Harman Kardon SC6 Owners Manual - Page 11

SPEAKER

PHASING

(Cont)

the

monophonic

position.

Instead,

it

will

appear

to

come

from

both

sides.

If

the

speakers

are

out

-of

-phase,

turn

off

the

system

and

disconnect

both

leads

from

either

the

left

or

right

speaker

and

reverse

them.

Your

system

will

now

be

in

phase.

CONNECTING

THE

FM

ANTENNA

Due

to

the

exceptionally

high

sensitivity

of

your

receiver,

the

48"

wire

supplied

is

sufficient

for

all

but

the

most

difficult

locations.

The

balanced

antenna

input

is

designed

to

accept

a

300

ohm

antenna,

indoor

or

outdoor

type.

When

using

the

antenna

supplied,

connect

one

end

of

the

48"

wire

to

either

FM

antenna

terminal,

as

shown

on

the

rear

panel

drawing.

Hori-

zontal

placement

of

the

antenna

offers

maximum

polarization

for

opti-

mum

reception.

The

antenna

may

be

tacked

to

the

back

of

the

molding

behind

the

equipment

or

to

the

shelf

you

use.

In

more

remote

locations,

an

outside

Yagi,

folded

di

-pole

or

omnidi-

rectional

antenna

is

recommended

(Jerrold/Taco

FMP

8,

FMP

10,

FMP

16).

For

the

greatest

gain,

an

8

to

14

element

Yagi,

designed

for

the

FM

band,

is

suggested.

A

Yagi

is

very

directional,

however,

and

it

may

be

desirable

to

use

an

antenna

rotor

if

a

full

360

°

coverage

is

re-

quired.

For

reception

in

the

suburbs,

an

outside

folded

di

-pole

or

omni-directional

di

-pole

is

recommended.

CONNECTING

THE

AM

ANTENNA

The

self-contained

AM

antenna,

located

inside

the

cabinet

of

your

com-

pact

music

system,

comprises

all

the

antenna

usually

required

for

a

normal

signal

area.

In

more

remote

locations,

an

additional

outdoor

antenna

may

be

necessary.

This

should

consist

of

a

single

wire,

as

long

As

is

reasonably

practical.

It

must

be

kept

away

from

large

metal

objects,

power

lines,

or

electrical

machinery

to

insure

recep-

tion

without

extraneous

noise.

Attach

this

length

of

wire

to

the

AM

terminal

on

the

ANTENNA

TERMINAL

STRIP.

CONNECTING

A

STEREO

TAPE

RECORDER

Since

most

stereo

tape

recorders

include

their

own

record

and

playback

pre

-amplifiers,

it

is

not

desirable

to

connect

the

output

of

the

re-

corder

into

any

low

level

input

receptacles.

This

will

result

in

overloading

of

the

low

level

stage

and

cause

distortion.

Connect

the

two

tape

recorder

output

leads

to

the

LEFT

and

RIGHT

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