Harman Kardon A401 Owners Manual - Page 10

Speaker, Fuses, Right

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Other Controls Fuses By far the most frequently used controls are the FUNCTION, VOLUME, and POWER controls, but each of the controls we haven't yet mentioned has a specific purpose and value. Listen to their effect as we describe them. TREBLE Raises (clockwise) or lowers (counterclockwise) high frequency content in program material on both channels simultaneously. Neutral position is 12 o'clock. BASS Same effect as TREBLE control, except works on low frequencies. CONTOUR Works in conjunction with VOLUME control to increase bass energy at low volume settings. Progressively less effect as volume level is increased. The CONTOUR control has no effect at VOLUME control settings beyond 12 o'clock. TAPE-MON Admits program from any "high level" source (usually tape recorder) connected to TAPE MONITOR receptacles. It does not affect signal appearing at the TAPE OUTPUT receptacles. Thus, the use of the TAPE MONITOR switch does not disturb the recording process of whatever source the FUNCTION switch is set to. (Note: If the rear panel TAPE MONITOR inputs are unoccupied and the TAPE MONITOR switch is depressed, no sound will be heard regardless of the position of the FUNCTION switch. The same will be true if the equipment connected to the TAPE MONITOR inputs is off). TAPE MONITOR also allows for connection of signal processing devices. LO CUT A filter to reduce low frequency content of any program material. Rumble from your turntable (if present) or other low frequency problems can be effectively reduced. PHONES Two receptacles for headphones for private listening. Does not automatically defeat speaker systems. Headphones can be used whether your speakers are "on" or "off". FUNCTION Selects program for playback through system. Same signal appears at TAPE OUT. SPKRS-1, SPKRS-2 Permits either or both of two speaker systems to be driven. To permit private listening, these controls are independent of the signal appearing at the PHONES receptacles. SPEAKER FUSES [ - LEFT RIGHT1 2 5A 3AG 2 5A 3AG FUSE 2A 3AG Se A-401 Specifications Power Output: Power Bandwidth: Frequency Response: Square Wave Rise Time: Square Wave Tilt: Total Harmonic Distortion: Intermodulation Distortion: Noise: Sensitivity: Damping Factor: Input Impedance: Tone Control: Dimensions: Weight: Three fuses are provided to protect the A-401. Two of these are the speaker fuses and labeled as such. They work to protect the amplifier circuitry from external short circuits or other conditions which would cause excessive current to be drawn through the amplifiers. If one of your speakers stops reproducing sound, first check the connections for that speaker, then check the speaker fuse for that channel. Replace the fuse after correcting any short circuit conditions (wire strands touching the wrong terminals are the usual cause). The remaining fuse protects the entire amplifier from excessive currents through the AC power line. Should any fuse blow: THE REPLACEMENT FUSES MUST BE OF PRECISELY THE SAME TYPE AS THAT SPECIFIED ON THE REAR PANEL. USING ANY OTHER FUSES WILL NOT PROTECT THE A-401. SERIOUS DAMAGE TO ITS CIRCUITRY MAY RESULT. 20 WATTS MIN. RMS PER CHANNEL. Both channels driven into 8 ohms from 20 Hz to 20 kHz, with less than 0.5% THD. From less than 10 Hz to greater than 35 kHz at less than 0.5% THD into 8 ohms, both channels driven simultaneously at 10 watts per channel. From less than 10 Hz to greater than 80 kHz at less than 0.5% THD into 8 ohms, both channels driven simultaneously at 1 watt per channel with electrically flat tone controls. Less than 2 microseconds. Less than 5% at 20 Hz. Less than 0.3% from 250 milliwatts to 20 watts RMS, both channels driven simultaneously into 8 ohms from 20 Hz to 20 kHz. Less than 0.2% at rated power. Less than 52 dB residual (unweighted). 120-150 millivolts, AUX, TAPE MON; 2.5 -3 millivolts, PHONO. Greater than 30. Greater than 20k ohms AUX. Greater than 10k ohms TAPE MON 47k ohms PHONO. Plus and minus 12 dB at 50 Hz; Plus and minus 14 dB at 10 kHz. 13"W x 103/4" D x 514/ " H. 33 cm. W x 27.5 cm. D x 13.4 cm. H. 131/2 lbs./6.2 kg.

