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2.
The speaker plug connected
to the
leads
from the left
channel
loudspeaker
is
inserted
into its
mating
socket
(MIAIN
LOUD,
SPEAKER
TERMINALS-LEFT
CHANNEL
(37}.
Connection
for installation
of two
loudspeaker systerns
1.
The
first
loudspeaker
system is connected
to
the
NIAIN
LOUD-
SPEAKER
TERI\{INALS
(36)and
(37)as
descrrbed
in the
oreced-
ing
paragraph.
Tape
player
or
tape deck
connections
The
outpui
leads
from the
iape
player
or
deck
which
is
not
equipped
with the
playback
preamplifier (equalizer)
are
connected
to
the
TAPE HD
input
jacks
(25).
The
upper input
jack is
for
the left
channel
and
the
lower
is
for
the
right
channel.
When
a monaural
tape
deck is used,
its
output
lead
may be
connected
either
to
the
upper
input jack
or
to
the
lower
input
jack.
2.
The
second loudspeaker
system
is
connected
to
the
EXTRA
LOUDSPEAKER
TERtvttNALS(3S)and(39)in
the
simitar
manner
described
in the
preceding paragraph;
the right
channel
loud-
speaker ts connected
to
the
terminals(3g)and
the Ieft
channel
loudspeaker
to
the
terminals(39).
Turntable
connections
Two
record
players
with
a
magnetic
type
pickup
cartridge
and
one record
player
with
either a ceramic
or a
crystal type
cartridge
may
be
connected
to
this
receiver
at
a
time, and an
optional
record player
can
be selected
for
operation.
Magnetic
pickup turntable
connections
1.
When
using a turntable
equipped
with
a
magnetic
iype
pick-
up
cartridge,
the output
leads
should
be
connected
to
the
PHONO
1
input
jacks
(26).
The
upper
input jack is
for
the
left
channel and
the lower
s
for the
right
channel.
When
a
monaural
turntable
is
used,
it
does
not
matter which
of
the
two
inputs
the output
cable
is
connected
to.
2.
When
two
turntables
are
used,
the
first
set
is
connected
to
the
PH0NO
1
input
jacks
as
described
herein
above,
and
the
second
set is
likewise
connected
to
the
PH0NO
2
input
iacks
(27).
Geramiclcrystal pickup turntable
connections
When
using
a turntable
equipped
with
either
a
ceramic or
a
crystal
pickup
cartridge,
the
output
ieads
are connected
to the
pHONO
CER
input
lacks
(29).
The
upper
input jack
is for
the
left
channel
and
the
lower
is for the
right
channel. When
a
monaural
turntable
rs used,
the output
cable
may
be
connected
to
either
the
upper
input.lack or
the
lower.
Tape recorder
connections
For
making recordings
The
signals
of
the
program material
to
be
recorded are
taken
from the
TAPE
REC
output
jacks
(32) and are
connected
to
the
LINE
INPUTS
of
the
tape
recorder.
The
upper
jack
is
for
the
left
channet and
the
lower jack
is
for
the
right
channel.
When
usrng
a
monaural
tape
recorder,
the
signal
may
be derived from
either
of
the two output
jacks.
OThe
srgnals available
at
the
TApE
REC
output jacks(32)
are
not
controlled by any
of
the
controls
of the
receiver,
namely,
VOLUME
(10),
BASS
(7), and
TREBLE
(8)
Therefore,
ad-
justment
of the
recording level
must
be
made
with
the
con-
trols of
the
tape
recorder.
Tape
playback and
tape monitor
connections
The
losram
material
to
be
reproduced
through
the
receiver
rs
derived
from the
LINE 0UTPUTS
(the
playback
outputs or
the
l\4ONITOR
ouiputs)
of
the
tape recorder
and
is
connected
to
the
TAPE
lvl0N
input
jacks (31)
of
the
receiver.
The
upper
input
jack is
for the left
channel and
the
lower
lack is for the
right
channel. When using a monaural tape recorder,
its output
cable
is
connected
to
either
of
the
two
input jacks
of
the
receiver.
aThe
program signal
fed
to
the
TApE MON
input
iacks
(31)
can
be
controlled by
the
controls
of
the
receiver,
such as
V0LUI\4E,
BASS,
and
TREBLt.
Use
ol
REC/P.B.
DIN-type connector
lf
your tape
recorder
is
provided
with the
DIN-type
record/play.
back connector
and
you
have
a
connecting cord
with
DIN
con-
nectors,
you can
connect
the
tape
recorder
with this unit
for
boih
recording
and
playback
simply by connection
of
the
cord
between
the
recorder
and
this
unit.
ln
this
case,
there rs
no
need
of
connecting
the
tape
recorder
to
either TApE
REC out-
put
jacks (32)
for
recording
or
TAPE MON
input
jacks (31) for
playbac
k.
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