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Notes
on
operating
the
Model
300
Volume
The
relationship
between
the
Volume
setting
and
power
output
of
the
Model
300
is
not
linear.
Setting
the
Volume
control
at
half
rota
tion
does
not
mean that
you
are
using
half
the
power
of
which
the
receiver
is
capable.
For
example,
if
there
is
no
signal
input,
there
will
be
no
power
output,
no
matter
what
the
Volume
setting.
The
Volume
control
adjusts
gain
(much
like
a
faucet
regulates
the
flow
of
water
from
a
pipe),
while
the
level
of
the
signal
to
be
amplified
determines
power output
to
achieve
a
given
vol
ume
level
(just
as
water
pressure
determines
how
far
the
faucet
must
be
opened
to
allow
a
given
volume
of
water
to
pass
through).
Tithe
output
level
of
a
tape
recorder
in
your
system
is
significantly
below
that
of
the
Model
300’s
phono
preamp,
the
Volume
setting
will
be
higher
for
tape
listening
than
for
disc
listening
at
the
same
subjective
volume
level.
Power
out
put,
however,
will
be
the same.
As
you
turn
up
the
Volume
control
of
the
Model
300,
distortion
remains
constantly
low
until
the
point
of
amplifier
overload
is
reached.
The
point
at
which amplifier
“clipping”
occurs
will
vary
considerably
with
the
dynamic
range
of
the
musical
material,
its
bass
content,
and
the
set
ting
of
the
Bass
control.
When
you
exceed
the
maximum
undistorted
output
into
your
speaker
system,
music
will
start
to
sound
distorted,
i.e.
harsh,
gritty,
or
fuzzy.
While
the Model
300
can
be
operated
at
or
near
clipping
for
sustained
periods
of
time
without
audible
strain
or
impairment,
prolonged
oper
ation
at
severely
distorted
volume
levels
can
damage
your
loudspeakers.
Bass
and
Treble
Bass
and
Treble
controls
pro
vide
carefully
tailored
adjustment
of
bass
and
treble
balance
relative
to
the middle
register.
The
Bass
control
has a
sliding
inflection
point
to
allow
correction
of
only
the
lowest
bass
with
a
small
rotation
of
the
knob,
and
it
affects
a
wider
range
of
low
frequency
tones
with
increasing
deflection
from
the
center
position.
The
Treble
control
has a
fixed
hinge
point,
as
an
overall
sloping
response
provides
the
most
useful
adjustment
on
treble
tones.
At
low-to-moderate
volumes,
large
rotations
of
the
tone
controls
to
boost
bass
and
or
treble
can replace
or
augment
the
operation
of
the
Loudness
switch,
compensating
for
the
changes

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Advent 300 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Frequency Response20Hz to 20kHz
Total Harmonic Distortion0.5%
Input sensitivity2.5mV (MM), 150mV (line)
Output150mV (line)
Speaker load impedance4Ω to 16Ω
Weight6.8 kg
Tuning rangeFM