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Other
Controls
Fuses
By
far
the
most
frequently
used
controls
are
the
FUNCTION,
VOLUME,
and
POWER
controls,
but
each
of
the
controls
we
haven't
yet
mentioned
has
a
specific
purpose
and
value.
Listen
to
their
effect
as
we
describe
them.
TREBLE
Raises
(clockwise)
or
lowers
(counterclockwise)
high
frequency
content
in
program
material
on
both
channels
simultaneously.
Neutral
position
is
12
o'clock.
BASS
Same
effect
as
TREBLE
control,
except
works
on
low
frequencies.
CONTOUR
Works
in
conjunction
with
VOLUME
control
to
increase
bass
energy
at
low
volume
settings.
Progressively
less
effect
as
volume
level
is
increased.
The
CONTOUR
control
has
no
effect
at
VOLUME
control
settings
beyond
12
o'clock.
TAPE-MON
Admits
program
from
any
"high
level"
source
(usually
tape
recorder)
connected
to
TAPE
MONITOR
receptacles.
It
does
not
affect
signal
appearing
at
the
TAPE
OUTPUT
receptacles.
Thus,
the
use
of
the
TAPE
MONITOR
switch
does
not
disturb
the
recording
process
of
whatever
source
the
FUNCTION
switch
is
set
to.
(Note:
If
the
rear
panel
TAPE
MONITOR
inputs
are
unoccupied
and
the
TAPE
MONITOR
switch
is
depressed,
no
sound
wi
ll
be
heard
regardless
of
the
position
of
the
FUNCTION
switch.
The
same
wi
l
l
be
true
if
the
equipment
connected
to
the
TAPE
MONITOR
inputs
is
off).
TAPE
MONITOR
also
allows
for
connection
of
signal
processing
devices.
LO
CUT
A
filter
to
reduce
low
frequency
content
of
any
program
material.
Rumble
from
your
turntable
(if
present)
or
other
low
frequency
problems
can
be
effectively
reduced.
PHONES
Two
receptacles
for
head-
phones
for
private
listening.
Does
not
automatically
defeat
speaker
systems.
Headphones
can
be
used
whether
your
speakers
are
"on"
or
"off".
FUNCTION
Selects
program
for
playback
through
system.
Same
signal
appears
at
TAPE
OUT.
SPKRS-1,
SPKRS-2
Permits
either
or
both
of
two
speaker
systems
to
be
driven.
To
permit
private
listening,
these
controls
are
independent
of
the
signal
appearing
at
the
PHONES
receptacles.
SPEAKER
FUSES
[-
LEFT
RIGHT
1
2
5A
3AG
2
5A
3AG
FUSE
2A
3AG
Se
A-401
Specifications
Power
Output:
Power
Bandwidth:
Frequency
Response:
Square
Wave
Rise
Time:
Square
Wave
Tilt:
Total
Harmonic
Distortion:
Intermodulation
Distortion:
Noise:
Sensitivity:
Damping
Factor:
Input
Impedance:
Tone
Control:
Dimensions:
Weight:
Three
fuses
are
provided
to
protect
the
A-401.
Two
of
these
are
the
speaker
fuses
and
labeled
as
such.
They
work
to
protect
the
amplifier
circuitry
from
external
short
circuits
or
other
conditions
which
would
cause
excessive
current
to
be
drawn
through
the
amplifiers.
If
one
of
your
speakers
stops
reproducing
sound,
first
check
the
connections
for
that
speaker,
then
check
the
speaker
fuse
for
that
channel.
Replace
the
fuse
after
correcting
any
short
circuit
condi-
tions
(wire
strands
touching
the
wrong
terminals
are
the
usual
cause).
The
remaining
fuse
protects
the
entire
amplifier
from
excessive
currents
through
the
AC
power
line.
Should
any
fuse
blow:
THE
REPLACEMENT
FUSES
MUST
BE
OF
PRECISELY
THE
SAME
TYPE
AS
THAT
SPECIFIED
ON
THE
REAR
PANEL.
USING
ANY
OTHER
FUSES
WILL
NOT
PROTECT
THE
A-401.
SERIOUS
DAMAGE
TO
ITS
CIRCUITRY
MAY
RESULT.
20
WATTS
MIN.
RMS
PER
CHANNEL.
Both
channels
driven
into
8
ohms
from
20
Hz
to
20
kHz,
with
less
than
0.5%
THD.
From
less
than
10
Hz
to
greater
than
35
kHz
at
less
than
0.5%
THD
into
8
ohms,
both
channels
driven
simultaneously
at
10
watts
per
channel.
From
less
than
10
Hz
to
greater
than
80
kHz
at
less
than
0.5%
THD
into
8
ohms,
both
channels
driven
simultaneously
at
1
watt
per
channel
with
electrically
flat
tone
controls.
Less
than
2
microseconds.
Less
than
5%
at
20
Hz.
Less
than
0.3%
from
250
milliwatts
to
20
watts
RMS,
both
channels
driven
simultaneously
into
8
ohms
from
20
Hz
to
20
kHz.
Less
than
0.2%
at
rated
power.
Less
than
52
dB
residual
(unweighted).
120-150
millivolts,
AUX,
TAPE
MON;
2.5
—3
millivolts,
PHONO.
Greater
than
30.
Greater
than
20k
ohms
AUX.
Greater
than
10k
ohms
TAPE
MON
47k
ohms
PHONO.
Plus
and
minus
12
dB
at
50
Hz;
Plus
and
minus
14
dB
at
10
kHz.
13"W
x
10
3
/
4
"
D
x
5
1
/
4
"
H.
33
cm.
W
x
27.5
cm.
D
x
13.4
cm.
H.
13
1
/
2
lbs./6.2
kg.