TYPICAL SYSTEM
CONNECTIONS
AM
FM
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Repeat Steps 4-5 to connect the left
speaker
to
the
receiver's
left
SPEAKERS push terminals.
Caution:
•
Do
not use speakers that have
an
im-
pedance of less than 8 ohms.
• To avoid a short circuit, do not allow
stray wires to touch another terminal.
• Use only the length of wire necessary
to connect the speakers to the
receiver.
POSITIONING
YOUR SPEAKERS
Placement of your speakers depends
largely
on
the arrangement of your
listening room and the way you listen to
music.
Experiment
with
different
speaker locations to achieve the best
sound.
Stereo speakers should be several feet
apart. Putting them too close together
reduces the stereo effect, while placing
them too far apart reduces the bass
effect and creates a
"hole"
in
the
middle. Speakers usually disperse the
sound at about a 60-degree angle,
so
ideally, your listening position should
be
in
the overlap area. You might want to
angle the speakers toward
you
for a bet-
ter stereo effect.
CONNECTING ANTENNAS
Under most conditions, your receiver's
built-in antennas are adequate for
FM
and
AM
reception. Connect the FM
line-cord antenna to the
FM
ANT
300-ohm screw terminal
on
the back
panel of your receiver. The built-in
AM
antenna requires no attention.
FM ANT
AM ANT
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