REAR
PANEL
FEATURES
FM
ANTENNA
TERMINALS
PHONO JACKS
CD-4/AUX JACKS
These
jacks
are
for connection
of
any 4-channel
high
level
equipment
source.
Manufacturers may
use
different terminology
for
the
four
channels
and
~re
should
be
exercised
to
avoid
confusin~
the
sIgnal
channel terminations. The following
are
examples
of
4-channel nomenclature equiva-
lents:
These
two
jacks
are
intended
for
use
with
magnetic cartridges requiring a standard
47000
Ohm
resistive load.
If
a hum
is
heard
~hen
playing a record,
try
reversing
the polarity
of
the turntable power plug.
If
this
is
ineffective
,
connect a
separate
ground wire from the turn-
table
or
record
changer
to
the CHASSIS
GROUND binding post
of
the 4300.
Connect the
FM
antenna
to
these
terminals. FOI
best
FM reception, Marantz recommends a
Log
Periodic antenna mounted on a good qualit)
rotor
system. For rural
areas,
it
is
recommende(
that a local dealer
be
consulted about antenn;
installation
and
lightning arrestor protection.
J.
master antenna system
is
not
recommended fo
use
with your Model 4300,
such
systems
ar
usually
designed
expressly
for
television receptiol
and
frequently
suppress
FM
signals
before distr:
bution. In addition, master antenna
system
often severely
limit
quality
FM
reception.
Wher
outdoor antennas
are
prohibited
or
inconvenien°
use
a simple form
of
300 Ohm
TV
"rabbit
ear
antenna or the simple ribbon-type folded dipol
antenna supplied
with
the 4300. Both
are
prat
tical
and
will
give
satisfactory results in primar
signal
areas.
Your Model 4300
will
accept either a 75 Ohm (
300 Ohm antenna.
(See
Figure 11.)
The
3C
Ohm antenna cable should
be
connected 1
the
two
terminals marked
FM
on
the ANTENN
terminal.
When
using 75
Ohm
coaxial antenr
cable,
connect its shield to the
"G"
tE
minai,
and
its inner or center conductor
to
eit
er
of
the
FM
terminals.
TRACK
1
TRACK
2
TRACK
3
TRACK
4
LF-LF-CHANNEL- 1
LR-LB-CHANNEL- 2
RF-RF-CHANNEL- 3
RR-RB-CHANNEL- 4
LEFT
FRONT
LEFT
REAR
RIGHT
FRONT
RIGHT
REAR
TAPE MONITOR IN AND TAPE
MONITOR OUT JACKS
These
jacks
are
for
the connection
of
a 2-channel
or 4-channel
tape recorder.
(Refer
to
"SOURCE DEVICES",
page
4.)
AM
ANTENNA
TERMINAL
An external AM antenna
can
be
connected
this terminal. The 4300
is
equipped
with
a
ferri1
ro~
antenna
for
AM
reception and
it
will
gi
satisfactory results in primary signal
are;
Figure
11.
FM/AM
Antenna
Connections
Figure
12.
AM
Ferrite-rod
Antel
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