SAE Two T14 - Page 4

PHIIOSOPHY
For the
past
twelve
years, Scientific Âudio
Electronics,
has been
designing,
developing,
and manufacturing
a unique
line of
high enil components
and
accessories.
Utilizing
their full
production
capabilities
with
a
completely
mechanized
metal fabrication
planq ultra-
clean
assembly
lines and elaboratequality
conrrol
facilities,
SAE
has been able
to produce
a
line
of
products
with
incomparable
quality and integrity.
The originat
Sr{E
line included a
power
amplifier
rnd
a.preamplifier.
The followingL2
years
has seen
ir{E
successfully
broaden
that first line
of
amps
and
Dreamps
as
well
as
develop
a long
list
of
now standard
high
iiaeüry
components
including the
first
graphic
equalizer,
rhe
fiist
digital
readour
FM
runer, the
first
parametric
:qualizer,
and
the
first
impulse
noise
reduction system.
Recently,
SAE
has
extended
this
engineering
tuperiority
to
the
SAE
TWO line.
Each
SAE
T\üøO
product
reilects
the expertise
long associated
with the SA,E
name.
By utilizing
rhe efficiency
of
Japanese
manufacturing
for
this special
line,
SAE's
engineering
preeminence
has
now
been brought
to markets
previously
unattainable.
connE(Tlons
All audio
signal connections
should
be
made
with
high qualiq'
co-axial
audio
cables.
'Jühenever
rear
panel
coãne&ions
are
being
made, the T14 and
all associated
cornponents
should
be switched off.
OUTPUT
-
Using
the
high quality
stereocableprovided,
connect
the
OUTPUT LEFT
and OUTPUT
RIGHT
jacks
of
your T14 to
the
appropriate
inputs marked
"tuner"
or
"aux"
on
your
control amplifier
or
preamplifier.
Á.NTENNA
-
Once
che
above
connections
have been
made,
rhe unit
is
operable;
however,
both
rhe AM and the
FM antennas
play
a critical
role
in the overall
quality
of
reception
and
we
srongly
suggest
that
you take
the time
ro adjust
them correctly.
FM Antenna
-
Your
T14
is
provided
wirh a folded
dipole
antenna.
Before
the unit
is
plugged
in,
connect
this
antenna
to
the
terminals
marked
"300
Ohms"
on
the rear
of
your
tuner.
Once
the
T14 has been
plugged
in, switched
on
and
tuned
to a
desired
FM station,
adjust
the dipole
antenna
by
moving
it around
to obtain
the best
quality
signal
from
thar particular
station.
Âs
you tune
from station
to
station,
you
may
need
to reorient
rhis antenna-
.Although
basic,
the folded
dipole
is an
extremely
sensitive
antenna
which allows
for
the reception
of a
large
number
of
available
FM stations
with
your tuner. Should
you
find
that
the dipole
is not
adequate
for
y-our receprion
needs,
please
contact
your
dealer
to
obtain
further
informãtion
about
the
variety of antennas
that will
provide
the
performance
characteristics
your
require-
You
may
find in
your listening
areas
that
many
stations
tend
to
have a
harsh
high end
where the
"s's"
and
"t's"
sound
distorted.
This
phenomenon
is a
result
of
the
runer
receiving both
direct and
delayed signals
from
the
station.
The
delayed signals
are
reflections
off of
buildings,
mountains
and
even
passing aircraft.
To
correct
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