Harman Kardon AVP-1A Owners Manual - Page 17
Installing, AVP1A
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Installing Your AVP1A For convenience of operation, we suggest that you run all your main audio and video sources through the AVP1A. Four inputs (including the tape monitor input) accept audio and composite video sources while the remaining two accept audio and S-type (Y/C) video from S-VHS, S-Beta, and some laser video players and satellite receivers. The AVP1A does not transcode the video signals. Composite video will only appear on the composite video outputs (monitor and record) Likewise, S-type signals will only appear on the S-type outputs. The AVP1A can become the heart of a home entertainment environment. Every type of consumer audio source can be used with the AVP1A except a turntable. If you wish to use a turntable/cartridge with the AVP1A, you will require a preamplifier or stereo receiver to provide proper pre-amplification and RIM equalization for the magnetic phono cartridge. The main output or tape record output from the preamp or receiver should be connected to one of the six audio input on the AVP1A. The main audio outputs of the AVP1A are designed for use with either THX - certified or conventional speakers. The electronic crossover switch (on the back panel) must be engaged when using THX (certified speakers, separate subwoofer and LCR speakers). If you have a small room and are only using one subwoofer, use the Mono Sub output. If you are using a single pair of conventional surround speakers or THX dipolar surround speakers, use the LB (left back) and RB (right back) outputs. You will have to reverse the polarity of the surround speakers with that of the front speakers! 14