INDOOR ANTENNA
F M O U T D O O RA N T E N N A
TAPE DECK(RECORDER)
CONNECTION
. A tape deck connected to this unit must have a
record/playbackpreamplifier built-in. PIONEER's models
T-600 and T-500 feature characteristics ideally suited
to the SX-9000.
o The connected tape recorder should also have output
terminals for tape recorder connection (LINE OUT) or
tape monitor terminals.
CONNECTION ORTAPE RECORDING
F
Connect this unit's TAPE REC terminals to the signal input
(LINE IN) terminals of the tape deck. Use the cords
provided with the deck. The upper terminal is for the left
--1 channel, the lower for the right. If the tape deck is of
-!
monophonic type, use the CENTER CHANNEL output
terminal instead.
CONNECTION OR TAPE PLAYBACK(OR MONITOR)
HED
F
Connect the LINE OUT or TAPE MONITOR terminals on
the tape deck to the TAPE MON terminals on this unit.
Connection is done in the same way as described in the
above paragraph.
USEOF RECORD/PLAYBACK ONNECTOR C
The tape deck has a DIN type record/playback connector,
all recording and playback connections can be made by
means of this one (optional) cord. Plug one end into the
TAPE REC/P.B. connector on this unit and the other into
the corresponding connector on the tape deck. In this case
no other connection cords are necessary.
CONNECTION OR MIXED RECORDING
F
Connect the tape deck input terminals and this unit's PRE
OUT & MIXING REC terminals. Connection is made in the
CONNECTION same way as outlined above.
NTABLE
:re tuintable is equipped with a moving-magnet type
:idge, connect its output cords to the PHONO MAG C O N N E C T I O NW H E N U S I N G T W O T A P E D E C K S ( R E -
rminais on the rear of the unit. If the turntable has a CORDERS)
balca'tridge, connect it to the AUX 1 terminals.
When using two tape decks, for example, when you wish to
nect the left channel cord to the upper terminal, the
edit an already-recorded tape or practice along with a
b to the lower. If the cartridgeis of monophonic type,
recorded concert, etc., and then hear the results, connect
:r terminal will do.
the second tape deck to the TAPE MON B and TAPE REC
:cond turntable with magnet type cartridge is to be B jacks on the front of the SX-9000. Thesejacks take 1/4"
l, conoect its cords to the PHONO MAG 2 terminals.
standard phone plugs.
turntable with a moving-coil (MC) cartridge is to be
l, either a matching transformer for MC cartridge or
rate head amplifier must be employed.
Le turntable output cord plugs do not match the
rinals of this unit. In such a case, replace the plugs
Lthe sparesprovided in the accessories bag.
T U N I N GI
FRONTPANELFACILITIES When selecti
pointer of th
possible.
For an FM
way. Precisi
that the dial
TUNING
This knob is
Push once to switch on the power, once again to turn the tunir'g
it off.
TONE
P H O N E SJ A C K S
Thesephonesjacks for stereoheadset(s). INDICATOR
The two jacks (A, B) are availablefor connection with
two stereoheadsets.
Turn this knob to the right to accentuate basstones, to
the left to reduce them. Set the knob at its center
position for flat response. TONE COLOR
aa s 92
TREBLE
AM 55 6ct 70
Use of this knob is similar to that of the BASS knob.
FM STEREo AM
REVERB
This is the reverberation adjustment knob. Turn it to the
right to increasereverberation,to the left to reduce it.
F IL T E R
OFF
PO\A/ER
ON
6 e
PH
L O W : Use this filter to cut out low-frequency
ference,such as motor rumbling or hum.
H I G H : Use this filter to cut out high-frequency
ference, such as that from fluorescent
FM MUTING
This switch is used to suppressmuch noise between FM
stations when tuning. In a fringe area, however, this
switch should be kept off because it may suppressthe
BALANCE
desiredstation signalat the sametime.
Usedto adju
LOUDNESS right chan
At reduced volume the ear's sensitivity to extremely low channel sou
and high frequenciesis reduced. This switch compensates
for that phenomenon by emphasizingthese frequencies. MODE SIIVI
At normal or high volumes this switch should be kept Controls the
off. unit as fol
REV: S
T A P EM O N B J A C K
This jack is for connecting to the LINE OUT terminals ST:
of a tape deck or tape recorder. It is designedto accept a LT:
3-P type plug.
