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About FM and AM reception
VOLUME
TUNING
FM
AM
ST
WIDE
MN
1
2
CD
AUX
3
4
MODEL 88
ON
OFF
5
6
B Y H E N R Y K L O S S
To improve FM reception, reposition
or extend the AC cord.
Connecting other program sources
CD
AUX
FM
Input
Input
Antenna
Sub-
12-16
75 Ohm
Woofer
Right
Left
VDC
Level
You can connect one program
source to the AUX input (3.5mm
stereo minijack)...
Program Source
Portable CD or tape player
Conventional home CD player,
cassette deck or VCR.
Television
The Model 88 radio may interfere
with a TV set's picture if it is placed
too close. Do not place the Model
88 radio directly on a TV set.
CD
AUX
FM
Input
Input
Antenna
Sub-
12-16
75 Ohm
Woofer
Right Left
VDC
Level
For weak or distant stations, use the
supplied wire antenna. Extend and
position it for best reception.
CD
AUX
FM
Input
Input
Antenna
Sub-
12-16
75 Ohm
Woofer
Right Left
VDC
Level
and another program source to the
CD input (dual RCA jacks).
Audio Output of Program Source
Headphone Jack or
Line Out jack
(3.5mm stereo minijacks)
Dual RCA jacks
(Left and Right)
Dual RCA jacks
(Left and Right)
If there is a choice, select a "fixed"
output instead of a "variable" output.
CD
AUX
FM
Input
Input
Antenna
Sub-
12-16
75 Ohm
Woofer
Right Left
VDC
Level
An external antenna may be connected
to the "Antenna" F-connector jack. Be
sure the antenna is protected against
hazards such as lightning.
A
B
C
Model 88 Input
CD (dual RCA jacks)
AUX (3.5mm stereo minijacks)
CD
CD
AUX
AM reception may be improved by
slightly moving or rotating the radio.
Type of Connecting Cord
Stereo 3.5mm miniplug-to-
dual RCA plugs (A).
Stereo 3.5mm miniplug-to-
stereo 3.5mm miniplug (C).
Dual RCA plugs-to-dual RCA
plugs (B).
Dual RCA plugs-to-dual RCA
plugs (B).
Stereo 3.5mm miniplug-to-
dual RCA plugs (A).
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