Cable for connecting the
RAA1 to the MHT100
McIntosh RAA1
Remote AM Antenna
TM1 Table of Contents
Introduction ..................................................................... 50
Performance Features ...................................................... 50
MHT100 Rear and RAA1 Top Panels
How to Assign Preset Stations ......................................... 53
FM Specifications ............................................................ 57
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TM1 AM/FM Tuner Module
Cables for installing
the McIntosh TM1
AM/FM Tuner Module
into the MHT100
High Performance
McIntosh AM/FM
Tuner Module
Introduction
When the MHT100 A/V System Controller is sold outside
of North America, the optional McIntosh TM1 AM/FM
Tuner Module can be added for Radio Broadcast Recep-
tion. The TM1 delivers the same exceptional performance
as the stand-alone McIntosh MR85 Tuner. The TM1 is
available from your McIntosh Dealer and can be installed
at any time, usually while you wait.
Performance Features
• • • • •
Special FM RF Amplifier
Double-Diffused Metal Oxide Field Effect Transistor
(DMOS-FET) RF amplifier increases sensitivity and Cross
Modulation rejection.
• • • • •
External AM RF Amplifier and Antenna
The TM1 includes a RAA1 Remote AM Antenna that con-
tains an electrostatically shielded AM RF Amplifier Stage
for maximum noise rejection. It can be located in a remote
area, away from sources of interference and can be posi-
tioned for the best possible reception of even the weakest
AM stations.
• • • • •
FM Stereo Auto Blend Circuitry
An automatic variable stereo separation control circuit is
used to reduce background noise when receiving weak ste-
reo stations.
• • • • •
Preset Stations and Permanent Memory
Nine AM and nine FM Station Presets, making it easy to
listen to your favorite stations. Station Presets and Func-
tions Modes are retained in Permanent Memory even when
AC power is turned off.
• • • • •
Alphanumeric Fluorescent Display
The MHT100 Multi-function Front Panel Display indicates
station frequency, station preset number, signal strength,
stereo and broadcast band.