Harman Kardon HK230A Owners Manual - Page 4

Connecting, Speakers, Stereo, Operation, System

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CONNECTING THE SPEAKERS FOR STEREO OPERATION (1 SYSTEM) Your two speakers should be identical, if possible, to obtain optimum results. Experts agree that a perfectly matched system offers the best stereophonic reproduction. The speakers should be placed along the same wall approximately 8 to 10 feet apart depending upon room size and furniture placement. It may be necessary to experiment with speaker placement until best results are obtained. Use any type of wire to connect your speakers to your receiver. Lamp cord "zip cord" is excellent and may be easily dressed around the molding for an inconspicuous and neat installation. Do not drive the staples or tacks through the center of the wire for this may short out the two sections and will decrease the overall volume or short out the speakers entirely. It is permissible to use approxi• mately 50 feet of speaker connecting wire for each speaker without loss of volume. CONNECT SPEAKERS WITH CARE. AVOID SHORTS - THE RECEIVER HAS BEEN DESIGNED TO PREVENT DAMAGE FROM ACCIDENTAL SHORTING; HOWEVER, REPETITIVE SHORTING CAN DAMAGE TRANSISTORS. 1. Connect one length of lamp cord to the left speaker. This is the speaker on your left as you face the speakers. 2. Attach the other end of the lamp cord to the terminals marked SYSTEM 1 LEFT located on the rear of the receiver. 3. Similarly connect another length of lamp cord to your right speaker. 4. Attach the other end of the lamp cord to the terminals marked SYSTEM 1 RIGHT. 5. Your receiver is now connected for stereo operation and is operative when the SPKR-1 switch on the front panel is in the SPKR-1 position. 3 I-- SYSTEM I --I LEFT GND GND RIGHT 1-SYSTEM 2 -I LEFT GND GND RIGHT SYSTEM I CAUTION CONNECT SPEAKERS WITH CARE AVOID ACCIDENTAL SHORTS

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CONNECTING
THE
SPEAKERS
FOR
STEREO
OPERATION
(1
SYSTEM)
Your
two
speakers
should
be
identical,
if
possible,
to
obtain
optimum
results.
Experts
agree
that
a
perfectly
matched
system
offers
the
best
stereo-
phonic
reproduction.
The
speakers
should
be
placed
along
the
same
wall
ap-
proximately
8
to
10
feet
apart
depending
upon
room
size
and
furniture
place-
ment.
It
may
be
necessary
to
experiment
with
speaker
placement
until
best
results
are
obtained.
Use
any
type
of
wire
to
connect
your
speakers
to
your
receiver.
Lamp
cord
"zip
cord"
is
excellent
and
may
be
easily
dressed
around
the
molding
for
an
inconspicuous
and
neat
installation.
Do
not
drive
the
staples
or
tacks
through
the
center
of
the
wire
for
this
may
short
out
the
two
sections
and
will
decrease
the
overall
volume
or
short
out
the
speakers
entirely.
It
is
permissible
to
use
approxi•
mately
50
feet
of
speaker
connecting
wire
for
each
speaker
without
loss
of
volume.
CONNECT
SPEAKERS
WITH
CARE.
AVOID
SHORTS
-
THE
RECEIVER
HAS
BEEN
DESIGNED
TO
PREVENT
DAMAGE
FROM
ACCIDENTAL
SHORTING;
HOW-
EVER,
REPETITIVE
SHORTING
CAN
DAMAGE
TRANSISTORS.
1.
Connect
one
length
of
lamp
cord
to
the
left
speaker.
This
is
the
speaker
on
your
left
as
you
face
the
speakers.
2.
Attach
the
other
end
of
the
lamp
cord
to
the
terminals
marked
SYSTEM
1
LEFT
located
on
the
rear
of
the
receiver.
3.
Similarly
connect
another
length
of
lamp
cord
to
your
right
speaker.
4.
Attach
the
other
end
of
the
lamp
cord
to
the
terminals
marked
SYSTEM
1
RIGHT.
5.
Your
receiver
is
now
connected
for
stereo
operation
and
is
operative
when
the
SPKR-1
switch
on
the
front
panel
is
in
the
SPKR-1
position.
I--
SYSTEM
I
--I
LEFT
GND
GND
RIGHT
SYSTEM
I
1
-SYSTEM
2
-I
LEFT
GND
GND
RIGHT
CAUTION
CONNECT
SPEAKERS
WITH
CARE
-
AVOID
ACCIDENTAL
SHORTS
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