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530
Commentary

A high-quality stereo receiver that can be used as a second main system.

The tuner section has a self-lock tuning mechanism.
In this system, a kind of electronic servo is operated by detecting the deviation of the local oscillation frequency to suppress the tuning deviation forcibly. In the 530, this self-lock tuning is linked to the motor drive mechanism for self-tuning by soft touch, and four preset stations are also available.

A low-noise dual-gate MOS-FET is used in the front end section to reduce various kinds of distortion generated in the high-frequency Zofuku-ji Temple. In addition, multi-stage tuning is performed by an air varicon, which is essentially excellent as a tuning element, to increase the image interference ratio, IF interference ratio, spurious interference ratio, etc., and excellent interference rejection capability is obtained.

A specially selected high-quality ceramic filter is used in the IF section to achieve both low strain and selectivity.

The MPX section uses a PLL circuit to suppress degradation of the separation and enable stable stereo reproduction.

If you want to receive only broadcasting stations with high antenna input sensitivity, turn the threshold switch off. If you want to receive broadcasting stations with high antenna input sensitivity, turn the switch on (20 dBf).

Equipped with an automuting mechanism.
If the tuning point deviates from the tuning point during auto tuning or 4-station preset tuning, muting is automatically applied to eliminate inter-station noise.

The phono equalizer circuit of the preamplifier uses a double-N circuit to prevent degradation of the input signal and to reduce distortion.


Pure complimentary service circuit is used for the basic circuit of the power amplifier section to reduce power loss and heat generation.
The distortion is also reduced by using a double NF circuit in which NF is applied to the input capacitor.

Model Rating
Type Receiver
Power Amplifier Unit
Effective output (10 hz to 20 khz) 80W + 80W (4 Ω, 0.05%)
55W + 55W (8 Ω, 0.02%)
Total harmonic distortion factor 0.003% or Less (1 kHz or Less)
0.006% or Less (10 kHz or Less)
Intermodulation distortion factor (60 hz : 7 khz = 4 : 1) 0.002% or Less (8 Ω, Aux to SP Out, 55W)
Power Bandwidth (8 ω, 27.5W) 10 Hz ~ 50 kHz (Distortion 0.1%)
10 Hz ~ 20 kHz (Distortion 0.01%)
Damping factor 80 or More (8 Ω, 1 kHz)
Residual noise 0.03 mV or less
Frequency Response (Main In → SP Out) 5 Hz ~ 50 kHz + 0 -3dB
Input Sensitivity / Impedance 1V/100k Ω
Preamplifier Section
Input Sensitivity / Impedance Phono : 2mV/50k Ω
AUX : 150mV/100k Ω
Tape : 150mV/100k Ω
Frequency response (RIAA deviation) ± 0.3 dB
Phono maximum allowable input 130mV
Tone control Bass : ± 12 dB (20 Hz)
Treble : ± 12 dB (20 kHz)
Output Level / Impedance Rec Out : 150mV/330 Ω
Pre Out : 1V/560 Ω
Subsonic filter 30Hz:+0.8dB
10Hz:-30dB
Signal-to-noise ratio Phono (IHF-A) : 84 dB or more (-138dB input conversion ratio)
AUX, Tape : 98 dB or more (-115dB input conversion ratio)
Loudness (Volume-40dB, 1 kHz Ref.) 20Hz:+14dB
20kHz:+6dB
Channel separation 80 dB or More (Phono → SP Out, 8 Ω, 1 kHz)
Headphone output (8 Ω) 60 mW (max.)
Tuner Section
Receiving frequency 76 MHz to 90 MHz
Practical Sensitivity (IHF, 84 MHz, 300 Ω) Mono : 2.2 μ V/12.1 dBf
S/N50dB sensitivity Mono : 5 μ V/19.2 dBf (300 Ω)
Stereo : 55 μ V/40dBf
Image interference ratio (84 MHz) 85dB
IF Interference Ratio (84 MHz) 90dB
Spurious interference ratio (84 MHz) 90dB
SCA Rejection 70dB
AM suppression ratio 55dB
Capture ratio 1.5dB
Effective selectivity (± 400 kHz) 75db
Signal-to-noise ratio Mono : 75 dB or greater (65 dBf)
Stereo : 68 dB or higher
Total harmonic distortion factor Mono : 0.15% or less (1 kHz)
Stereo : not more than 0.2%
Stereo separation 1 kHz : 45 dB or more
10 kHz : 30 dB or more
Frequency characteristic 30 Hz to 15 kHz + 1 -1.2 dB
Auto-tuning threshold 20 dBf, 40 dBf
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Power supply voltage 100 VAC, 50Hz/60Hz
AC outlet 150W Max
Power consumption 350W
External dimensions Width 500x Height 130x Depth 350 mm
Weight 12.35kg