INPUT SELECTOR
AUX: Any program source requiring flat amplification
is connected to the AUX jacks on the back panel.
TAPE: The output of a tape recorder with its own
electronics is connected to the TAPE jacks on the
back panel.
FM: For listening to the FM section of the MX 114.
PHONO 1: The output of a record player or turntable
is connected to the PHONO 1 jacks on the back
panel.
PHONO 2: The output of another record player or
turntable is connected to the PHONO 2 jacks on
the back panel.
TREBLE: Modifies the high frequency program ma-
terial to suit your taste. The right channel is the
large knob, the left channel is the small knob.
BASS:
Modifies the low frequency program material
to suit your taste. The right channel is the large
knob, the left channel is the small knob.
BALANCE:
Adjusts for equal loudness in each chan-
nel when the program source has unequal channel-
to-channel volume.
VOLUME ON/OFF:
Turns the MX 114 "ON" and ad-
justs loudness of the sound.
PUSHBUTTONS:
MODE SELECTOR: Push IN for MONO; OUT for
STEREO.
HF: Push IN: Reduces high frequencies to sup-
press unwanted record noise, etc.; OUT: Flat
response.
LF: Push IN: Reduces low frequencies to suppress
unwanted rumble; OUT: Flat response.
TAPE: Push IN: Monitor the recorded program
from the tape. Push OUT: Hear the program that
is being recorded.
MUTING: in the IN position the muting is turned on.
Weak stations that may not override noise and
interference are suppressed by the muting to the
OUT position, the muting is turned off. This allows
conventional FM tuning with the noise and inter-
ference present. Use this position to tune weak
or noisy stations.
LOUDNESS: Push IN: Adjusts bass as volume is re-
duced to compensate for average hearing losses
at low volume.
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