Bose 901 Series IV Owner's guide - Page 13

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If you wish to play your tape recorder without using the equalizer (for conventional speakers or headphones) and your control amplifier has two tape monitor circuits, an additional connection procedure is required: 1. Connect "Y" connectors to both channels at the tape output connections of your tape recorder. 2. Connect one side of each "Y" connector as described in Steps 2 and 3 of "Connecting Your Tape Recorder." 3. With the remaining output from each channel "Y" connector. connect cables to the unused tape monitor input connections of Tape Monitor 2 found on your control amplifier. 4. To play your tape recorder with your 901s, place the tape monitor of your 901 equalizer in the monitor position (in) using the TAPE MONITOR 1 circuit. 5. To play your tape recorder with conventional speakers and headphones, place the TAPE MONITOR 2 switch of your control amplifier on. Your tape recorder will then be connected directly to your high-fidelity system and will play without the equalizer. B. CONNECTING HEADPHONES AND CONVENTIONAL SPEAKERS It is important to realize that the BOSE Active Equalizer it troduces substantial boost in the range below 100 Hz an above 5,000 Hz to match the power response of the 90 speakers. Consequently, conventional speakers or headphone: if played with the equalizer in the circuit, will sound unnatua with both treble and bass being emphasized. MORE IMPORTANTLY, HEADPHONES AND CONVENTIONAL SPEAKERS MAY ACTUALLY BE DAMAGED IF PLAYED WITI THE ACTIVE EQUALIZER IN THE CIRCUIT. For this reason, it is important to switch the Active Equalize out of the circuit by placing the tape monitor switch of you. control amplifier in the OFF or NORMAL position when playin conventional speakers or headphones with your high-fidelit system. tAny speaker system other than the BOSE III or IV system. NOTE: Contact your BOSE dealer concerning the availability of "Y" connectors and any further connection advice. 1:

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If
you
wish
to
play
your
tape
recorder
without
using
the
equalizer
(for
conventional
speakers
or
headphones)
and
your
control
amplifier
has
two
tape
monitor
circuits,
an
additional
connection
procedure
is
required:
1.
Connect
"Y"
connectors
to
both
channels
at
the
tape
out-
put
connections
of
your
tape
recorder.
2.
Connect
one
side
of
each
"Y"
connector
as
described
in
Steps
2
and
3
of
"Connecting
Your
Tape
Recorder."
3.
With
the
remaining
output
from
each
channel
"Y"
connec-
tor.
connect
cables
to
the
unused
tape
monitor
input
con-
nections
of
Tape
Monitor
2
found
on
your
control
amplifier.
4.
To
play
your
tape
recorder
with
your
901s,
place
the
tape
monitor
of
your
901
equalizer
in
the
monitor
position
(in)
us-
ing
the
TAPE
MONITOR
1
circuit.
5.
To
play
your
tape
recorder
with
conventional
speakers
and
headphones,
place
the
TAPE
MONITOR
2
switch
of
your
control
amplifier
on.
Your
tape
recorder
will
then
be
con-
nected
directly
to
your
high-fidelity
system
and
will
play
without
the
equalizer.
NOTE:
Contact
your
BOSE
dealer
concerning
the
availabili-
ty
of
"Y"
connectors
and
any
further
connection
advice.
B.
CONNECTING
HEADPHONES
AND
CONVENTIONAL
SPEAKERS
It
is
important
to
realize
that
the
BOSE
Active
Equalizer
it
troduces
substantial
boost
in
the
range
below
100
Hz
an
above
5,000
Hz
to
match
the
power
response
of
the
90
speakers.
Consequently,
conventional
speakers
or
headphone:
if
played
with
the
equalizer
in
the
circuit,
will
sound
unnatua
with
both
treble
and
bass
being
emphasized.
MORE
IMPORTANTLY,
HEADPHONES
AND
CONVENTIONAL
SPEAKERS
MAY
ACTUALLY
BE
DAMAGED
IF
PLAYED
WITI
THE
ACTIVE
EQUALIZER
IN
THE
CIRCUIT.
For
this
reason,
it
is
important
to
switch
the
Active
Equalize
out
of
the
circuit
by
placing
the
tape
monitor
switch
of
you.
control
amplifier
in
the
OFF
or
NORMAL
position
when
playin
conventional
speakers
or
headphones
with
your
high-fidelit
system.
tAny
speaker
system
other
than
the
BOSE
III
or
IV
system.
1: