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TABLE OF
CONTENTS
INSTALLING THE 800-6
FOR THE ‘MAN IN A HURRY’
OPERATING THE
800-B
CUSTOM MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
PAGE
3
7
8
13
15
A
NOTE ON STEREOPHONIC SOUND
is a step in the history of high
S
fidelity music reproduction. This unique dual-channel system
a distinct monophonic (single-channel) systems
of two audio characteristics:
the
dimensions
of
direction and These
live sound qualities are for the most part
missing i n systems because are made a n d
re-
produced over single channel.
This is
analogous to listen-
ing to with one ear. Stereophonic recording techniques, how-
ever. utilize separate banks of microphones, positioned in left
and
right sections
of
the orchestra.
In
this arrangement, the
micro-
phones detect the musical i n much the
same
manner
as
the
two of a listener. The sound picked up by each bank
of
micro-
phones is then to independent channels a n d recorded on
tape, o r transmitted scporote channels of
a
stereophonic
broadcast.
To reproduce stereophonic realism in the home, two separate
sound
channel.;
to achieve
the stereophonic effect.
The
stereo
sound player, tape recorder or tuner is fed to
which in drive separate speaker
instruments
on the left side of
the
orchestra
i n the speaker to
your
left: instruments on
the right side
of
the orchestra are heard predominantly in the speaker
to pour right: instruments located i n the center appear to
be
heard midway two speaker systems. T h e result
is
a star-
tling
sense of presence
such as is normally experienced
only
a t a live
orchestral performance.
FM STEREO
a frequency range far in excess
of the
F
range.
For
Fisher wide-band tuners have
frequency which extends to 75 while the normal hearing
range does not exceed
17
This “space” in
the frequency