Sansui AU-717 Integrated Amplifier Instruction Manual
- June 1, 2024
- SANSUI
Table of Contents
Sansui AU-717 Integrated Amplifier
Specifications
- Model: AU-717
- Country-specific instructions for the United Kingdom
- Power: 240 volts
Product Usage Instructions
Connection Instructions:
Ensure correct connection of wires in the mains lead according to the colour code provided. The blue wire should be connected to the terminal marked ‘N’ or black, and the brown wire to the terminal marked ‘L’ or red.
Power Adjustment:
For equipment with a European two-pin mains plug, remove the plug and adjust the equipment for 240 volts operation. Consult a qualified electrician if needed.
Safety Precautions:
Avoid exposure to water, rain, or moisture. Keep the Warranty Card safe for reference.
FAQs
- Q: What should I do if the wire colours do not match the terminal markings?
- A: Follow the provided colour code instructions for correct wire connection. Consult a qualified electrician if unsure.
- Q: How do I adjust the equipment for 240 volts operation?
- A: For European two-pin mains plugs, remove the plug and adjust the equipment settings accordingly. Seek assistance from a qualified electrician if uncertain.
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AU-717
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
MODE D’EMPLOI BETRIEBSANLEITUNG
. Read this manual before use. . Lire cette notice avant I’utilisation. . Vor
der Verwendung diese Anleitung durchlesen.
For the United Kingdom onlY
lmportant
The wires in.this mains lead are coloured in accordance with the following
code:
Blue: Neutral Brown: Live lf the colours of the wires in the mains lead of
this equipment should not corrspond to the coloured
markings identifying the terminals in your plug, proceed as follows:
The wire which is coloured blue must be connected
to the terminal which is marked with the letter ‘N’
or coloured black.
The wire which to the terminal
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Ensure that your equipment is connected correctly. lf you are in any doubt,
consult a qualified electrician.
For equipment purchased outside the U.K. with a “EUROPEAN” two-pin mains plug,
the plug should be removed and connections made in accordance with
the above instructions. Ensure also that the equipment
is properly adjusted to 240 volts operation. lf you are in any doubt. consult
a qualified electrician, or our
Service Agent in the U.K.
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shock and/or breakdown. Keep the unit away from TV sets to avoid buzz noise. When mounting the unit on a shelf , be sure that its supports are
solidly fixed.
C* onWnheecnticoonnnecting or reJocating the unit, be sure to turn the power
off or disconnect the power cable. Be sure not to confuse the right channel with the left, plus cables
with minus or inputs with outputs. Check each step carefully. Use connection cords of dependable quality. Check that connec-
tions are secure and that leads of connection are not frayd or in
contact with other objects. Poor connection may cause hum noise
or breakdown. Short pin-plugs (supplied) should be inserted into unused PHONO
terminals, never into other terminals, for they may interrupt sound
coming from speakers.
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SWITCHED, is controlled by the front-panel power switch. The other one, marked
UNSWITCHED, is not related to the power switch. The
former has a capacity of 100 watts and the latter 250 watts. Do not connect
any component whose power consumption exceeds these capacities, as it is
extremely dangerous.
The power consumption rating is usually listed in the Fpecifications or
instructions of the component, or on the equipment itself; be sure to
check the rating.
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you connect it to this unit.
Breakdown may occur when you use the unit over a long period of time with ventilation holes on its bottom and top panels obstructed. Pay extra attention when placing objects atop the unit, and when rack mounting the unit.
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CONNECTION
Cautions
o When connecting or reJocating the unit, be sure to turn the power
off or disconnect the power cable.
o Noise might be heard, or breakdown result, when (1) connection
cords are not of dependable quality, (2) frayed wires of connection cords are
in contact with some obiect or (3) connections are not properly made. When
connections are completed, therefore, we suggest that you check not only
connections but also plugs and
cab les.
r The shorting pin plugs should be inserted into unused PHONO input terminals,
but not into any other terminals; otherwise, signals will
be interrupted and sound may not come from speakers.
Speaker connection
To SPEAKERS taking care not
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connect speaker cords with the left and plus
polarity with minus.
