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V6 I2AT7 VI \I2AT7 T2 V2 6BA6 T3 V3 T4 6AU6 V4 6AU6 CONSTRUCTION SHEET THE CODA * • • • 4,YRIGHT 3956 HAP k -KARDON,lNC REPRODUCTION FORBIDDEN T7 ▪ 'NO • li • • 'a.-3iR.ws 41f. S • • ANIENSIEW r 45ID I I * ■ s. *• • * • • •* • rfilempkt 0 • These photographs show the printed circuit boards used in the Harman-Kardon Coda and indicate to some degree the complexity of design and painstaking care required in the planning of such a unit. FM frequencies, by their very nature, require careful placement of parts and leads. In conventional point to point wiring, misplacement of a wire, even a slight amount from its correct position will adversely affect operation. The amplifier has been designed to use printed circuits in those areas where each component and each connecting lead must be carefully positioned in order to afford best possible operation. This design form results, we feel, in providing the best possible characteristics and reflects the highest state of the art in the construction of fine audio equipment. 0 • "IL TUNER SECTION /V7 6BE6 ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITOR T6 SELENIUM RECTIFIER T5 V5 6AL5 - s. MVO= P10'2:630 REPRODUCTION FORBIDDEN COPYRIGHT 1956 IN U.S.A. S. CANADA HARMAN-ICARDON, INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED . .. AMPLIFIER SECTION

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CONSTRUCTION
SHEET
THE
CODA
These
photographs
show
the
printed
circuit
boards
used
in
the
Harman-Kardon
Coda
and
indicate
to
some
degree
the
complexity
of
design
and
painstaking
care
required
in
the
planning
of
such
a
unit.
FM
frequencies,
by
their
very
nature,
require
care-
ful
placement
of
parts
and
leads.
In
conventional
point
to
point
wiring,
misplacement
of
a
wire,
even
a
slight
amount
from
its
correct
position
will
adversely
affect
operation.
The
amplifier
has
been
designed
to
use
printed
cir-
cuits
in
those
areas
where
each
component
and
each
connecting
lead
must
be
carefully
positioned
in
order
to
afford
best
possible
operation.
This
design
form
results,
we
feel,
in
providing
the
best
possible
characteristics
and
reflects
the
highest
state
of
the
art
in
the
construction
of
fine
audio
equip-
ment.
REPRODUCTION
FORBIDDEN
COPYRIGHT
1956
IN
U.S.A.
S.
CANADA
HARMAN-ICARDON,
INC.
ALL
RIGHTS
RESERVED
AMPLIFIER
SECTION