Owners manual 2005.qxp - MR Hifi

Densen B-800
FM stereo tuner
Everybody told us, "just make a Tuner and let's have a complete
system".However,compromise has never been a part of
the Densen vocabulary, and we all remember the late nights
spent listening to the airwaves during
our youth and discovering
new music. That made
the whole project a
challenge, and already
early on in the project
we knew we were on to
something special; as we compared the
tuner to a well-respected reference tuner, our head honcho's
girlfriend said; "there is no difference in tuners" before hearing
the B-800. But after 5 minutes she said, "I didn't know there
could be such a big difference…" The B-800 is hyper sensitive,
and will tune in to even relatively
weak stations. Judging from
the front panel, the B-
800 has very few features,
but on the rear
of the B-800 are switches
for wide/narrow and tuning
sensitivity, making it possible to utilise the
B-800 to Hoover the airwaves…
Back panel connections:
a: Antenna: 75 ohm coaxial cable connection for FM
reception.
b: Search level: define the minimum quality
of the reception, before the Tuner stops searching.
c: DX/Local: change between local or DX reception of
stations.
d: Link connection for Densen products with link.
Allows the components to communicate with each
other and for multiroom applications.
e: RCA: output for preamp/integrated amplifier.
f: EPS: External Power Supply. For future upgrades
with external powersupplies.
g: Main input. Only power the tuner with the mains
voltage indicated on the sticker on the back panel.
h: Power onloff switch.
Front panel:
i: Stereo/Mono switches between stereo and mono.
Indicated in the display.
j: Store: Used for storing presets. A maximum of 99
can be stored. Find the station you want to store.
Push "Store", use the "