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ungrounded terminal io'Nour amplifier. Connect the other speaker terminal to the "commod" or gound terminal on the amplifier. If stranded wire is used be sure that loose strands do not short the speaker or amplifier terminals. Be sure the terminals are securely tightened. V. Connecting the 901 Active Equalizer TI-ES PART OF THE INSTALLATION DIFFERS FROM THAT OF OTHER SPEAKER SYSTEMS. FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS STEP BY STEP. In order to provide proper equalization of the frequency spectrum, the 901 Active Equalizer must be connected between the signal sources (AM-FM tuners, tape recorder or phonograph) and the power amplifier section of your system. The connections described in this section can be used with virtually all amplifiers, preamplifiers and receivers. (If your system contains a separate preamplifier and power amplifier, an alternate method of connection may be preferred and is described in Section VI. Read both Sections V and VI and if you choose the procedure described in Section VI, do not follow any of the steps in this section.) The 901 Active Equalizer is normally connected to your amplifying equipment as if it were a tape recorder, utilizing the tape monitor function on your preamplifier or receiver. (A new tape monitor switch is supplied on the Equalizer. Instructions for connecting your tape recorder to the Equalizer are also given in this section.) Refer to Figure 2 and connect the Equalizer as follows: 1. Turn off the power to all equipment. 2. If you have a tape recorder, disconnect it from the rear panel of your preamplifier or receiver. The tape recorder will be reconnected later. STEPS 3 TO 6 WILL CONNECT THE EQUALIZER TO YOUR PREAMPLIFIER OR RECEIVER. READ THEM CAREFULLY. 3. Take one of the cables supplied with the Equalizer and connect the RIGHT channel EQUALIZER OUTPUT terminal on • 3

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ungrounded
terminal
i
o
Nour
amplifier.
Connect
the
other
speaker
terminal
to
the
"commod"
or
gound
terminal
on
the
amplifier.
If
stranded
wire
is
used
be
sure
that
loose
strands
do
not
short
the
speaker
or
amplifier
terminals.
Be
sure
the
terminals
are
securely
tightened.
V.
Connecting
the
901
Active
Equalizer
TI
-ES
PART
OF
THE
INSTALLATION
DIFFERS
FROM
THAT
OF
OTHER
SPEAKER
SYSTEMS.
FOLLOW
THESE
INSTRUC-
TIONS
STEP
BY
STEP.
In
order
to
provide
proper
equalization
of
the
frequency
spec-
trum,
the
901
Active
Equalizer
must
be
connected
between
the
signal
sources
(AM
-FM
tuners,
tape
recorder
or
phonograph)
and
the
power
amplifier
section
of
your
system.
The
connections
described
in
this
section
can
be
used
with
virtually
all
amplifiers,
preamplifiers
and
receivers.
(If
your
system
contains
a
separate
preamplifier
and
power
amplifier,
an
alternate
method
of
connection
may
be
preferred
and
is
described
in
Section
VI.
Read
both
Sections
V
and
VI
and
if
you
choose
the
procedure
described
in
Section
VI,
do
not
follow
any
of
the
steps
in
this
section.)
The
901
Active
Equalizer
is
normally
connected
to
your
am-
plifying
equipment
as
if
it
were
a
tape
recorder,
utilizing
the
tape
mon-
itor
function
on
your
preamplifier
or
receiver.
(A
new
tape
monitor
switch
is
supplied
on
the
Equalizer.
Instructions
for
connecting
your
tape
recorder
to
the
Equalizer
are
also
given
in
this
section.)
Refer
to
Figure
2
and
connect
the
Equalizer
as
follows:
1.
Turn
off
the
power
to
all
equipment.
2.
If
you
have
a
tape
recorder,
disconnect
it
from
the
rear
panel
of
your
preamplifier
or
receiver.
The
tape
recorder
will
be
reconnected
later.
STEPS
3
TO
6
WILL
CONNECT
THE
EQUALIZER
TO
YOUR
PREAMPLIFIER
OR
RECEIVER.
READ
THEM
CAREFULLY.
3.
Take
one
of
the
cables
supplied
with
the
Equalizer
and
connect
the
RIGHT
channel
EQUALIZER
OUTPUT
terminal
on
3