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- Page 2 21. Soft Clipping Indicator 14. Volume/Balance 22. Tuning Display 6. Bass Equalization 7. Infrasonic Filter Defeat 15. TuningSearch 8. Mono 16. Up/Down Tuning 18 17 21 20 Stereo Recei"cr 7140 ENILR MJ,f':M IIIIIUllllm ~III. c::Jc::::::::Jc::::::::Jc::::::::Jc::::::::J SPEAKER~~ CD PH()NO rUNER AU); BASS !"BURr: BASS INFRA DYN Sf:>'...
- Page 3 a tuning switch. This type of antenna does NOT have greater to the tuner's two 3000 terminals in place of the ribbon- will be improved by connecting a second wire from the Ground order to aim the antenna. for best reception. (more than 90 degrees apart), a rotor will also be needed in type.
- Page 4 VOLUME control before reaching any active buzz as the output transistors saturate. The NAD Soft Clipping circuitry, so the amplifier's circuits cannot be overloaded by circuit gently limits the output waveform and minimizes audible high-level signals from the digital player.
- Page 5 ERS A and SPEAKERS B terminals. From the speaker which cap down tight until it grasps the wire and holds it securely in is to be driven by this bridged 7140, connect its "positive" lead place. Repeat for each conductor, connecting the wires from to the R+ terminal and its "negative"...
- Page 6 3. SPEAKER SELECTOR. When this switch is set to of wire which might touch the wrong terminal and create a "/J\.', sound is heard only from the loudspeakers connected to the partial short-circuit, and then move the speakers to their intended locations.
- Page 7 "source" deck (the machine containing the tape to be copied) minimizes vertical rumble and surface noise when listening to to the 7140's AUXiliary inputs, and connect the "copying" or old monophonic records. The button must be OUT for normal "dubbing" recorder to the 7140's TAPE REC/PLAY jacks.
- Page 8 box, and connect it to the TAPE REC/PLAY jacks, and connect ments around the two loudspeakers, or simply a listening position that is closer to one speaker than to the other. the tape decks to the switch-box. (Example: the Radio Shack #42-2105 switch-box contains switches for monitoring and Adjust the Balance control to produce a natural spread copying among three tape decks.)
- Page 9 2. Select the AM or FM band, as appropriate. Using the Frequency. The display shows the tuning band and the Up/Down Tuning rocker (with the SEARCH button OUT), frequency to which the receiver is set, for example "FM 103.70 manually tune to the first station on your list. Check the Signal MHz"...
- Page 10 NAD ELECTRONICS BOSTON/LON G>ON/TOKYO...
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