Boston Acoustics AM/FM Radio Tuner Connecting Other Equipment, HRD-i iPod Docking Adapter

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Connecting Other Equipment

Connecting Headphones

Connect the headphone plug to the jack beside the symbol. This turns off the Duo internal speakers. If your headphones have a 1/4-inch plug you will need an adapter.

Using Aux Inputs

Other audio equipment, such as a portable CD player, can be connected to the Duo through the Aux inputs. The Aux 1 input on the front panel has an 1/8-inch jack. The Aux 2 input on the rear panel uses two RCA jacks. The right and left channel jacks are color coded red and white respectively. Select the Aux 1 or Aux 2 input using the MODE control as described in the “Selecting a Source” section of this manual.

The HRD-i – iPod Docking Adapter

With the optional HRD-i docking adapter you can use your iPod as a music source for general playback or to wake to music when using the alarm clock function. If your iPod can store video tracks you can watch them on an external television when it is docked to the HRD-i.

Connecting the HRD-i

Connect one end of the supplied cable to the output

connector beside the

symbol on the rear of the HRD-i.

 

 

Connect the other end to the input on the rear of the Duo

 

 

below the

symbol. To play video tracks stored on your

Composite

Connect to Duo

iPod connect a standard RCA plug cable between the output

Video Output

HRD-i Input

on the back of the HRD-i beside the

symbol and the

 

 

composite input of your television. Typically the composite video input of a television is color coded yellow. Refer to the manual for your television for information on this input and how to use it.

The HRD-i is supplied with seven docking adapters. These fi t in the docking well of the HRD-i to support various iPod models. The table below lists the iPod models and the docking adapters to use with them. The number of the docking adapter is molded into the back of the part. Place the appropriate adapter in the docking well and plug your iPod into the dock.

iPod Model (Capacity)

Adapter Number

iPod photo (40 / 60GB), iPod with color display (60GB)

7

iPod nano (2 / 4GB)

 

8

5G and U2 iPod (30 GB with video), iPod classic (80GB)

9

5G iPod with video (60GB / 80GB), iPod classic (160GB)

10

iPod nano - 2nd generation (2 / 4 / 8GB)

 

11

iPod nano - 3rd generation (4 / 8GB)

 

13

iPod touch 8GB & 16GB

 

14

Docking Adapter

13

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Contents Horizon Duo Important Safety Instructions Introduction FeaturesWith the optional HRD-i docking adapter Unpacking and Setting Up Your Horizon Duo ContentsAbout the Front Panel Controls About the Remote ControlAM and FM Antennas Setting the Clock Adjusting the VolumeBasic Control Operations Turning the Horizon Duo On or OffUsing the Front Panel Controls Tuning In a Radio StationUsing the Remote Control Selecting a SourceUsing the Front Panel Control Setting a Station PresetYou want to set up. a tone Station SeekAdjusting Bass and Treble Selecting a Preset StationSetting the Alarm Time Alarm Clock FeaturesSetting an Alarm How the Alarms WorkSleep Function Snooze FeatureTouch Sensitive Rim Display Information Other Control SettingsDisplay Brightness Connecting Headphones Connecting Other EquipmentUsing Aux Inputs Connecting the HRD-iSelecting the iPod Source Remote Control iPod OperationFront Panel Control iPod Operation Press the iPod buttonMaintenance and Service Service PortAbout Clock Memory Security Cable ConnectionIf Service Seems Necessary Limited WarrantyFor EU Customers Only

AM/FM Radio Tuner specifications

Boston Acoustics is renowned for its high-fidelity sound and quality audio equipment, and their AM/FM radio tuner is no exception. This tuner brings a new dimension to radio listening, combining modern technology with the classic charm of traditional broadcasting. It is designed to deliver crystal-clear sound quality, ensuring that every note and broadcast is experienced to its full potential.

One of the standout features of the Boston Acoustics radio tuner is its advanced digital signal processing technology. This technology enhances sound clarity and reduces static, making it possible to listen to your favorite radio stations even in challenging reception areas. Users will appreciate the tuner’s ability to automatically scan for available stations, allowing for seamless tuning without the hassle of manual adjustments.

The device typically features an easy-to-read LCD display that provides essential information such as station frequency and signal strength, helping listeners find their desired stations more efficiently. With the capability to store multiple presets, users can quickly access their favorite AM and FM stations without having to manually seek each one.

In addition to its sound quality and ease of use, the Boston Acoustics tuner often includes additional connectivity options, such as Bluetooth and auxiliary input, enabling users to connect their smartphones or other digital devices. This versatility allows for streaming music and podcasts directly through the tuner, catering to the preferences of modern users who want more than just traditional radio.

Robust build quality is another hallmark of the Boston Acoustics brand, and this tuner is typically no different. Designed to fit seamlessly into any home audio setup, it features a sleek and compact design that doesn’t compromise on performance. The tuner's controls are intuitive, allowing for easy operation whether you are adjusting the volume, changing stations, or switching between inputs.

Overall, the Boston Acoustics AM/FM radio tuner combines reliable performance with modern features, making it an excellent addition to any audiophile’s collection. Its commitment to sound quality, user-friendly design, and additional connectivity options positions it as a versatile and valuable piece of equipment for enjoying both traditional radio programming and digital audio content. Whether at home or in a professional setup, this tuner enhances the listening experience, bringing music and talk radio to life.
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