Advent 300 User Manual

Turntable
connection The
Phono
jacks
are
for
connecting
a
turntable
with
a
magnetic
car
tridge.
Be
sure
that
the phono
plugs
are
firmly
seated
and
that
the connecting
cables
are
posi
tioned
well
away
from
any
AC
power
cords
to
prevent
hum pickup.
If your
turntable
has
a ground
wire
running
from
its
chassis,
connect
it to
the
Ground
termi
nal
screw
below
the
Phono
jacks
on
the
rear
panel.
Tape
deck
connection For
tape
playback,
con
nect
the
output
jacks
of the
deck
to
the
Tape
in
jacks
of the
Model
300.
For
tape
recording,
con
nect
the
Tape
out
jacks
of
the
receiver
to the
input
or record
jacks
of the
tape
deck.
Auxiliary
connections The
Aux
input
jacks
may
be
used
for
additional
high
level
sources,
such
as an
additional tape
deck.
When
connecting
a
monophonic source,
such
as
a
portable
cassette player,
use
either
the
Aux-L
or
Aux-R
jack
and
listen
with
the
Model
300’s
Stereo/Mono
switch
set
to
Mono
so
that
the
sound
will
play
through
both
speakers
of your
system.
Convenience
outlet
A switched
120
volt,
60
Hz
AC
outlet
is provided
on
the
rear
panel
to
power
other
components
of
up
to 100
watts
power
con
sumption.
This
outlet
operates
only
when
the
Power
switch
of the
receiver is
On.
Antenna
The
Model
300
is
equipped
with
a
short-wire
whip
antenna.
When
you
position
the
receiver,
be
sure
that
the
antenna
is
separated
from
the power
cord
and
the
speaker
wires.
Otherwise,
FM
signals
can
be
absorbed
before
they
reach
the
antenna,
and
reception
will
be
degraded.
For
further
information,
refer
to
the
section
on FM
reception
and
antennas
on
page
11.
Power
cord
Connect
the
power
cord
of
the
Model
300
to
a convenient
source
of
AC
power,
120
volts,
60Hz;
orto
your
12
volt
DC power
source
if
you
have
purchased
the
Model
300
12.

Advent 300 Specifications

General

Frequency Response	20Hz to 20kHz
Total Harmonic Distortion	0.5%
Input sensitivity	2.5mV (MM), 150mV (line)
Output	150mV (line)
Speaker load impedance	4Ω to 16Ω
Weight	6.8 kg
Tuning range	FM