User manual NAD 114

[. . . ] Use only with a cart, stand, tripod, bracket or table recommended by the manufacturer or sold with the unit. Any mounting of the device on a wall or ceiling should follow the maufacturer's instructions and should use a mounting accessory recommended by the manufacturer. Quick stops, excessive force and uneven surfaces may cause the appliance and cart combination to overturn. Read and follow all the safety and operating instructions before connecting or using this unit. [. . . ] A substitute electrical ground, such as a cold water pipe, may also prove effective. Connect a video-related audio signal here, such as the audio output from a video cassette recorder, video disc player, TV monitor/receiver, or stereo television decoder. Alternatively, any "line-level" audio signal may be connected here, such as the playback from a spare tape deck. If you don't have a VCR player, any other line-level signal source (such as a spare tape deck) may be connected to the Video Sound input. Any "line-level"signal source may be connected here, such as the audio output from a spare deck or video product. You could connect the audio from a stereo television set here and the audio from a stereo VCR to the Video input. Set the switch at MM for cartridges of the moving magnet, induced magnet, moving flux, and moving iron (variable reluctance) types, and for "high-output" movingcoil pickups, i. If your cartridge is a low-output movingcoil pickup (with a rated output of less than 1. Here is another way to determine the preferred setting of the MM/MC switch. After you have completed the installation and wiring of the system, play a record. You should obtain a satisfyingly loud volume level with VOLUME control set at 9 o'clock. If you have to turn up the VOLUME control beyond 9 o'clock to get adequately loud sound, turn the VOLUME back down and re-set the MM/MC switch to MC. NAD 4 Connect the audio signal cable from an AM/FM (or video) tuner to this pair of jacks. If you don't have a Tuner, any other line-level signal source (such as a spare tape deck) may be connected to the Tuner input. These jacks allow you to connect a second tape recorder of any type, and the preamplifier is wired to permit copying tapes from one recorder to the other. Connect a cable from the TAPE 1 OUT jacks of the 114 to the recorder's LINE IN jacks, and another cable from the recorder's LINE OUT jacks to the TAPE 1 IN jacks. The TAPE 1 jacks may be used for a signal-processing accessory instead of a second tape recorder. examples of such accessories include a dynamic range processor , a dynamic noise filter , or a graphic equalizer. Connect a patch cord from the TAPE 1 OUT jacks to the processor's inputs, and another The tape connections may be used with recorders of all types: cassette, micro-cassette, open-reel, digital, etc. To make recordings, connect a stereo patch cord from the TAPE 1 OUT jacks of the 114 to the recorder's LINE IN jacks (not its microphone inputs). To play back tapes, connect a stereo patch cord from the recorder's LINE OUT jacks to the TAPE 1 IN jacks of the 114. (See Figure 2) Insertion of a plug into the PHONES socket automatically mutes the signal at the PREAMP OUTPUT jacks , silencing the loudspeakers. [. . . ] When Tape 1 or 2 is engaged, the selected input signal continues to be fed to the Tape Out jacks for recording (or signal-processing), but the signal returning from the tape recorder (or processor) is selected for listening. The Volume control is designed for accurate tracking of its two channels, so that the stereo balance will not shift noticeably as the loudness of the sound is varied. Vänster kanal skall anslutas till den övre kotakten och höger till den nedre. Anslut en kabel från TAPE 1 OUT på 114 till däckets LINE IN kontakter, och en andra kabel till däckets LINE OUT kontakter till TAPE 1 IN kontakter. [. . . ]