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Speaker connections
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Remove insulation
SC
from lead tip.
Twist wire tightly
som{
and solder
The wire is
now locked.
insert the wire and
return the lever
Raise the lever
Speaker lead connection
IMPEDANCE
SELECTOR
i
LESS THAN
80
OR MORE
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@ Connecting the speakers
Connect speakers rated at 4 chm or more
to the SPEAKERS
terminals
1. Connect the left speaker to the L speaker terminals on the
rear of the receiver and the right speaker to the R terminals
2. Connect each cable as shown in the illustration, taking care
that the wires do not make
contact with other terminals
Notes:
wo
—
-
1. Take care so as not to short the positive { +) and negative (—)
speaker cords.
2. Hf the left and right speakers, or positive and negative cables,
are connected the wrong
way, the reproduced
sound
may be
unclear, with ambiguous location of the musical instruments etc.
To avoid this, pay attention to the left and right and positive
and negative indications
when
connecting the speakers.
@ Setting the speaker IMPEDANCE
SELECTOR
When connecting one pair of speakers to the SPEAKERS A or
B terminals, set the IMPEDANCE SELECTOR according to the
speaker impedance.
When two pairs ot speakers are connected to both the A and
B terminals,
match
the speaker
impedance
selector
to the
speakers with the lowest impedance
Notes:
—
1. During speaker system connection and operation of the speak-
er IMPEDANCE
SELECTOR,
set the POWER
switch to OFF.
2. Check
that the connected
lead wires of the speaker systems
do not contact with other jacks or t
inais.
Speaker impedance
Selector position
4Q, 62
LESS THAN 82
|
8a, 160
H
82 OR MORE
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AC outlets
_
—
—
The AC outlets on the rear panel may be used to supply pow-
!
WARNING
er to other components in the system, such as turntables, tape
decks, etc.
Never connect equipment whose power consump-
tion exceeds the maximum value shown at each outlet. (in Eu-
rope, do not connect a main amplifier or similar components
to any of the AC outlets.)
SWITCHED outlets:
These outlets supply power only when the unit is turned on
The maximum
total capacity is 200 watts
Particular attention must be given to making good elec-
trical contact
at the receiver
output and
speaker ter-
minals.
;
Poor or loose connections can cause sparking or burn-
'ing at the terminals because of the very high power that
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the receiver can deliver.
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