Turntable connection Connect your turntable to the PHONO-1 terminals. When using two turntables or two tonearms, use the PHONO-2 terminals too’ when your turntable is equipped with a grounding cable, connect it to the unit’s GND terminal. But disconnect it when you notice increased hum.
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Connexions de tunet
AnschluB von Tuner
12
Connecter les bornes de sortie du tuner aux bornes d’entre TUNEF du SchlieBen Sie die Ausgangsklemmen eines Tuners an die Eingangs-
panneau arridre de I ‘appareil.
klemmen TUNER an der Gerdteriickseite an’
Connexion de magn6tophone Vous pouvez raccorder jusqu’A deux m4n6tophones sur
I’appareil. Raccorder les terminaux TAPE FEC de l’appareil aux terminaux
d’entree de votre mogn6tophone t les terminaux TAPE PLAY de
l’appareil aux terminaux de sortie de votre magndtophone.
AnschluB von Tonbandgerdten
SKileemkomnennenTnAaPchEWRuEnCschdiebsiseszuGzewrdetieTsonmbaitnddgeenrdtEeinagnasncghsli- eBuennd’
Die die
Klemmen TAPE PLAY mit den Ausgangsk lemmen des Tonbandgerates
verbinden.
‘ Les instructions t les obligations in-
diqu6es peuvsnt varier suivant la rgion, les lois et 163 roglements locaux,
‘ Dis
kOnnen
Anleitung6n und angegbenen Werte in Abhdngigkeit vom Verkaufsgbiet
und den Ortlichen Gesetzen twas abweich-
en.
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PANEL INFORMATION
1 POWER Switch 2 POWER/PROTECTOR lndicator
When the POWER switch is turned on and power supplied to the unit, the lndicator will flash on and off. ln several seconds, the lndicator will stay lit, indicating the unit is ready to operate to its full capacity. Also, whenever the protection circuit in the unit is activated, the lndicator will flash to notify you of an abnormal condition inside’the unit. When you notice this, shut off the POWER switch immediately and eliminate the cause (such as a shortcircuit of the speaker terminals), then turn the POWER switch on again.
3 SPEAKERS Switch
The SPEAKERS switch selects the speaker system(s) you want to hear.
OFF: To cut off the source from the speaker systems when
listening with headphones.
A:
To drive the speaker systems connectd to the rear-panel
B: A + B:
SPEA KE RS SYSTEM-A terminals. To drive those connected to the SYSTEM-B
terminals.
oTo drive both A and B pairs of speaker systems.
When connected speaker systems have rated impedance of
4 ohms or less, do not turn the SPEAKERS switch to the
A + B Position.
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16
4 PHONES Jacks
To use a headphone set, insert its plug into the PHONES jack’ The SPEAKERS switch should be set to OFF.
5 SELECTOR Switch
2: Use this switch when listening to records and broadcasts.
PHONE-I,
For playing disc records.
TUNER: To hear radio broadcasts through a connected tuner’
AUX:
To hear components connectd to the AUX terminals.
phono 2 o
Phono I o tuncra Aux o
TapePlay s0&roe
6 TAPE PLAY BUIIONS
Push one when watning to hear a tape or monitor a recording. The
buttons are mutuallY exclusive. SOURCE: Operate (push) Jhis button when
hearing records and radio
programs but not tapes. TAPE-I: Push this button when hearing tapes played on
a tape deck
connected to the rear-panel TAPE’1 PLAY terminals. TAPE-2: Push this button
when hearing tapes on another deck con-
r nectd to the TAPE-2 PLAY terminals.
Keep the SOURCE button depressed unless you want to hear tapes; So long as
either the TAPE-1 or TAPE-2 button is depressed, you do not hear records or
radio broadcasts from speakers.
tape-1 tape-2
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18
TAPE COPY Switch
Operate this button when recording or dubbing tapes. The switch should be at
OFF position unless you want to record or dub tapes. TUNER: Use this position
when recording off the air from the con-
nectd tuner. Signals from the tuner are sent to both connected tape decks.
Remember that recording off the air may be undertaken regardless of the
position of the INPUT SELECTOR switch. OFF: Use this position when you do not
record or dub. The tape recording circuits (TAPE REC terminals) of the unit
are electrically
disconnected from the connected tape decks to avoid electrical
interaction. SOURCE: Use this position when recording records and radio pro-
grams- Signals from the component selected by the INPUT SELECTOR switch are
sent to both connected tape decks.
