The Yamaha SR-30 is a sophisticated surround sound processing amplifier designed to enhance audio systems. It features various controls for volume, speaker selection, and audio processing modes including Surround Stereo and Simulated Stereo. The unit includes input terminals for external sources and output terminals for connecting to power amplifiers or speakers.
The manual outlines safety precautions, such as avoiding water and ensuring proper ventilation, along with installation and operation instructions. It details the function of front panel controls like the Tape Monitor switch, Bass Extension selectors, and High Filter selectors. Additionally, it explains the use of rear panel terminals for connecting speakers, tape decks, and external equipment, as well as the auxiliary AC outlets.
| Power Output | 30 watts |
|---|---|
| Switched AC Outlet Limit | 100 watts total |
| Unswitched AC Outlet Limit | 200 watts |
It acts as an input source selector, allowing you to monitor playback from a tape deck connected to the rear panel tape deck terminals.
The maximum wattage limit for the switched outlets is 100 watts total.
The maximum wattage limit for the unswitched outlet is 200 watts.