SPEAKER CONNECTION
SPEAKER CABLE CONNECTION
1. Loosen the connectors from the speaker output.
2. Insert the stripped end of the cable (remove approximately 5 mm of the insulation from the cable).
3. Tighten the connectors from the speaker output.
4. The connection can also be made with banana plugs.
When you connect the speakers make sure you respect the polarity between the speaker cables and
connection terminals (the + speaker terminal is connected to the + amplifier terminal).
If the polarity is inverted in one of the speakers, the sound could be distorted due to bass cancelation.
If you use the stripped end cable connection be especially careful with stripped cable not sticking out and
touching the amplifier chassis.
LOCATION OF SPEAKERS
- The speakers must have a distance of 2 or 3 m between them. If you place them closer together or further
apart the sound could be distorted.
- To achieve a stereo sound image, the speakers must be placed at an angle of 45° from the perpendicular
of the optimum listening point.
AERIAL CONNECTION
Connect the AM and FM aerials to the AM and FM
terminals on the back panel. The aerials make it possible to
receive a clear signal.
The AM aerial is shaped like a ribbon. It has to be unrolled
and then connected to the AM pressure terminals.
Press the terminal tab, insert the cable and then let go of
the tab so that it is connected properly.
Connect the FM aerial to the Coaxial FM connector.
After connecting the aerials extend them and adjust their
position to achieve optimal signal reception.
When all the connections have been made, connect the sound equipment to the mains. Firstly, switch on the
sound sources and lastly, the amplifier.
When you switch off the equipment, do the same but in reverse order.
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