S> I > 2: Use this position when dubbini a program source to the
TAPE-1 connected tape deck and/or from the TAPE-1 to TAPE-2 connectd tape
deck.
S> 2 > 1: Use this position when dubbing a program source to the
TAPE-2 conn@ted tape deck and/or from the TAPE-2 to TAPE-I
connected tape deck.
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20
VOLUME Control
The overall volume is controlled by the VOLUME control. Adlust it
while actually listening to music. The more it is turned to right, the
louder the volume becomes.
Voiume
I AUDIO MUTING Switch
With this switch, you can reduce the volume by 20dB instantly. lt is most
convenient when you reduce the volume temporarily on such
occasions as when you answer a phone call or place a stylus on the record
surface. Adjustment of the volume of very low sounds is easily
carried out by adjusting the VOLUME control after the AUDIO
MUTING switch has been set to the depressed position.
10 BALANCE Contrpl
The volume of the left and right speakers can be adjusted by the
BALANCE control. As the control is turned counterclockwise from the center
position, the sound from the left speaker becomes louder than that from the
right speaker, and vice versa.
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11 TONE Switch
Use the ON position when you want to control tonal response with the BASS and
TREBLE controls. Use the DEFEAT position when you want a “f lat” response
without having to adjust the BASS and TREBLE controls themselves.
12 BASS Tone Selectors
13 BASS Tone Control
Use the BASS tone selectors and control to adjust the bass or low-
frequency response of such an instrument selector select the frequency below that control has been adjusted; use one of the
as a bass. The BASS tone
to which the BASS tone
three positions (400H2 or
2OOHz.
14 TREBLE Tone Selectors 15 TREBLE Tone Gontrol
Use the TREBLE tone selectors and control to adjust the treble or high-
frequency response of instruments such as cymbals. The TREBLE tone selectors
select the frequency above that to which the TREBLE
tone control has been adlusted; use one of the three positions (6 kHz or
3 kHz).
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16 SUBSONIC FILTER Switch
Superlow-frequency noise, caused by warped or offcentered records,
forces the moving structure of a woofer to work excessively; such
abnormal excursion generates distortion.
This filter cuts such superlow-frequency noise below 16Hz and im-
proves bass response.
17 HIGH FILTER Switch
Set this switch to the 10 kHz position when scratch noise of records or
.hiss of recorded tapes is irritating.
Do not use this filter unless the high-frequency noise is excessively
a nnoying.
LOUDNESS Switch
The human ear becomes insensitive to the lows and highs as sound volume is
reduced. So you may feel a loss of highs and lows (especially
lows) when listening at a low-volume level. The loudness circuit accents
the highs and lows properly to render the reproduced sound more realistic.
Setting the LOUDNESS switch to the ON position accents
both the highs and lows.
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OPERATING PROCEDURES
26
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1. Turn the VOLUME control fully to the left where “-e” is indicatd. Volume
will then be minimum.
2. Set the TAPE COPY switch to OFF and push the TAPE PLAY
“SOURCE” button.
3. Set the SPEAKERS switch to A, B or A + B position as appropriate. 4. Set
the BALANCE, BASS and TREBLE controls to their center
positions.
5. Setthe FILTER, LOUDNESSand MUTING switchesto OFF. 6. Turn the power on. o
For several seconds after power-on, signals are not sent to speakers;
do not mistake this phenomenon for a breakdown.
For several seconds after the POWER switch is turned on, the lndicator will
flash on and off and no sound will come out of your speaker systems. You’ll
hear sound when the unit becomes electrically stable and the lndicator stays
lit.
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28
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tunerO aux o
1. Confirm that the VOLUME control is not turned too far to the right; it
should be at a position where you can obtain the normal
listening level.
2. Turn the SELECTOR switch to PHONO-1 or -2, whichever is
applicable for the turntable you wish to use. J. Operate your turntable to
play the records. 4, Adjust the unit’s other controls and switches to suit the
type of
music you are going to hear.
