Harman Kardon CITATION I Owners Manual - Page 6

Installati

on

The

Citation

I

may

be

easily

installed

in

your

cabinet

by

following

the

simple

instructions

on

the

mount-

ing

template

supplied.

Alternatively,

a

furniture

-finished

hardwood

enclosure

is

available

from

your

dealer

as

an

optional

extra.

Power

Amplifier

Connection

The

Citation

I

Preamplifier

was

specifically

designed

for

operation

with

the

Citation

II

Stereo

Power

Amplifier.

However,

it

is

eminently

suited

to

driving

any

other

stereo

power

amplifier,

or

a

pair

of

monophonic

power

amplifiers.

If

two

monophonic

amplifiers

are

used,

it

is

strongly

suggested

that

they

be

a

matched

pair.

Two

pairs

of

preamplifier

output

receptacles

are

provided.

These

can

be

used

to

drive

two

entirely

separate

stereo

power

amplifiers

in

different

locations.

Shielded

leads

with

standard

plugs

are

used

for

ma

ing

the

connec-

tions.

These

can

be

obtained

from

your

dealer

in

the

lengths

required.

Because

the

Citation

I

uses

low

-impedance

.

anode

followers

at

the

outputs,

the

power

amplifier

may

be

placed

in

any

location

up

to

forty

feet

from

the

Cita-

tion

I.

When

using

the

Citation

II

Power

Amplifier,

connect

from

the

Citation

I

CHANNEL

A

OUTPUT

recep-

tacle

(either

one)

to

the

Citation

II

CHANNEL

A

INPUT.

Then

connect

a

second

shielded

lead

from

either

of

the

Citation

I

CHANNEL

B

OUTPUT

receptacles

to

the

Citation

II

CHANNEL

B

INPUT.

The

remaining

pair

of

Citation

I

output

receptacles,

A

and

B,

can

be

used

to

drive

a

second

stereo

amplifier.

If

you

are

using

a

pair

of

monophonic

amplifiers

with

the

Citation

I,

connect

one

of

the

preamplifier

CHANNEL

A

outputs

and

one

of

the

CHANNEL

B

outputs

to

the

inputs

of

these

amplifiers.

If

"center

fi

ll"

is

required

in

your

stereo

system,

a

monophonic

amplifier

can

be

added.

Simply

connect

a

shielded

lead

from

the

Citation

I

receptacle

marked

CENTER

CHANNEL

AMP

OUT

to

the

input

of

the

third

-

channel

amplifier.

This

channel

can

also

be

used

to

provide

remote

monophonic

operation.

Follow

the

instructions

provided

with

your

amplifier

to

connect

your

speakers.

Do

not

turn

on

the

equip-

ment

until

you

have

made

these

connections.

Tape

Head

Playback

Connection

Connect

a

pair

of

shielded

leads

from

your

stereo

tape

deck

to

the

A

and

B

TAPE

HD

input

receptacles

on

the

INPUT

CHANNEL

strip

at

the

rear

of

the

Citation

I.

A

monophonic

tape

deck

can

be

connected

to

either

of

these

inputs.

If

your

tape

player

has

its

own

preamplifier,

do

not

use

the

TAPE

HD

inputs.

The

next

paragraph

describes

this

type

of

connection.

Tape

Recorder

Playback

Connection

Connect

the

outputs

of

your

stereo

tape

recorder

to

the

A

and

B

TAPE

AMP

input

receptacles

on

the

IN-

PUT

CHANNEL

strip

at

the

rear

of

the

Citation

I.

The

output

of

a

monophonic

tape

recorder

can

be

connect-

ed

to

either

the

A

or

B

TAPE

AMP

input.

Tape

Recorder

Recording

Connection

Provision

is

made

on

the

Citation

I

to

permit

the

recording

of

anyprogram

material.

Connect

the

left

input

of

your

stereo

tape

recorder

to

the

TAPE

OUT

receptacle

A

on

the

Citation

I,

and

connect

the

right

recorder

in-

put

to

TAPE

OUT

receptacle

B.

A

monophonic

recorder

can

be

connected

to

either

of

the

TAPE

OUT

recep-

tacles.

These

connections

should

be

kept

as

short

as

possible

to

avoid

loss

of

treble

response.

Tuner

Connection

Connect

a

pair

of

shielded

leads

from

the

AM

and

FM

output

receptacles

of

your

stereo

tuner

to

the

Cita-

tion

I

TUNER

Channel

A

and

B

receptacles.

The

FM

lead

is

normally

plugged

into

the

Channel

A

tuner

re-

ceptacle,

the

AM

lead

being

connected

to

the

Channel

B

receptacle.

The

same

procedure

applies

if

you

are

using

separate

AM

and

FM

tuners.

If

you

are

using

a

monophonic

AM/FM

tuner,

connect

it

to

the

Channel

A

TUNER

receptacle.

Multiplex

is

a

form

of

FM

stereo

broadcasting

where

both

channels

are

transmitted

by

one

FM

station.

In

addition

to

an

FM

tuner,

a

multiplex

adaptor

is

necessary.

For

hookup

information

consult

your

adaptor

instruc-

tion

book.

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