Advent 300 User Manual

The
first
and
simplest
potential
improvement
is
to
replace
the
short-wire
whip
antenna
with TV
“rabbit
ears” connected
to the
two
Antenna
ter
minals
of the
receiver.
Use
the
simplest
and
cheapest
antenna
of this type
you
can find,
because
more
elaborate
versions
may
actually
perform
less well
on FM
signals
than
the sim
plest
models.
Extend
each
ear as
close
to
30
inches
as
the antenna
and
space
permit,
and
arrange
them
as close
to horizontal
as conven
iently
possible.
Then rotate
the
entire antenna
until
the
best sound
results.
As with
the whip
antenna,
different
positions
for different
stations
may
be
required.
(We
recommend
rabbit
ears
over
a flat--wire
“folded
dipole”
antenna
because
they are
easier
to
manipulate
for best
results.)
terminals
on the
receiver
are for
300
ohms. Your
building
superintendent
or the
cable
service
can
usually
supply
information
or the necessary
connectors
and
instructions
for
connecting
them.
The
ultimate
in
reception
quality,
but
only if
really
needed,
is
a
well-designed
and
properly-
installed
outdoor
FM
antenna
of
the directional
variety.
Depending
on your
location
and
the
directional
character
of the
particular
antenna,
an
antenna
rotor may
also
be
required.
Check
with
your dealer
or
an antenna
specialist
for
advice
on
this
kind
of antenna
and
its
installation.
If
you
have
an outdoor
TV
antenna,
live
in a
building
with
a
master
TV
antenna
system,
or
subscribe
to a
TV
cable
service
that provides
FM signals,
connecting
the
Model
300
to
the
TV
system
may
result
in
significant
improvement.
Making
that
connection
usually
requires
an
assortment
of
inexpensive
accessories,
includ
ing
a
TV-FM
splitter,
appropriate
cable,
and
possibly
a
matching
transformer
if the TV
system
uses
75-ohm
coaxial
cable,
since the
antenna
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Advent 300 Specifications

General

Brand	Advent
Model	300
Category	Stereo Receiver
Language	English