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Connecting the power cord.

(When not using the optional MD recorder)

Insert the connector plug on the accessory power

cord into the CD receiver's power inlet, and the other

end into a household power outlet.

(When using the optional MD recorder)

(1) Insert the connector plug on the accessory power

cord (furnished with the MD recorder) into the

power inlet on the MD recorder, and the other

end into an AC wall socket.

(2) Using the accessory power cord furnished with

the CD receiver, insert the connector plug into

the CD receiver's power inlet, and the other end

into an AC wall socket.

NOTE:

The power plug on the CD receiver MUST be con-

nected to an AC wall socket.

Satellite Speaker Placement

@ The ideal listening position is at the apex, or slightly

behind the apex, of an equilateral triangle whose

base is formed by the line between the two satel-

lite speakers.

Lett satellite

speaker

Right satellite

speaker

The satellite speakers can be mounted on

a wall if desired.

@ When

using the satellite speakers in a wall-

mounted installation, be very careful to avoid

accidents resulting from falling speakers.

Check the wail before mounting and confirm

that the wali or other surface is able to safely

support the weight of the speakers. Pioneer

bears no responsibility for accidents resulting

from falling speakers due to insufficient wall

strength or faulty instaliation.

Screws and other mounting fixtures for wall

installation are not included.

Pioneer bears no responsibility for accidents

resulting from faulty assembly or installa-

tion, insufficient mounting strength of walls

or other building fixtures, misuse, or natu-

ral disasters.

Subwoofer Placement

The subwoofer's 3D sound dispersion design allows

a relatively high degree of freedam in placement.

After placing the speaker, try playing some music

and adjust the volume level as desired («= P. 47).

A speaker

is attached

on the rear side of the

subwoofer system. When installing or moving the

subwoofer, take care not to touch this speaker unit,

since sound distortion or speaker damage

could

result.

Left speaker

Right speaker

Recommended

range of subwoofer placement.

NOTE:

Listening position

@ ifthe speakers are placed too far apart, the desired

sound effect will not be achieved (out of the adjust-

ment range.}

When installing the subwoofer, the rear surface of

the speaker should be located no closer than 5cm

from a wall. Mounting the subwoofer flush against

a wall will impair speaker performance and could

result in distorted sound.

CONNECTING AN ADDITIONAL EX-

TERNAL COMPONENT

(such as a VCR or DAT recorder other than the

File-type CD player

Connect the output connectors of the additional com-

ponent to the Input (AUX) connectors of the CD re-

ceiver. (Use

acommercially available pin-plug connec-

tion cord.}

@ To listen to the component connected to the input

(AUX) connectors,

use the display unit's function but-

ton {or the AUX button on the remote contro] unit) to

select AUX, then operate the component to begin play-

back.

For details of operation, consult the operating instruc-

tions furnished with the component used.

@ When using a Pioneer file-type CD player:

This CD receiver is not equipped with a control cord

connector. As a result, a file-type CD player cannot be

operated by pointing its remote control unit at the dis- -

play unit's remote sensor.

When adding the optional MiniDisc Recorder (MJ-

L7) to the system,

be sure to connect the digital

(fiber-optic) cable furnished with the MD recorder.

Connect the cable between the CD receiver's dig-

ital output connector and the MD recorder's digital

input connector. If this cable is not connected, the

MD recorder witl be unable to enter the recording

pause mode, thus making parallel synchro record-

ing impossible (s P. 38).