Harman Kardon CITATION I Owners Manual - Page 7
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Record Ployel Connection A stereo record player has two shielded output leads. If your record player uses a magnetic stereo cartridge, connect to the PHO 1 MAG receptacles, A and B, on the INPUT CHANNEL strip at the rear of the Citation I. If your record player uses a ceramic or crystal stereo cartridge, connect to the PHO 2 receptacles, A and B, marked CER-XTL on the INPUT CHANNEL strip. The additional pair of PHO 2 receptacles, A and B, marked MAG can be used for an additional record player with a magnetic stereo cartridge; however, only one pair of the PHO 2 receptacles can be used at a time. Thus, if you have two record players, one with a ceramic or a crystal cartridge and the other with a magnetic cartridge, the fi rst would be connected to the PHO 2 input receptacles and the second to the PHO 1 receptacles. The choice between the two is then made by means of the FUNCTION switch on the front panel. A monophonic cartridge of the magnetic type can be connected to either the A or B input receptacle of either PI-1O 1 MAG or PHO 2 MAG. Use either of the PHO 2 CER-XTL receptacles for a monophonic cartridge of the ceramic or crystal type. Auxiliary Input Connections A pair of high-level input receptacles, marked AUX on the INPUT CHANNEL strip, is provided for connecting an additional program source. This is for use in more complicated systems where a second tape player, telephone line, or other input source is desired. Power Connections Plug the AC cord into any outlet furnishing 105-125 volts 50 or 60 cycle AC current. Four AC convenience outlets are provided on the rear deck of the Citation I, one being live at all times and three live only when the power switch is on. Plug the power cord of your Citation II (or other basic amplifier) into one of the switched outlets. Plug the power cord of your tuner or tape recorder into either of the other switched outlets. The heavy-duty Citation I power switch will then control the preamplifier and the associated equipment. Plug the power cord of a turntable or record changer into the unswitched receptacle; these devices are best controlled by their own switches, in order to avoid the possibility of flats on idler wheels. Ground Connections It may be desirable to provide a common ground between the Citation I preamplifier and any associated equipment. This can be accomplished by using the screw marked - ground- on the rear deck of the chassis. WARRANTY This warranty applies only to Harman-Kardon factory-wired sets. For the warranty and service policy applicable to Citation kits, see the Kit Construction book. For a period of 90 days following the original date of purchase, all parts supplied with Harman-Kardon Citation units are guaranteed by the manufacturer to be free from defects in material and workmanship when put to normal use and service. This guaranty is specifically limited to the following conditions: (1) To validate the warranty, the warranty card accompanying each unit must be filled out completely and returned to the factory immediately following the date of purchase. (2) Harman-Kardon reserves the right to substitute replacement parts for any which may be found defective. (3) The warranty is effective only as to parts which are defective at the time of sale or become defective as the result of normal operation during the 90 day period following the date of sale. (4) This warranty is limited to those parts which are returned to the factory transportation prepaid, and in the judgment of Harman-Kardon are found defective under the terms of this warranty. This warranty is in lieu of all other warranties, express or implied and of all other obligations on the part of Harman-Kardon. Harman-Kardon neither assumes nor authorizes any one else to assume for it any other liability in connection with the sale of this instrument. 3 NOTE: It is necessary to receive factory authorization before returning a set for repair. Write directly to us describing the specific difficulty, model and serial number of your unit. At times, by performing certain checks on your own you can save the expense of shipping the set to a warranty station or to the factory. We reserve the right to refuse a unit at our factory or warranty station unless previous authorization has been given. 5