TAPE REC B JACK Right
For connecting to the LINE IN terminals of a tape deck speak
(recorder). Allows recording of another program source f,eft
or tape for editing. tc
R C EV O L U M E
NG INDICATOR and FM
This knob is used to adjust the volume of AM
selecting an ANI broadcast, tune so that the dial and tape playback' It is also
as broadcasts, record play
er of the lower meter deflects as far to the right during
used to balance the program source signal level
ble. microphone'
same mixed recording with a
an FM broadcast, use the lower meter in the
so
Precision FM tuning is also possible by adjusting A S T E RV O L U M E
the dial pointer of the upper meter is ceutered' from
Turn this knob to the right to increasethe volume
the speakers. this
If knob is turned down all the waY no
ING the
sound will come frorn the speakers, even though
knob is used to locate AM or FM stations' Watch
SOURCE and MIC LEVEL volume controls are turned
unir'g meter(s) for more Precise tuning-
all the waY to the right.
E COLOR R E V E R B E R A T ION
CATOR I ND IC A T OR
SPEAKERS
A B c
T UNING
() r:torueen VOLUME TONE COL S E LECTOR
PHONO 1
REVERB ERATION l .
IE COLOR B A S S .
1OO 1O21O4 106 1O8 vtvlo
s s2 s1 s6 9A MHz
:l- 12o 14o 160 xlokHz
;-;-; t" t""
o o o o MIN
FM PHONO AUX M A STER Q- souace
\SS TREE}LE PUSH ON B.l
r F:,:
TON E
MUTING Lo
MON.
J ANCE
MIC LE . L"(
M I C L E V E LC O N T R O L S
LANCE ONTROL
C
Control the microphone signalinput level'
the stereophonic balancebetween left and
d to e.djust JACK
left Control A is for a microphone connected to MIC
Lt channels.Turning to the left strengthens the B' Turning either to the
A, and Control B for MIC JACK
nnel sound; to the right, the right channel' the signal.
right increases
with
DE SIIIITCH Ul"roplrones can be used at any time, for mixing
rtrols the stereo aud mono output functions of
the another sound source' such as a record or recorded tape'
t as foliows . When a microphone is not being used, that control
V: Stereo, with right arld left chairnel
siglals should be turned all the way to the left (off)'
fed
r3versed. NOTE: W h e n o n l y o n e m i c r o p h o n e i s u s e d ' i t s s i g n a li s m o n a u r a l l y
is
r Normal stereo. t h r o u g h b o t h l e f t a n d r i g h t s p e a k e r sr e g a r d l e s s f w h i c h i a c k
' o
: Left channel sigual fed to both left and right useo.
connected
W h e n t w o m i c r o p h o n e sa r e u s e d ' h o w e v e r ' t h e o n e
speakers. j a c k A b r o a d c a s t st h r o u g h t h e l e f t s p e a k e r s 'w h i l e t h e o n e
Ii.,ight channel signal fed to both left and right
to
: c o n n e c t e dt o i a c k B i s h e a r d t h r o u g h t h e r i g h t '
speakers.
R: l,eft ar-rd right channel sigr-ralsmixed, then fed
tr both left and right channel sPeakers.
' PIONEER
SPEAKERS
These switches turn the various speaker systems on and
off. Push each button once to turn it on, once again for
off. Pushing the A button will cause the sound to be
reproduced from the speakers connected to the
SPEAKER A terminals. The B and C buttons control
their corresponding terminals on the rear of the unit.
NOTE: O n l y t w o s p e a k e rs y s t e m s c a n b e u s e d a t t h e s a m e t i m e ( i . e . .
A + 8 , B + C , o r A + C ) . l f a l l t h r e e s p e a k e rb u t t o n s a r e p u s h e d a t
the same time, no sound will be reproduced.
If you wish to shut off all speaker sound, simply press
the OFF button.
TONE COLOR
This switch is for selecting the particular tone to suit
. your mood or the music being heard.
VIVID: Emphasizes highs and lows for more sound
clarity
BASS: Emphasizes basstones.
FLAT: Flat, untempered tone.
SOFT: High tones relatively softened.
TAPE MONITOR
Depress this button to monitor a recording; press it
again and it shuts off. During record or tape play, or
when listening to a broadcast, leave this switch off.
Turning it on automatically switches off the speakers.
This button is intended to aid in checking recording or
editing conditions.
There are two TAPE MONITOR jacks, A and B, on the
rear (A) and front (B) of this unit, and thesetwo buttons
correspond to them. Button A directs the signal through
jack A, and button B through jack B.
SELECTOR
This switch is for choosing the program source.
