Harman Kardon HKD3400 Owner's Manual page 13

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Listening to your turntable (phono),
CD player, tape deck, or other
component sound source.
1.
a
Turn Volume knob to minimum level
and press the Power switch to turn on
the Receiver.
Select Speaker setting to play speakers
1, 2, both or neither (for headphone
use).
Press the Function Selector button
corresponding to the component you
wish to hear.
Begin playing the desired component.
Adjust the Volume to the desired level.
When listening at low volume, you may
wish to press in the Loudness button.
This boosts low frequencies to improve
the apparent balance of low to mid and
high frequencies.
Adjust Bass, Treble and Balance knobs
as desired.
To turn off the Tape 1 or Tape 2
selection, press either Video, Tuner,
CD or Phono.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Video
Listening to AM/FM broadcasts.
he Turn Volume knob to minimum level
and press the Power switch to turn on
the Receiver.
Select Speaker setting to play speakers
1, 2, both or neither (for headphone
use).
Press the Function Selector button
marked "Tuner".
Select AM or FM by pressing the
corresponding button.
Use the A and ¥ buttons to tune to
desired frequency. Or use the station
Preset buttons as described below.
When tuning FM stations:
™ Begin with the Seek-Stereo function
on. ("Seek" will light on the Display
Panel.) In this mode, pressing & (or
¥ ) will tune your unit to the next
higher (or lower) strong station.
™@ To tune to stations too weak to be
received in Seek-Stereo mode, turn
Seek-Stereo off. Then use the A
and W buttons to reach the desired
frequency.
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Seek-Stereo
NOTE: With Seek-Stereo off, all
broadcasts are received in mono. (This
eliminates the excessive noise that results
when weak stations are received in stereo.)
When you tune to a new, stronger station,
be sure to turn Seek-Stereo back on.
7.
8.
Adjust the Volume to the desired level.
When listening at low volume, press in
the Loudness button. This boosts low
frequencies to improve sound quality.
Adjust Bass, Treble and Balance knobs
as desired.