Yamaha A-S2100 Manuel utilisateur

eYAMAHA

A-52100

IntegratedAmplifier

AmplificateurIntegre

OWNER'S MANUAL

MODE D'EMPLOI

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A Living Tradition in Sound

A piano comes into this world through the perfect synergy

advanced technical

skill and artistry. Such a piano can create sound that truly reflects the player's

feelings.

The final stage in piano production is called "voicing". It is here that the

instrument is given its soul.

A highly skilled expert concentrates his mind and sensitivity on the sound

each

key, finely adjusting the dynamic feel

the hammers, bringing the tone and

vibrancy

all 88 keys together perfectly; a truly stunning achievement.

It is a quality

sound that can only be determined by

astute, sensitive ear. We

apply this very same concept to the manufacture

our audio products. The

technician performs exhaustive listening tests and every component is considered,

in order to finally achieve the ideal sound.

Yamaha's tradition

audio quality stretches back over 125 years, and continues to

Jive

on in all Yamaha products today.

1920-

1960s

1970s

1980s

1990s

2000s

2010s

Excellence

Audio Achievement

FirstHiFi System introduced in

1920

introduced numerous HiFi components

(turntables, FMJAM tuners, integrated

amplifiers, preamplifiers, power amplifiers

and speakers) in 1955- 1965.

Natural Sound SpeakerSeries introduced

1967

NS-20 Monitor Speaker

CA-1000 Integrated Amplifier

turing A-Class operation, the CA-1000 set

the standard for integrated amplifiers.

NS-690 Natural Sound Speaker

NS-1

OOOM

Monitor Speaker

A truly legendary speaker still rev

ere

d by HiFi

enthusiasts.

8-1 Power Amplifier

innovative pow

amp that used vertical FETs in all

stag

C-2 Control Amplifier

Received top prize at the Milan Interna

onal Music

and HiFi Sho

NS-10M Studio Monitor Speaker

Became

the most popular studio monitors

the world.

A-1

Integrated Amplifier

PX-2 Thrntable

mah

a's

first straight arm turntable.

8-6

PowerAmplifier

mid~sh

power amplifier.

GT-2000/LThrntable

NS-

690

B-1

B-6

FirstCD Player(CD-1) introduced in

1983

MX-1

0000

1000

NS-1

000

C-2

-1

A-

B-

•

- -

::::

8-2x

Power Amplifier

-1

MX-10000Power Amplifier

and

CX-10000 Control Amplifier

Redefined the

pabilities of separate

mponents.

AX-1 Integrated Amplifier

CD1

CD Player

MX-1 Power Amplifier and

CX-1 Preamplifier

Soavo-1

and

Soavo-2 Natural Sound

Speaker Systems

A-S2000 Integrated Amplifier and

CD-S2000 CD Player

NP-S2000 Network Player

A-S3000 Integrated Amplifier

and

CD-S3000 CD Play

NP-S

000

A-

000

o-1

D-

000

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A-52100

+ Fullfloating

and

balancedcircuitdesign achieves the

full

potential

analogue amplification

entirely new floating and balanced power amplifier achieves complete symmetry and permits full balanced

transmission (amplification) from the input

jack

to just before the speakerjack.

+ Full-stage balancedsignaltransmission

The integrated amplifier offers full stage balanced transmission, combining high power output with good sound texture

and outstanding

SIN

performance.

+ Parallel volume

and

tone control

+ Largepower supply with

four

separate circuits

+ Left-rightsymmetrical design with rigid, stable construction

+ Discrete phono amplifier

+ High-quality headphone amplifier with low-impedance drive

• Supplied accessories

Please check that you have received all

the following parts.

• Remote control

• Batteries (AAA, R03, UM-4) (x

• Power cable

• SAFETY BROCHURE

Contents

Controls

and

functions.......................................•......................................................•........................................... 6

Connections.......................................................................................................................................................... 16

Specifications...........................................•........................................................................................••................. 24

Troubleshooting........................................................................•.......................................................................... 28

•

About

this

manual

•

o<il<

indicates a tip for your operation.

• Photographs and illustrations are for explanatory purposes, and may differ from the actual unit.

• Read the "SAFETY BROCHURE" before using this unit.

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Controls and

functions

this

chapter, you

will

learn the

controls

and

functions

A-52100.

• Front panel (pages 6

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STANDBY/ON

PHONES

TRIM SPEAKERS METER

OFF

A B OFF

oPEfK

0 ° 0

...

cBI·WIRUtG

OFF

""==

STANDBY/ON, OFF

switch

Turns on or

off

this unit.

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STANDBY/ON

(upper

position): In this position,

you

can select STANDBY orON,

using the

<.9

AMP key on the remote control.

OFF

(Jower position): The power

this unit is

turned off.

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• When you turn on this unit, it will take a few seconds

before this unit can reproduce sound.

•

you

disconnectthe power cable from the

outlet and

connect

again when this unit is

STANDBY mode, the

power

the unit is turned on.

the unit is not to be

operated for a long time, set the STANDBY/ON, OFF

switch to OFF.

® STANDBY/ON

indicator

Lit

brightly:

Shows that the power

the unit is ON.

this condition, you can switchthe unit to

STANDBY mode by pressing the

<.9

AMP

key on

the remote control.

Lit

dimly:

Shows that the unit is in STANDBY mode.

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In this condition, you can switch the unit

pressing the

<.9

AMP key on the remote control.

LEFT

RIGHT

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-30 -20

-10

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-20

-10

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BASS

TREBLE

BALANCE

' 'R

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Off: Shows that the power

the unit is OFF.

this

condition, you can turn the power on only

pressing the STANDBY/ON, OFF switch

the

front panel.

@ PHONES

jack

Outputs audio for private listening with headphones.