AM: For receivingAM broadcasts.
FM MONO/WIRELESS: For FM monophonic broad-
casts, or for broadcasting the
signal from a wireless FM
microphone.
FM AUTO: For automatic switchover between FM
mono and stereo broadcasts.
PHONO 1: For playing records on a turntable con-
nected to the PHONO 1 terminals.
PHONO 2: Same as above, for PHONO 2 terminals.
AUX 1: For playing signals fed to the AUX 1
terminals.
AUX 2: Same as above. for AUX 2 terminals.
M I CJ A C KA , B
Plug a microphoneused into one of thesejacks. Two
microphones be usedat the same
can time.
RECEPTION FM
OF
1. Set the SELECTOR switch to FM STEREO.
2. Turn the MUTING switch on (unlessthe signal strength is
very low-then leaveit off).
3. Tune in the desired station while watching the TUNING
meters.
Best reception is obtained when the dial pointer of the
Iower meter deflects as far to the right as possiblefor that
station, while that of the upper meter is centered.
If the broadcast is stereo. the FM Stereo indicator will
light up. It remains unlit if the broadcast is monophonic,
and the set automatically switchover for monophonic
slowly
a. ffi::1""Ting is complete, turn up the VoLUME
SOURCE and MASTER knobs until the proper level is
achieved.
Then adjust the BASS, TREBLE, TONE COLOR and
other controls for the most pleasingsound.
5. To increasereverberation, turn the REVERB knob to the
right.
For FM reception located far away from the station, or
when external noise is high, reception can be improved by
setting the SELECTOR to FM MONO. In this case,
however, stereo programswill be receivedas monophonic.
RECEPTION AM
OF
1. Set the SELECTOR switch to AM.
2. Tune in the desired station while watching the lower
TUNING meter. Tune so that the dial pointer deflects as
far to the right as possible for that station-
3. After tuning is complete, slowly turn up the VOLUME to
the desired level, then adjust the BASS, TREBLE and
TONE COLOR controls.
4. To increasereverberation, turn the REVERB knob to the
right.
during both FM and AM
'reception, is extremely high
If noise
the problem could be in the antenna and
. ground. Reread the section, ANTENNA CONNECTION
AND GROUNDING, page3.
LISTENING RECORDS
TO
1. Set the SELECTOR switch to PHONO 1 or PHONO 2.
To use the turntable connected to the PHONO 1
terminals, set to PHONO 1, for that connected to PHONO
2 , s e t t o P H O N O2 .
2. If tbe record is monophonic, set the MODE switch to
either L or R.
3. Adjust the VOLUME, BASS, TREBLE and TONE
COLOR controls.
4. To increasereverberation. turn the REVERB knob to the
right.
TJIONEEfiI
USINGMICROPHONES
The SX-9000 permits the use of two microphones at once,
for such purposes as recording a concert in stereo; even
performances or dramas in large theaters can be efficiently
recorded.
1. Turn the VOLUME - SOURCE knob all the way down if
microphone recording only is desired.If mixed recording,
combined with music from a record, etc., is desired, set
the SOURCE knob to the best level.
2. Tii,e MIC LEVEL A knob controls the input from a
microphone plugged into MIC jack A; knob B controls
jack B. Tum either of these knobs to the right to increase
input signal strength. Adjust the level while watching for
"howling" (acoustical feedback of the speaker signal
through the microphone). If this occurs, reduce the
volume or separate the microphone(s) and speakers.If
only one microphone is used, plug it into either jack. If
setting the MIC LEVEL for another jach not being used to
OFF, the sound will be reproduced from both speakers.
NOTE: When adjustingthe MIC LEVEL control, be careful not to cause
howling.
H o w l i n g i s o f c o u r s e u n p l e a s a n tt o h e a r , b u t i t c a n a l s o d a m a g e
t h e V U m e t e r o f y o u r t a p e r e c o r d e ro r d e c k d u r i n g r e c o r d i n g .
3. If two microphones are used, the one connected to jack
A will broadcast over the left channel, B the right. If you
wish to use only one of these microphones at any time,
tum the unused microphone level control off. Then the
microphone used will broadcastover both channels.
USINGTAPE DECKS
AND TAPE RECORDERS
As shown in Fig. 9, signals heard from the speakersare TAPE DECK B
normally fed to the SX-9000 TAPE REC A and B terminals.
