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Connecting

Speakers

to

the

730:

Find

the

Tow

of

four

connectors

on

the

oack

panel

of

the

730

marked

SPEAKER

SYSTEM

1.

Starting

with

either

LEFT

or

RIGHT

par

of

connectors,

push

firmly

in

on

rne

plastic

head

of

each

connector,

Tevea

ing

an

opening.

Insert

one

bare

conductor

at

the

end

of

each

of

the

lengths

of

wire

you've

prepared

into

each

connector.

Release

the

connector.

Each

conductor

should

be

locked

firmly

in

place

in

its

own

connector.

Take

the

enc

of

this

wire

and

connect

the

bare

conductors

to

the

two

terminals

of

one

of

your

speakers.

Now

(this

is

importan:)

note

:o

which

connector

(red

or

black)

on

the

730,

and

to

which

speaker

terminal.

the

coded

side

of

the

wire

is

connected.

Connect

the

second

speaker

to

the

other

two

connectors

under

SPEAKER

SYSTEM

1,

ceing

sure

the

coded

side

of

this

wire

is

connected

to

both

the

730

and

the

speaker

in

the

same

way

as

the

first

wire.

The

left

channel

connection

snould

be

made

to

the

speaker

placed

at

the

left

side

of

your

listening

area.

The

r

ght

channel

connection

should

be

made

to

the

weaker

placed

at

the

right

side

of

your

listening

area.

Be

certain

[very

important]

all

these

connections

are

t'.ght

and

that

all

the

strands

of

the

wires

are

firmly

seated

in

the

connectors

of

the

730

and

under

the

terminals

of

your

speake

,

systems.

Any

loose

strands

of

wire

cou.d

touch

other

terminals

arid

cause

short

circuits.

which

might

cause

the

speaker

circuit

breaker

to

open.

If

you

have

followed

these

diTections,

your

speakers

will

be

oroperly

"phased."

We

will

describe

how

to

check

this

by

ear

when

the

other

connections

are

completed

and

your

system

is

operating.

Note:

Two

equal

lengths

of

w're

are

suggested

to

prevent

any

imbalance

in

the

system•

even

if

one

speaker

will

be

quite

close

to

the

730.

Later.

when

you

put

the

components

in

your

system

into

their

final

posi:;ens,

you

can

neatly

coil

any

excess

wire

and

place

it

inconspicuously.

If,

now

or

later,

you

wish

to

connect

a

second

pair

of

speakers,

you

can

use

the

SPEAKER

SYSTEM

2

connectors

of

the

730,

following

the

procedure

outlined

n

,

eviaisty.

The

speakers

in

your

system

snould

ALL

have

a

rated

impedance

of

8

ohms

or

higher.*

Although

your

730

has

been

designed

for

use

with

speakers

with

rated

imped-

ances

of

8

or

16

chms,

the

730

can

accommodate

ONE

pair

of

4

-ohm

speakers

more

than

adequately.

You

should

not,

however.

use

more

than

ONE

pair

of

4

-ohm

speakers.

Damage

to

the

730

could

result

from

such

use.

SPEAKERS

8-16

OHMS

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SPEAKER

SYSTEM

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SPEAKER

SYSTEM

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GND

RIGHT

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