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Front View
Image Attribution: Technics Brochure
Date: 2001/10/31

Technics Brochure Highlights

Linearly variable tuning capacitor, FET front end and 5-stage differential IF amplifier for high sensitivity and selectivity, and low capture ratio. Three "Flat Group Delay" ceramic filters for minimal phase distortion. Chebyshev-type low-pass filter permits wide, flat frequency response with sharp attenuation of 19 kHz pilot signal. Phase locked loop IC in FM MPX circuit for wideband, stable stereo FM separation. Test signal generator for accurate setting of levels on tape deck. Antenna terminals directly connected to front end circuit board, for excellent spurious response and image rejection. Zero-center and linear signal strength meters. FM muting to suppress interstation noise. FM linear dial scale. Simulated wood cabinet.

Contributed by Ben
On 2001/10/31

 

General
DescriptionTuner
Designed inJapan
Manufactured InJapan
Matching Integrated AmplifiersSU-7300 or SU-7700
Wood CaseYes
Silver FaceYes
ChannelsTwo

Physical
Width17 5/16ths inches
Height5 3/4ths inches
Depth12 15/32nds

FM Tuner
RF Sensitivity2.0 uV
50 dB quieting sensitivity, Stereo45 uV
50 dB quieting sensitivity, Mono3 uV
THD, Mono0.2%
THD, Stereo0.4%
Signal to Noise Ratio, Mono75 dB
Frequency Response20 Hz to 15 kHz +0.2/-1.0 dB
Capture Ratio1.0 dB
IF Image Rejection55 dB at 98 MHz
IF Rejection82 dB at 98 MHz
Alternate Channel Selectivity (wide or normal)75 dB
Spurious Rejection80 dB at 98 MHz
AM Carrier Rejection60 dB
Stereo Separation at 1 kHz45 dB
Signal Strength MeterYes
Center Tuning MeterYes
Stereo LampYes
Muting SwitchYes

AM Tuner
RF Sensitivity30 uV
Adjacent Channel Selectivity20 dB
Signal Strength MeteringYes
External Ferrite AntennaYes


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