When recording, set the SELECTOR and MODE switches to
your program source. Refer to the sections on Listening to
Broadcasts and Listening to Records. Recording signals ...aro.-- ...oIa---
cannot be regulated by the SX-9000 VOLUME, BASS,
TREBLE and TONE COLOR switches. These must be
adjusted by the recording level control on the tape deck/tape
recorder.
NOTE: W h e n u s i n g m o n o t a p e r e c o r d e r s ,e i t h e r t h e l e f t c h a n n e l s i g n a l o r
the right channel signal may be recorded, but not both. The
C E N T E R C H A N N E L t e r m i n a l s h o u l d t h e r e f o r eb e u s e d .
TAPE MONITOR
With 2-head and 3-head type tape recorders fitted with
monitor mechanisms, turning the TAPE MONITOR switch sx-9000
ON during recording has the following effects (if recording
and playback heads are first connected): With the 2-head
type, signals fed to the recording head can be monitored;
with the 3-head type, signalscan be monitored immediately
after recording.( SeeFig. 9. )
10
PLAYBACK
. Turn TAPE MONITOR SWITCH A or B ON and adjust the
VOLUME, BASS, TREBLE and TONE COLOR switchesto
the desired levels.
o When TAPE MONITOR SWITCHES A or B are turned ON,
the position of the SELECTOR becorriesimmaterial.
M I X E DR E C O R D I N G
When using a microphone in mixed recording, connect the
tape deck to the PRE OUT terminal and adjust the volume of
the microphone with the MIC LEVEL knob while listening to
the record or broadcast. Do not turn this knob too high as
this will result in howling and may damagethe VU meter of
the tape deck.
EDITINGRECORDING APES T
By using two tape decks and re-recording only certain parts
of a tape, you can edit old tapes taken from FM broadcasts,
etc. and obtain a brand-new tape containing only your
favorite recordings:
1. As shown in Fig. 10, place the old tape or mother tape on ...oro---
TAPE DECK A and turn TAPE MONITOR SWITCH
A ON.
2. Placethe new tape on TAPE DECK B.
3. Playback is performed on TAPE DECK A and recording
on TAPE DECK B.
By tuming TAPE MONITOR SWITCH B ON and OFF
you can monitor the recording. Be sure not to turn TAPE
MONITOR SWITCH A OFF.
sx-9000
Fig. 10
YOU CAN ALSO
USE YOURSX-gOOO FOLLOWS
AS
M U L T I C H A N N E LA M P L I F I E RS Y S T E M
By using an ELECTRONIC CROSSOVER NETWORK
(PIONEER MODEL SF-700) and one or two POWER
AMPLIFIERS, you can build a high-quality multichannel
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amplifier system. o o o o
a. Set the PRE & MAIN switch on the rear panel of the
SX-9000 at the SEPARATED position.
b. Connect the PRE OUTPUT terminal of the SX-9000 and
the CROSSOVER NETWORK INPUT terminal. Also
connect the CROSSOVER NETWORK LOW-RANGE
OUTPUT terminal and the MAIN INPUT terminal of the
sx-9000
sx-g000.
c. For MID-RANGE and HIGH-RANGE a separatePOWER
AMPLIFIER must be used.
3 . D S T E R E OS Y S T E M
By connecting a POWER AMPLIFIER with a low-pass filter
of 150 - 250H2 cut-off frequency to the CENTER
CHANNEL OUTPUT terminal in the rear panel, you can set
up a 3-D stereo system.
TJIONEEFI
C O N D I T I O NF R E Q U E N T LM I S T A K E N O RM A L F U N C T I O N
S Y F
N o i s e : T h e r e a r e a v a r i e t yo f n o i s e s e l a t i n gt o t h e o p e r a t i o no f a
r from external sourcesof nolse. Due to the inherent high
h i - fi u n i t . T h e s ea r e g e n e r a l t y i v i d e di n t o t w o t y p e s ; ( 1 ) t h e u n i t
d a m p l i fi e r a n d r e p r o d u c e s x t r a n e o u s o i s e si n t o d e f i n i t e o u t p u t
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is faulty (a transistor or part has deteriorated) and (2) an n o i s e . l f y o u r r e c e i v e l p r o d u c e sa n o i s e , c h e c k a c c o r d i n g t o t h e
e x t e r n a ls o u r c e o f n o i s ei s a d d i n gn o i s e t o t h e u n i t . following table and trace out the source of noise for the
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a s s u m e dt h a t t h e u n i t i s f a u l t y , b u t s t a t i s t i c arl e c o r d si n d i c a t e
t h a t t h e m a i o r i t y o f n o i s e s r o d u c e di n h i - fi a c o u s t i c n a t s e s u l t
p u r
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S D i a g n o s ia n d R e m e d y
s
C o n t i n u o u so r i n t e r m i t t e n . S t a t i c( l i g h t n i n g ) In manv cases, it is very diff icult to remove the source
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may be in use in houseor in the vicinity the noise level, set up a good outdoor antenna and
of the house. make a complete grounding
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t a t
a hum is mixed in the heater may be in use in houseor near the n o i s ep r o b l e m . U s u a l l y i t i s v e r y d i f f i c u l t t o e l i m i n a t e
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(medium wave) reception. interfering with that of the station being s u c h n o i s e i s i n t h e T V s e t . i n c r e a s et h e d i s t a n c e
o t u n e d i n ( 1 0 k H zb e a t i n t e r f e r e n c e ) . b e t w e e nt h e T V s e t a n d r e c e i v e r .
