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CONNECTING THE SPEAKERS FOR MONOPHONIC OPERATION (2 SYSTEMS) If your receiver i s to be used monophonically and stereo i s to be added at a later date, it i s essential that both speaker output terminals are terminated into a proper load to prevent damage to the output stage of the receiver. Refer to Diagram D for proper installation of the loading resistors. At no time should the output terminals be paralleled for monophonic operation! CONNECTING THE SPEAKER FOR STEREOPHONIC OPERATION (SYSTEM 1) AND MONOPHONIC OPERATION (SYSTEM 2) SYSTEM I SYSTEM I DIAGRAM D 90718562 THIS IS THE ONLY CORRECT METHOD FOR CONNECTING TWO SPEAKERS MONOPHONICALLY. TO YOUR RECEIVER DIAGRAM E
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CONNECTING THE SPEAKERS FOR MONOPHONIC OPERATION
(2
SYSTEMS)
If your receiver
is
to be used monophonically and stereo
is
to be added at
a later date, it
is
essential that both speaker output terminals are terminated into
a proper load to prevent damage to the output stage of the receiver. Refer to
Diagram D for proper installation of the loading resistors.
At no time should the output terminals be paralleled for monophonic
operation!
SYSTEM
I
DIAGRAM D
90718562
CONNECTING THE SPEAKER FOR STEREOPHONIC OPERATION
(SYSTEM
1)
AND MONOPHONIC OPERATION (SYSTEM
2)
SYSTEM
I
DIAGRAM
E
THIS IS THE ONLY CORRECT METHOD FOR CONNECTING
TWO SPEAKERS MONOPHONICALLY. TO YOUR RECEIVER