Pioneer SX-A9MK2-K - Manuel (Page 6)

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Chapter 1:
Before you start
Features
• Quick response power supply circuit
The superior power supply circuit adopted by
this unit achieves vastly improved response by
employing ‘no feedback’ circuitry, toriodal
transformers and low impedence parallel main
capacitors characteristicly used in
professional audio monitoring.
• Twin-mono symmetrical construction
This receiver offers a new advancement in
stereo imaging with the completely
independent construction of left/right power
amplification units and twin transformers.
• Direct construction
In addition to the improved symmetrical
design, the signal path of each block is
designed for shortest signal path for minimum
deterioration of signal clarity.
• Wide-Range Linear Circuit
Through this proprietary feedback circuit, an
output signal of low impedance offering a flat,
even response over the widest possible
frequency range is delivered to your speakers.
• Sound Retriever
The analog Sound Retriever feature employs
new technology that helps remove the adverse
effects of compression on audio files by
restoring bandwidth and smoothing jagged
artifacts left over after they have been
compressed, resulting in a wider sound stage.
• USB interface
The USB interface allows you to listen to two-
channel audio from a PC connected to this
receiver.
• XM Radio ready
The XM Radio terminal on this receiver
provides a quick and easy connection to XM
Radio, the leading provier of satellite radio
service in the United States. Visit
www.xmradio.com for more details on this
service.
• Fine-tuned to world-class standards
With the cooperation of the world-class studio
engineers at AIR Studios, this receiver has
been AIR Studios certified:
What’s in the box
Please confirm that the following accessories
are in the box when you open it.
• Remote control
• AAA/IEC R03 dry cell batteries x2
• AM loop antenna
• FM wire antenna
• Power cord
• Operating instructions (This document)
• Warranty card
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