Pioneer sx 636 owners manual

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STEREO RECEIVER

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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Congratulations!

In selecting the Pioneer Model SX»636 AM/FM Stereo
Receiver, you have made the widest possible choice,
because this unit represents the very epitomes of today's
audio technology.

To display its full, tremendous sound quality, the SX-636
must of course be combined with speaker systems and
other stereo components of equally high standard. Also, to
make the best of the many features and functions, please
read the following instructions carefully and keep the
manual at hand for future reference.

PLACEMENT

The SX»636 is heavy and should always be
handled with great care. Equal care should be given
to the choice of its placement within your listening
room. Once you have chosen the best position, you
can proceed with connection of the speaker sys-
tems and turntable, Be sure to avoid the followmg

CONTENTS locations, which can cause malfunctions:

0 Places exposed to direct sunlight or close to
Placement ............................ 2 heating units or other sources of heat,

0 Places with poor ventilation,
Features ............................. 3 .

Excessively humid or dusty locations,
Stereo System Setup .................... 4 0 sloping locations, those subject to vibration, or
otherwise unstable.

Speaker System Connection .............. 4 In vicinity of AM radio or TV set.
Connection Diagram .................... 5
Antenna and Ground Connections .......... 6
Equipment Component Connections ........ 7
Front Panel Facilities .................... 8
How to Operate the Receiver ............. 10
Employing Tape Decks .................. 11
About 4-channel Stereo System ......... 12
Conditions Frequently Mistaken for
Malfunction ........................ 13
Specifications ........................ 14
Block Diagram .................... 15