Harman Kardon CITATION RECEIVER Owners Manual - Page 7

If

your

cable

is

75

ohm,

it

will

be

round

with

either

two

protruding

wires

or

a

threaded

coaxial

connector.

If

the

cable

ends

in

bare

wires

connect

the

wire

that

forms

the

outer

mesh

braid

to

the

terminal

marked

GND,

75g.

Connect

the

solid,

copper

-colored

wire

protruding

from

the

center

of

the

cable

to

the

terminal

imme-

diately

to

the

left

of

the

first.

If

your

75

ohm

lead

has

a

threaded

coaxial

connector,

tighten

it

onto

the

threaded

antenna

receptacle

marked

750.

If

no

outdoor

antenna

is

available,

connect

the

lugs

of

the

dipole

antenna

(supplied

with

the

Receiver)

to

the

300

c2

BAL

terminals.

The

position

of

the

antenna

is

impor-

tant

for

optimum

reception.

The

dipole

will

perform

best

if

its

arms

are

carefully

ex-

tended

in

a

straight

horizontal

line

and

the

entire

antenna

is

fixed

to

the

wall

or

tacked

to

the

back

of

a

shelf.

Connecting

Turntables

The

Citation

Receiver

provides

two

sets

of

inputs

for

turntables.

Each

turntable

will

have

its

own

signal

cables

for

the

left

and

right

channels.

Consult

the

turntable

owner's

manual

and

determine

which

of

the

cables

is

the

left

channel

signal

cable.

Insert

the

plug

into

the

upper

PHONO

1

receptacle

on

the

rear

panel

of

the

Citation

Receiver.

Insert

the

plug

of

the

right

channel

signal

cable

into

the

lower

PHONO

1

receptacle.

Press

both

plugs

in

as

far

as

they

will

go

so

that

they

are

seated

snugly

If

the

turntable

has

a

separate

ground

wire,

connect

it

to

the

knurled

lug

marked

GND

on

the

Receiver.

To

connect

a

second

turntable,

repeat

the

procedure

using

the

PHONO

2

receptacles.

7••••••••••••••na

-

s,

•

PHONO

2

ROrt

GND

AUX

GND

GND

PREAMP

MON

A

SUBSONIC

FILTER

switch

is

located

on

the

rear

panel

near

the

PHONO

input

receptacles.

The

filter

protects

the

Receiver

and

speakers

from

inordinate

subsonic

resonances

produced

by

some

turntable

-arm

-cartridge

combinations.

The

SUB-

SONIC

FILTER

affects

only

the

phono

inputs.

You

may

prefer

the

margin

of

safety

provided

by

having

the

SUBSONIC

FILTER

switch

set

to

the

IN

position.

After

following

the

procedure

described

in

the

Oper-

ations

section

of

this

manual,

some

critical

listeners

may

prefer

to

have

the

switch

in

the

OUT

position.

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