Harman Kardon A224 Owners Manual - Page 7

Tape-hi/aux

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Connecting Your Record Player: Any type of record player may be used with this amplifier. If your player , • uses a low level magnetic cartridge plug it into either the LEFT or RIGHT LOW LEVEL INPUT. Set the appropriate PHONO/TAPE switch located on the rear panel to the "PHONO" position. If you are using a monaural ceramic or crystal cartridge plug it into either the LEFT or RIGHT PHONO-HI input. Connecting Your Tape Player: Connect your monaural tape deck to one of the LOW LEVEL INPUT jacks on the rear panel. If your magnetic cartridge is connected to the LEFT LOW LEVEL INPUT, connect the tape deck to the RIGHT LOW LEVEL INPUT, or vice-versa. The PHONO/TAPE EQUALIZATION switch corresponding to the LOW LEVEL INPUT used for the tape deck must be in the TAPE position for proper tone equalization. Connecting Your Tape Recorder: Since most monaural tape recorders have their own preamplifier, it is not desirable to plug the output of the recorder into the LOW LEVEL INPUT jack. This might cause overloading of the input stage. Connect the recorder output plug to either LEFT or RIGHT TAPE-HI/AUX jack on the rear panel. Connecting Your Tape Recorder To Make A Recording: Provision is made on your Model A-224 amplifier to permit the recording of any program material. Connect the input of your monaural tape recorder to either the LEFT or RIGHT TAPE OUT receptacle located on the rear panel. If the program source you desire to record is plugged into the left preamplifier channel, use the LEFT TAPE OUT jack and if it is plugged into the right preamplifier channel, use the RIGHT TAPE OUT jack. This will enable you to make a recording with the proper recording equalization as determined by, your recorder, while simultaneously monitoring the program with the proper tone control, contour and loudness setting. Connecting Auxiliary Monaural Equipment: A TV tuner or other similar device with high output levels may be con- nected to either the LEFT or RIGHT TAPE-HI/AUX jack on the rear panel. OPERATING THE MODEL A-224 AS A MONAURAL AMPLIFIER The Model A-224 incorporates the following front panel controls. Viewing the instrument from left to right you will note a TREBLE Control (on/off switch is incorporated in this control), BASS Control, LOUDNESS Control, BALANCE Control, MODE Switch and FUNCTION Switch. On the upper left section of the front panel you will note two SPEAKER SELECTOR Switches and on the upper right section a CONTOUR Switch and RUMBLE FILTER Switch. TECHNICAL EXPLANATION OF THE CONTROLS Bass and Treble: These controls provide the full range of tonal adjustment necessary for high fidelity listening. These controls can either boost or cut the bass and treble tones of your monaural system. The controls should be set in accordance with your hearing preference, speaker characteristics and room acoustics. Loudness Control: This control adjusts the volume level of any program material fed into your high fidelity system. Its effect can be modified by the CONTOUR Switch.

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Connecting
Your
Record
Player:
Any
type
of
record
player
may
be
used
with
this
amplifier.
If
your
player
uses
a
low
level
magnetic
cartridge
plug
it
into
either
the
LEFT
or
RIGHT
LOW
,
LEVEL
INPUT.
Set
the
appropriate
PHONO/TAPE
switch
located
on
the
rear
panel
to
the
"PHONO"
position.
If
you
are
using
a
monaural
ceramic
or
crystal
cartridge
plug
it
into
either
the
LEFT
or
RIGHT
PHONO-HI
input.
Connecting
Your
Tape
Player:
Connect
your
monaural
tape
deck
to
one
of
the
LOW
LEVEL
INPUT
jacks
on
the
rear
panel.
If
your
magnetic
cartridge
is
connected
to
the
LEFT
LOW
LEVEL
INPUT,
connect
the
tape
deck
to
the
RIGHT
LOW
LEVEL
IN-
PUT,
or
vice
-versa.
The
PHONO/TAPE
EQUALIZATION
switch
correspond-
ing
to
the
LOW
LEVEL
INPUT
used
for
the
tape
deck
must
be
in
the
TAPE
position
for
proper
tone
equalization.
Connecting
Your
Tape
Recorder:
Since
most
monaural
tape
recorders
have
their
own
preamplifier,
it
is
not
desirable
to
plug
the
output
of
the
recorder
into
the
LOW
LEVEL
INPUT
jack.
This
might
cause
overloading
of
the
input
stage.
Connect
the
recorder
output
plug
to
either
LEFT
or
RIGHT
TAPE-HI/AUX
jack
on
the
rear
panel.
Connecting
Your
Tape
Recorder
To
Make
A
Recording:
Provision
is
made
on
your
Model
A-224
amplifier
to
permit
the
recording
of
any
program
material.
Connect
the
input
of
your
monaural
tape
recorder
to
either
the
LEFT
or
RIGHT
TAPE
OUT
receptacle
located
on
the
rear
panel.
If
the
program
source
you
desire
to
record
is
plugged
into
the
left
preamplifier
channel,
use
the
LEFT
TAPE
OUT
jack
and
if
it
is
plugged
into
the
right
pre-
amplifier
channel,
use
the
RIGHT
TAPE
OUT
jack.
This
will
enable
you
to
make
a
recording
with
the
proper
recording
equalization
as
determined
by,
your
recorder,
while
simultaneously
monitoring
the
program
with
the
proper
tone
control,
contour
and
loudness
setting.
Connecting
Auxiliary
Monaural
Equipment:
A
TV
tuner
or
other
similar
device
with
high
output
levels
may
be
con-
nected
to
either
the
LEFT
or
RIGHT
TAPE-HI/AUX
jack
on
the
rear
panel.
OPERATING
THE
MODEL
A-224
AS
A
MONAURAL
AMPLIFIER
The
Model
A-224
incorporates
the
following
front
panel
controls.
Viewing
the
instrument
from
left
to
right
you
will
note
a
TREBLE
Control
(on/off
switch
is
incorporated
in
this
control),
BASS
Control,
LOUDNESS
Control,
BALANCE
Control,
MODE
Switch
and
FUNCTION
Switch.
On
the
upper
left
section
of
the
front
panel
you
will
note
two
SPEAKER
SELECTOR
Switches
and
on
the
upper
right
section
a
CONTOUR
Switch
and
RUMBLE
FILTER
Switch.
TECHNICAL
EXPLANATION
OF
THE
CONTROLS
Bass
and
Treble:
These
controls
provide
the
full
range
of
tonal
adjustment
necessary
for
high
fi
delity
listening.
These
controls
can
either
boost
or
cut
the
bass
and
treble
tones
of
your
monaural
system.
The
controls
should
be
set
in
accordance
with
your
hearing
preference,
speaker
characteristics
and
room
acoustics.
Loudness
Control:
This
control
adjusts
the
volume
level
of
any
program
material
fed
into
your
high
fi
delity
system.
Its
effect
can
be
modified
by
the
CONTOUR
Switch.