g o T V s e t i s o n i n t h e s a m eh o u s ew i t h t h e
o r e c ei v e r .
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q
o w h e na u t o m o b i l e su n c l o s e
r e n g in e s . F M i n p u t s i g n a l s r e v e r y w e a k . T h u s t h e n o i s el i m i t e r
a
! i n t h e c i r c u i t l o s e si t s f u n c t i o n .S e t u p a n o u t d o o r F M
to the house). r Radio frequency sewingmachineor weld-
= i n g m a c h i n eb e i n g u s e d n e a r y o u r h o u s e . a n t e n n a h a v i n gm a n y r e f l e c t o r e l e m e n t s .
Reception of FM stereo a N o t e t h a t t h e s e r v i c ea r e a c o v e r e d b y a n I n c r e a s i n g M i n p u t s i g n a lm a y a l l e v i a t e h i s p r o b l e m .
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program contains more F M s t e r e o b r o a d c a s ti s a b o u t 5 0 % o f t h a t U s e a n e x c l u s i v e F M o u t d o o r a n t e n n a i n s t e a do f t h e
noise than FM mono pro- o f a r e g u l a rm o n o b r o a d c a s t . indoor T- tvpe antenna.
gram.
Hum or buzz. When a Poorconnection f shielded ire {a).
o w C o r r e c rt h e c o n d i t i o n ss t a t e di n ( a ) , ( b ) . ( c ) o r ( d ) . l n
s w i t c h e dt o r a d i o r e c e p t i o n , . J a c k c o n n e c t i o ni s l o o s e .( b ) c a s eo f ( e ) , r e p o r t i t t o a n o f J i c i a l a c t i v i t y .
E t h e n o i s ed i s a p p e a r s . o L i n e c o r d o r f l u o r e s c e n tl a m o i s n e a r t h e
shielded ire. (c)
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o o Poorgrounding. d) (
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o
.= t i n g s t a t i o ni s n e a ry o u r h o u s e .( e )
o
Output tone quality is . S t y l u si s w o r n o u t . ( a ) Check (a) through (e) and correctthe condation.
poor and mixedwith noise. . R e c o r di s w o r n o u t . ( b )
o
T r e b l ei s n o t c l e a r . a D u s t a d h e r e st o s t v l u s . ( c )
= . S t y l u s i s i m p r o p e r l ym o u n t e d .( d )
a Stylus pressures not proper. (e)
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r T h e T R E B L E l e v e li s t o o h i q h . Lowerthe TREBLE level.
W a t c h f o r t h e f o l l o w i n g c o n d i t i o n s ;t h e s ea r e a l s oa p t t o b e m i s t a k e nf o r m a l f u n c t i o n .
Symptom S u s p e c t e d o u r c eo f N o i s e
S D i a g n o s i sa n d R e m e d y
Power is not turned on o F u s eb l o w s . ( a ) Check (a) and (b) and correct the condition.
although the power switch . L i n e p l u g i s l o o s e .( b )
r ss e t t o O N .
In playing a record, in- a Distance between the turntable and the Change the distance or rearrange the installataon
c r e a s i n gt h e v o l u m e c a u s e s s o e a k e r ss t o o s h o r t .
i i n c r e a s eo f t h e u n i t a n d s p e a k e r s .( l n s t a l l i n g t h e
howling. a T h e p l a c e o n w h i c h t h e t u r n t a b l eo r t u r n t a b l e o n a f i r m , s o l i d s t a n d m a y a l l e v i a t et h i s
soeakers re set is unstable.
a oroblem.)
