Harman Kardon STEREO RECITAL TA224 Owners Manual - Page 4
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caution applies. Checking for phase, and correcting if necessary, is quite simple, and is done at the time of installation of the system. Play a record with readily apparent bass tones. Listen carefully to the strength and clarity of the bass. Now reverse the connections of one of the speakers. If the bass notes are now louder and clearer, the speakers are now correctly phased. If the bass seems weaker, the original connection was correct. LEFT RIGHT SPEAKERS 8 16 O,- G 8 16 0 0 1611 SPEAKER CONNECTING YOUR SPEAKERS 811 SPEAKER DIAGRAM A Connecting The FM Antenna: Due to the exceptionally high FM sensitivity of the TA224, the 48" piece of wire supplied with the unit will be sufficient antenna for all but the most difficult locations. One end of this wire should be stripped of insulation and attached to the rear screw terminal marked FM on the Antenna Terminal strip located on the rear of the chassis. The other end of this wire should be extended horizontally along the cabinet or table. Horizontal placement of the antenna wire provides proper polarization for optimum reception. If an outdoor antenna is required to "reach" for distant stations, use a folded dipole or Yagi specifically cut for the FM band. A homemade 300 ohm "T" type antenna is not satisfactory and should not be used as a substitute for the 48" piece of wire supplied with the set. The "T" type antenna has a tendency to pick up extraneous noise. TV antennas are at times satisfactory but may have a tendency to introduce ignition noise and other interference into the tuner circuit. They are not recommended except under unavoidable circumstances. Usually better results can be obtained with the 48" piece of wire. When using an outdoor antenna, attach the 300 ohm lead-in wire (twisting it 4-5 times for each running foot) to the antenna terminals on the rear of the TA224 marked FM and G. Connecting The AM Antenna: The AM loopstick antenna on the rear of the TA224 chassis comprises all the antenna required for normal signal areas. In more remote locations an addi-