Clarinette-96 3-Piece AM/FM Compact Stereo w/Cassette Tape Player/Recorder,
Full Auto-Changer
(130-1203)                 Preparation                Faxback Doc. # 32847

PREPARATION FOR USE

Carefully remove all packing material before operating this unit.

Place unit on a sturdy, level surface convenient to an AC outlet supplying
ordinary household current (105 - 120 V AC 60 Hz). Do not plug unit into AC
outlet at this time.

When locating your component system avoid high heat areas as excessive heat
MAY result in damage to your tapes and cabinet parts.

DUST COVER

The dust cover pivot-arc fits into the slot at the rear of the motorboard.
It is designed to pivot back to provide access for loading records, or it
can be removed if desired.  Be sure the pivot-arc is properly seated in the
slot, and grasp the center of the handle when lifting the cover.

PHONOGRAPH

Float the changer by turning the transit screws clockwise until they are
even with the changer base.  Press down on rear portion of the stabilizer
arm and swing it to the center of the turntable, and rotate the turntable
manually for several revolutions to make sure it is free and not in the
midst of a change cycle.  Remove the needle guard.

CONNECTION OF SPEAKERS

Place the speakers at convenient locations on either side of the unit.
Usually a distance of five to eight feet between speakers provides the best
stereo effect, but this may vary depending on the acoustics and size of
your room.. NEVER OPERATE THE UNIT WITHOUT THE SPEAKERS CONNECTED.

Connect the Speakers to the MAIN SPEAKER output jacks - be sure to connect
the Left channel speaker to the "L" jack and Right to "R."

If you would like, you can connect a second pair of speakers to the REMOTE
jacks.  The speakers you connect to the REMOTE Jacks should be of fairly
good quality to be sure you hear all sounds that can be recovered from
normal stereo sources.  Your Radio Shack store carries a complete selection
of speakers suitable for the rear channel sound.

POWER SOURCE

Plug the power cord into a convenient AC socket supplying ordinary
household current (105 - 120V AC 60 Hz).  NEVER CONNECT THE POWER CORD TO
ANY OTHER VOLTAGE SOURCE AS THIS CAN DAMAGE THE UNIT.  AND IS NOT
COVERED BY THE WARRANTY.  Reversing the plug in the power outlet may reduce
any background noise.

NOTE:  The power cord serves as the built-in antenna for FM reception.  It
       must be uncoiled and extended full length for maximum efficiency.

Be sure all connections have been made properly - especially that your
speakers are connected.

CONTROL SETTINGS

Preset Treble, Bass and Balance Controls to mid range; set Volume about 1/4
of range.  Adjust them for the desired sound and tone reproduced from the
selected program.


(YO/EB 5/3/96)