• When headphones are plugged in:

-Both speaker setsconnectedtothe SPEAKERS L/R CH

terminals are turned off.

-No signals are output at the PRE OUTjacks.

-You cannot select MAIN DIRECT as the input source.

• lfheadphones are plugged into the PHONES

jack

while

MAINDIRECT is selected as the input source, no audio is

output at the PHONES jack.

TRIM selector

Adjusts the volume level when headphones are

plugged in to avoid sudtilen changes

volume.

Choices:

-6

dB, 0 dB,

dB, +12

SPEAKERS selector

Turns

off

the sets

speakers connected to the

SPEAKERS L/R CH A and/

B terminals on the rear

panel, as follows.

OFF: Both sets

speakers are off.

AlB: The set

speakers connectedto the A or B

terminals is on.

A+B BI-WIRING: Both sets

speakers are on.

Caution

you usetwo sets (A and B), the impedance

each speaker

must

8 Q

higher.

METER selector

Switches the display

the meter to OFF, PEAK or

vu.

OFF: Turns

off

the meter and the illumination.

PEAK: Switches the meterto a peak level meter. The

peak level meter shows a momentarily highest

audio output level.

VU:

Switches the meter to a VU (Volume Unit) level

meter. The

level meter shows

effective

audio output value that is similar to human senses.

(]) Meter displays (LEFT/RIGHT)

Show the audio output level

the left (LEFT) and

right (RIGHT) channels in VU

PEAK meter mode.

The VU or PEAK meter can be selected by the

METER selector.

BASS control

Increases or decreases the low frequency response.

The 0 position produces a flat response.

Control range:

-10

dB to

10 dB

TREBLE control

Increases or decreases the high frequency response.

The 0 position produces a flat response.

Control range:

-10

dB to

BALANCE control

Adjusts the audio output balance

the left and right

speakers to compensate for sound imbalances caused

by speaker locations

listening room conditions.

• When both the BASS and TREBLE controls are set to the 0

position, audio signal bypasses the tone control circuitry.

•

The

BASS, TREBLE and BALANCE controls do not affect the

signals input at the MAIN

jacks and signals output at the

LINE 2 RECjacks.

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• Front panel (pages 6

@YAMAHA

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@ Remote control sensor

Receives signals from the remote control.

@ INPUT selector/indicator

Selects the input source to be played back. The

indicator

the input source selected with the INPUT

selector lights.

The audio signals

the selected input source are also

output at the LINE 2 REC jacks.

MAIN

DIRECT:

Selects the componentconnectedto

the MAIN INjacks.

When MAIN DIRECT is selected as the input

source, the audio signals are not output at the PRE

OUT, LINE 2 REC and PHONES jacks.

LINE

1/LINE 2: Selects the component connected to

the LINE 1 or LINE 2 jacks.

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BAL: Selects the component connected to the BAL

jacks (balanced XLRjacks).

CD:

Selects the CD player connected to the

jacks

(unbalanced RCAjacks).

TUNER: Selects the tuner connected to the TUNER

jacks.

PHONO:

Selectsthe turntable connected to the

PHONOjacks.

When LINE 2 is selected, the audio signals are not output at

the LINE 2 RECjacks.

VOLUME

PHONO AUDIO MUTE

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@ PHONO switch

Selects the type

cartridge

the turntable connected

to the

PHONO

jacks

the rearpaneL

MM:

Choose this setting

the connected turntable

uses

moving magnet (MM) cartridge.

MC: Choose this setting

the connected turntable

uses

moving coil (MC) cartridge.

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~<i>-=-

When you replace the cartridge,

sure to rum

off

this unit.

@ AUDIO MUTE switch

Press downwardto reduce the current volume level by

approximately 20 dB. Press againto restore the audio

output

the previous volume level.

,,,

~<i>-=-

You

can also rotate the VOLUME control on the front panel

orpress the

VOLUME+

or -key on the remote control

resume

the

audio output.

@ AUDIO MUTE indicator

Lights when the mute function is turned

with the

AUDIO MUTE switch.

@ VOLUME control

Controls the volume level. This does not affectthe

output level at the LINE 2 REC jacks.

The VOLUME control does

not

affect when you select

MAIN DIRECT as the input source. Adjust the volume level

using the volume control

the external amplifierconnected

theMAIN INjacks.

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• Rear panel

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See

page

16 for connection information.

BAL (balanced) input jacks

One set

ofbalanced

input

jacks

isprovided.

Set the ATfENUATOR selector and PHASE selector

appropriately for the playback component that is

connected. For details on these switches, refer to page 20.

® PRE

OUT

jacks

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• The

PRE

OUTjacks output the same channel signal as the

SPEAKERS L/R

terminals.

• When you connect a stereo cable

the PRE

OUT

jacks to

drive the speakers usingan external amplifier,

is not

necessary

use the SPEAKERS

L/R

terminals.

• The signal output at the

PRE

OUTjacks are affected by the

BASS and TREBLE control settings.

SPEAKERS

LJR

CH terminals

TUNER input jacks

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ATTENUATOR

PHASE w

BYPASS

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riNV.

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, GND

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6dB)

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LINE2-,

PHONO input jacks

input jacks

(j)

GND (Ground) terminal

LINE 1 input jacks

LINE 2 jacks

PB(playback) input

jacks

andREC (recording) output

jacks

are provided.

MAIN IN jacks

Use these

jacks

to connect

external component

equipped with a volume control.

~'4'-:

When

you

select MAIN DIRECT as the input source, the

volume level is fixed.

Adjust the volume level using the volume control

the

external amplifierconnected

theMAIN IN

jack

s whenyou

select

MAIN

DIRECT as the input source.

Forthe connection to the

MAIN

cks, see pages 16 and

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