available in your area. The FM portion will be
heard on your left speaker system, the AM
portion on the right. Consult your newspaper
for the station to which each tuning section
should be set.
MPXI On this position, you can listen to FM
\Iultiplex broadcasts, provided the Coronet is
equipped with a multiplex adaptor, as de-
scritred on page 6. Use this position also to
listen to FM-FM stereo broadcasts, provided
an auxiliary FM tuner is connected to the
Coronet, as described on page 9.
AUX: Use this position to listen to any pro-
gram source connectedto the AUX jacks.
NOTE: it is also necessary to set the AUX
Switch on the rear panel to either AUX-
MONO or AUX -STEREO, depending on
'whether the program source is monophonic or
stereophonic.
fope-Phono Switch. . .
Use this switch only when you are playing a
record or tape through the sound system oI
the Coronet. Set the switch to either NIONO
or STEREO depending upon whether the
source is monophonic or stereophonic.
NOTE: If you play a monophonic record
with a stereo cartridge, set this switch to
MONO position for superior results. All verti.
cal rumble and noise will be eliminated.
Tope Monltor Switch . . .
IMPORTANT: The Tape Monitorswitch,
located on the rear chassis. is used in the ON
position only to monitor while recording a
broadcast or program source, originating lrom
the Coronet, on a tape recorder equipped with
separate recording and playback heads (or
when playing back recorded material lrom this
recorder.) This switch must be kept in OFF
position at all othet times; otberwise, the
Coronet will be inoperative.
FM
cnd AM Tuning...
The FM tuning knob selects FM stations in
the 88 to 108 megacycle band. The AM tuning
knob selects AM stations in the 530 to 1650
kilocycle band. Turning each knob will move
its respective pointer scross the dial scale and
vary the individual FM or AM MicroRay Tun-
ing Indicator.
The Tuning Indicators have a logarithmic
responseto the strength of broadcast signals;
that is, they respond with greatest sensitivity
to weak signals, and with less sensitivity to
strong signals, thus guarding against over.
loading the indicators. The bright bar of light
is divided by a dark narrow area. This area
will contract and expand continually as you
move the pointer across the dial towards the
station you have chosen. When you reach tle
station you wish to hear, the gap between the
two bright sections becomes smaller. You are
-tuned to the exact center of the station when
the gap is at its ndrrouest, Use these indica-
tors to achievegreater tuning accuracy.
LoggingScole...
In addition to the FM and AM scales,a 0
to 100 logging scale is included on the dial
glass,between the upper and lower scales.By
using this scale as a reference, you can tune
in your favorite FM and AM stations more
easily-the numerical order is linear and the
graduations are equal.
All Bondwidrh Switch . . .
If you are tuned to an AM station. and
there is no interlerence from an adjacent sta-
tion, keep this switch in BROAD position.
This will insure optimum frequency response
and best tonal quality. I{ there is station in-
terference, however, move this switch to
SHARP position for highly selectivetuning.
NOTE: When listening to an FM-AM stereo-
phonic broadcast, keep this switch in BROAD
position to provide the necessary wide Ire-
guency response to match the broad-band FM
signal.
Bossand Treble Conlrols . . .
The Bass and Treble controls permit you to
obtain the tonal qualities that are most suit-
able lor your listening requirements. The Bass
controls vary the intensity oI the low fre-
quency bass tones, while the Treble controls
vary the intensity of the high frequency treble
tones. Each set of controls consists of dual
knobs mounted one behind the other. The
smaller knobs, with the gold triangle marker,
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