Kenwood 103AR Instruction Manual page 3

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Snecial features
Stat_on preset
........................ This unit incorporates a function for storing received stations in
preset memory with a simple operation. It is very convenient to
preset the stations you like. The preset stations can be recalled
also very easily. -_
Speaker system
Setting the Speaker Impedance Selector to match the impedance
of your speakers allows you to take lull advantage of you "re
speaker's performance characteristics by driving them under the
best possible conditions.
We've also included 2 sets of speaker terminals so you can
connect two different sounding speaker systems, or use two sets
of speakers at once (only when both sets of speakers have an
impedance of 8 ohms or more). - __
Remote contro!!abl_a_dio function.........
By connecting KENWOOD source components such as a cassette
deck and CD player through system control connection, the basic
operations of these components can be controlled from the
remote control unit provided with this unit. A single remote
control unit can control the entire audio system easily. -_
Before applying power
Special features
System connections
Controls and indicators
Playing music
Sound adjustment functions
Recording ................................................................................................ 12
Broadcast reception ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 13
Receiving broadcast stations ......................................... 13
ReceivinQ radio stations by specifying its frequency ........................ 14
Storing _adio stations in memory {S[ation preset) ....................... 15
Receiving a preset Station ........................ 1 5
Receiving all preset stations in order ...................... 15
In case of difficulty ........................ , ............................. 16
Specifications ......................................................... 17