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ADJUST TO MOST SUITABLE
DIRECTION BY HAND
the corners of the room.
cord as it will affect sensitivity.
When you listen to an AM broadcast (medium wave and shortwave)
using a short antenna, sensitivity is sharper without ground connection.
Player Connections (See Diag r a m 1)
3.
(In the case of stereo pickups)
Crystal Pickup:
Connect the set of two lead wires from the player to
the terminals marked "XTAL".
Magnetic Pickup:
Connect the set of two lead wires from the player
to the terminals marked "MAG".
4.
Tape Recorder Connections (See Diagram 1)
(Tape Recorder Equipped with RP Cord)
If you use a tape recorder equipped with a RP cord, you can reproduce
stereo recording merely by plugging the cord into the socket provided
for this purpose.
(Recording with a tape recorder)
Connect
the lead
lines from
LINE IMPUT terminals of the tape
recorder to the terminals marked
"TAPE
REC".
In
the
monaural recording, either one (top
or bottom) of the terminals may be
used.
(Playback of tape recorder)
Connect
the
lead
line
LINE
OUTPUT
terminals
tape
recorder
to
the
marked
"AUX" on the amplifier.
In the case of monaural reproduc
tion, either terminals may be used.
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FM Stereo Broadcast
The W
-38
provides Receptacles for
a FM stereo adaptor so that you
may listen to FM stereo broadcasts
by simply connecting the adaptor
additionaly with this amplifier.
ANTENNA MUST NOT DROOP
(DIAGRAM 6)
Do not line it up together with the antenna
NOTE:
the
case
of
VINYL LINE
TYPE W-38
STEREO
from
the
AMPLIFIER
of
the
terminals
SOLDER
TOGETHER
GROUND
GROUND BAR
!COPPER BAR OR
3
SIZE WIRE
mm
METER LONG)
1
(DIAGRAM 7)
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