Harman Kardon TA12 Owners Manual - Page 1

harman kardon 11 Model TA-12 HIGH FIDELITY TUNER -AMPLIFIER ... OPERATION AND SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS IMPORTANT It is essential you read this instruction book carefully before setting up your Harman-Kardon high fidelity system. You have invested in a fine instrument into which many excellent engineering developments have been incorporated. Each is important for the proper operation of your system. This book has been written in simple nontechnical language and if you will take the time to read it first before doing anything else you will find it simple to obtain optimum performance from your new Solo II. We especially call your attention to the paragraph describing the proper adjustment of the Hum Bucking Control. This control should be adjusted prior to permanent installation of the instrument. UNPACKING After unpacking the Solo II, inspect it carefully for signs of damage in transit. Your unit was subjected to many inspections and tests prior to packing. If damage is visible, notify your dealer immediately. If the unit was shipped to you, notify the transportation company at once. Check the contents of the carton carefully. Inspect the folds of the packing material before discarding it. Your package should contain: 1 Solo II, Model TA-12. 1 Instruction Booklet. 1 Antenna Wire. (FM) 1 Warranty Card. 1 Template and Cabinet Installation Instructions. It is strongly urged that the warranty card be completed and mailed without delay, to protect your rights under the warranty. If you shotild require repair service or information on the use of the Solo II, we will be able to identify your unit immediately, and respond quickly, NOTE: To expedite iervice, when necessary, please contact Harman-Kardon first. We will suggest a warranty station in your area and give you the proper procedure and authorization for shipping. INSTALLATION Your Solo II receiver may be installed on an open shelf, table, bookcase or high fidelity equipment cabinet. For cabinet mounting, refer to the template supplied with this instruction book. Ventilation: All electrical equipment generates heat which must be allowed to escape. Although the Solo II is well