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P* ooWr4hueanl
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record reproduction hear hum continuously,
check the grounding of your
tu rntab l e.
You may hmr howling or acoustic feedback, caused when the
pickup of your turntable is affected by the vibrating sound waves
from the speakers, and undesired slgnals are amplified. To avoid
howling, move the turntable away from the speakers or install the
turntable on a solid, non-resontaing stand. lt can also be reduced
when the turntable is placed at one of the corners of your room. When you hear unstable. “shallow” reproduction during record
playback, it is suggested that you check if there is dust accumulated
on the surface of the record and on stylus tip. The cause may be a
worn stylus tip. When you use a record cleaner, be sure to always
use one of hiqh quality.
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1. Confirm that the VOLUME control is not turned too far to the right; it
should be at a position where you can obtain the normal
listening level.
2. Set the SELECTOR switch to TUNER. 3. Adjust the Tuning control and tune in
the desired station’ 4. Adjust the unit’s other controls and switches to suit
the type of
music You are going to hear.
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0o OSooo nYugo
N* oiWseeadkuFriMngsirgandaliso
recePtion are often disturbed
by
ignition
noise
from
nearby
automobiles and other noise. Therefore, for better FM reception,
installation of an outdoor FM antenna is suggested. For antenna
connection, be sure to use a coaxial cable, not a feeder-type cable’ When you hear noise during AM reception, there are innumerable
conceivable causes, which makes it almost impossible to eliminate
all AM noises. Use the unit’s filters when grounding the unit or
mounting a noiseeliminating device fails to reduce such nc-rise.
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32
1. Confirm that the VOLUME control is not turned too far to the right; it
should be at a position where you can obtain the normal
listening level.
2. Push the TAPE MONITOR-1 or -2 switch, whichever is applicable for the tape
deck you wish to use.
3. Operate the tape deck to start playback.
4. Adjust the unit’s other controls and switches to suit the type of
music you are going to hear.
.oo3 c, n c
Suggestions for high-quality tape playback . Dirty heads in the tape deck deteriorate tonal quality and cause
o
dropouts. Dirty capstans and pinch rollers increase wow and flutter.
When a tape deck is used for a certain duration, heads can be
magnetized and add, on playback, noise, bringing forth tonal degra-
dation. Be sure to de-magnetize the heads from time to time on
regular basis.
r Heads may be magnetized and infofmation on tapes may be erased
when subjected to magnets. Please take note.
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Recording can be made on tape decks connected to the TAPE REC ter-
minals.
1. Set the INPUT SELECTOR
switch to the program source you want
to record.
2. Set the TAPE COPY switch to SOURCE position’
3. Operate the connected tape deck(s) and start recording.
When desiring push rhe TAPE
to monitor the PLAY “TAPE-I ”
recording –
or “TAPE-2”
instant monitoring button.
–
. Monitoring, described in step 4 above, is possibly only with those
decks which have three separate heads for record, playback and
erasure. lt’s not possible with those with two heads, one for record/
playback and one for erase; push the TAPE PLAY “SOURCE”
button and hear the signals that are to be recorded.
o
The
it is
recording you prohibited to
make should exploit such
be enjoyed for your own recording for commercial
pleasure;
profits if
o
the material is coPYrighted.
Whatever positions they are
set
at,
the
tone
control
and
filter
switches do not affect the quality of recorded signal.
copy
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1. Set the INPUT SELECTOR switch to TUNER position, and the
TAPE COPY SWitCh tO TUNER.
2. Control the tuner and tune in the desired station.
3. 4.
OSpeet rtahteethtetttpapJer
deck and start
SelecTOR
recording.
switch to
PHONo-1
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position.
5 a
Operate the turntable and enjoy disc playback.
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the TAPE
want to check if the proper recording is under
PLAY “TAPE-1 ” (or “TAPE-2”) button; then
way, push the signals
from the tuner are sent to the speakers through the deck’
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the recording, push the
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selected records
by the INPUT or broadcasts,
SELECTOR switch. When you want push the TAPE PLAY “SOURCE”
to hear button’
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SOME USEFUL HINTS
With the unit, it
power amplifier
is possible to separate its preamplif ier section from its section and use each section independently of the
other. To separate these two sections, loosen the rear-panel screw
(positioned below the “PRE-POWER AMP” inscription) and set the
siiding switch to the SEPARATED position. (The SEPARATED posi-
tion actually has two position; more about it later.)