D o n o t e n h a n c et h e B A S S s o u n d l e v e l e x c e s s a v e l y .
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SPECIFICATIONS
SEMICONDUCTORS
Audio Section
Transistors 47
Diodes 11
Tuner Section
IC's 5
FET t-
Transistors 12
Diodes 11
AUDIO SECTION
Music Power Output 8A 150 watts total (IHF
rating)
4A 240 watts total
Continuous Power Be 62wl62w (1kHz)
Output (Each channel 4a 85w/85w (1kHz)
driven)
Continuous Power 8O 50w + 50w (lkHz)
Output (Both channel 4A 60w + 60w (lkHz)
driven)
Harmonic Distortion Less than 0.57o (at 1kHz,
continuous power output)
Damping Factor 30 (at 8f2, lkHz)
Frequency Response l-OHz 35kHz. tldB
to
Power Bandwidth 10Hz to 35kHz (IHF rating)
Hum and Noise PHONO MAG
more than B0dB
AUX
.............more 100dB than
Sensitivity and Impedance PHONOMAG (1,2)
(at 1kHz, continuous . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 . 5 m V ,k Q
50
power output) AUX (1,2)
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 6 0 m5 0.k A
V
TAPE MONITOR (A,B)
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 6 0 m5 O k O
V.
MICROPHONE (A,B)
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 . 6 m V ,k O
65
MAIN INPUT
. . . . . . . . . . . . 5 0 0 m1 8 0 k Q
V,
Output Jacks and Speakers (A,B,C) 4 to 16 ohms
Terminals StereoHeadphones Jacks(A,B)
TAPE RECordingJacks(A,B)
TAPE REC/P.B. Connector
(DIN type)
PRE OUTPUT
500mV. 13kSl
Equalization Curve PHONO.....RIAA
BASS Control +12.5dB,-14dB (at 50Hz)
TREBLE Control +9dB. -11dB (at 10kHz)
Filters LOW.......Cut6dB (at 50Hz)
HIGH.....Cut12dB (at LOkHz)
PIONEER
LoudnessContour Switchableto ON-OFF
+12dB (at SOHz), +7dB (at
10kHz).with VOLUME control
set at-4OdB, VOLUME
Reverberation Reverberation easily control-
lable
TONE COLOR Switch 4-position knob for "VIVID",
"BASS", "FLAT" and "SOFT"
MlCrophone Mixing Stereo
.....through both "A" and
"B" channels
Monophonic
.....through either "A" or
"B" channel
FM TUNER SECTION
Frequency Range 87.5MHz to 108MHz
IHF Sensitivity 1.6pV (at 98MHz)
Capture Ratio 1dB (at 98MHz)
Selectivity 40dB (at 98MHz)
Image Rejection 90dB (at 9BMHz)
Signal to Noise Ratio More than 65dB
Antenna Input 300ohms balanced
FM MPX SECTION
Circuit Time-switching type demodu-
lator
FM Mono-Stereo automatic
selection
Channel Separation 40dB (at lkHz)
Harmonic Distortion (at
O.B7o lkHz) 100% Mod.
AM TUNER SECTION
Frequency Range 525kHz to 1,605kH2
IHF Sensitivity 9.5rrV
Image Rejection 78dB (at 1,000kH2)
Antenna Input Built-in ferrite loopstick
antenna
MISCELLANEOUS
Power Requirements 110, 120, 730, 220 and 240
volts (switchable)
Power Consumption 350 VA (310W)MAX.
Dimensions(Overall) 20-9176" 522 mm (width)
7-518" 194 mm (height)
13-9/16" 344 mm (depth)
Weight Without Package 34 lb 8 oz
16.7 kg
With package 42lb 3oz L9.2kg
ALIGNMENTINSTRUCTIONS
A L I G N M E N T O F F M SECTION unit
f ront-end f rom lN terminal of lF
D i s c o n n e cO U T P U Tt e r m i n a l o f
t
Position f Switch:
o S E L E C T O R. . , . . F M M O N O
MUTING ...... OFF
VolumeControl Setting: Fully Counterclockwrse
Alignment
Input Ou t P u t
Dial
EquiPment Re m a r k s
STEPS E q ui p m e n t Setting A d ju s t
F requencY L evel C o n n e c ti o n s
C o n n e c tt o n s
Adjust for maxlmum
Sweep Generator
lN terminal
of lF unit
10.7MHz
40dB
Os c i l l o s c o p e
termrnal
,4-h
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