With the slider set to “SEPABATED,” another preamplifier may be
connected to the unit’s power amplifier, or another power amplifier
to the unit’s preamplifier. Or it’s also possible to build a multimp
(electronic crossover) system. As noted earlier, the slider has two
positions, “DIRECT COUPLED” and “CAPACITOR COUPLED,”
under its SEPARATED inscriPtion:
DIRECT amplifier;
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a “DC”
current)’
o When a DC component appears at the output of connected equip-
ment and therefore at the input of the unit’s power ampl’fier,
protection will be activated to protect connected speakers. CAPACITOR COUPLED: A capacitor is connected at the input of the
unit’s power amplifier to eliminated DC components.
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46
The unit’s power amplifier is of the “DC” configuration with capacitors eliminated. Since capacitors are eliminated, phase distortion is reduced. Since a DC amplifier has a bandwidth from DC (direct current) to high
frequencies, it features a wide bandwidth, low distortion and improved
ophase response.
DC components, when may break connected
applied at speakers
the input
or apply
of a power amplifier, undue force to such
speakers. To protect the speakers, therefore’ a protector will be
activated and speakers will emit no sound. When an equipment is
connected to the unit’s POWER AMP lN and the built-in protection
is activated meaning there are
– output slide the PRE-MAIN
DC components at the SEPARATED switch
equipment’s
to CAPACI-
– TOR COUPLED position.
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u*:
ior reproauction of oS+ and So+ 4channel sources – records, tapes – and radio
broadcasts the appropriate decoder is required and connec-
tion should be made as illustrated. For 4channel reproduction in this
arrangement, push the unit’s TAPE PLAY “TAPE-2″ button and the TAPE COPY
switch to SOURCE position. The remaining operations are the same as those for
stereo reproduction. . A tape deck should be connected to the decoder’s tape
in/output
terminals.
t OS is a trademark of Sansui.
SO is a trademart of CBS, lnc.
AUX
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SPECIFICATIONS
Powor output
52
Min. RMS, both channels driven, from 20 to 20,000H2, with no
more than O.O8255ow/oatotttsaPl ehrarcmhaornlniceldiinsttoorItioonhms
Lod impedance
8 ohms
Powerbandwidth. . . .
. . . 20 to 20.000H2 at or below
rated min. RMS Power output
and total harmonic distortion
Total harmonic distortion (POWER AMP lN) less than O.O25o/o at or below rated min. RMS power output
lntermodulation distortion l7O Hz: 7 k1z = 4:1 SMPTE method )
.
less than 0.025%
Frequency response (at 1 watt) (POWER AMP lN)
Damping factor .
DC to 200O00 Hz +0dB
approximately 60 at
-3dB 8 ohml
load
RIAA curve deviation (PHONO)
+(200.2todB20-,o0O.20dHBz)
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lnput sonsitivity and impedancs (1 kHz, for ratd power output)
PHONO
…2.5mVl47kilohms
(Max. input capability; 350 mV at 1 kHz, less than 0.017o total
harmonic distortion)
AUX, TAPE
. . 150 mV/47 kilohms
Output leYel (l TAPE REC
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Porver requirements Power voltage
Power consumption Maximum consumption
Rated consumption ,
Dimentions
Weight .
1 00, 1 20,220,240v ( 50/60 Hz)
120V 60Hz
((Ufosra. bUle.S1.A1.0&-
130V) Canada
only)
735 watts 425 watts 500 VA
430mm (16-1 5/16″) W 168mm (65/8”) H
389 mm (1 5-3/B”l D 17.8 kg (39.2 lbs) net 19.8 kg (43.7 lbs) packed
Design and specifications subiect to changes without notice for
improvements. ln order to simplify the explanation illustrations may sometimes
differ from the originals.
SAI.ISUI ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
14-1 lzumi 2-Chome, Suginami-ku, TOKYO 168. JAPAN TELEPHONE: (03) 323-1 11
1/TELEX, 232’2076
Prlntd in Japan (87M3) (9202500)
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