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Connect the Y-adapter cord’s 1/8-inch
stereo plug to the 1/8-inch stereo out-
put jack on your computer’s sound
card. Then connect the Y-adapter
cord’s right (red) and left (white)
phono plugs to the system’s R (red)
and
L (white) Input A phono jacks.
To the Audio Output of a Portable or Home Stereo System
You can connect the system to a por-
table stereo source (such as a CD
player or cassette player) using a
shielded audio cable with a 1/8-inch
stereo plug at each end (such as Cat.
No. 42-2387, not supplied).
Connect one end of the cable to the
input source’s 1/8-inch stereo LINE
OUT or headphone jack.
• If you use the input source’s LINE
OUT jack, the source’s volume
control has no effect.
• If you use the input source’s head-
phone jack, set the input source’s
volume control to its middle set-
ting.
Then connect the cable’s other end to
the system’s Input B jack on the back
panel.
Note: If you are not connecting the
system to a computer sound card, you
can use the supplied Y-adapter cord
between the portable audio source’s
LINE OUT or headphone jack and the
system’s R and L Input A phono jacks.
Or, using a shielded audio cable with
left and right phono plugs at each end
(such as Cat. No. 42-2356, not sup-
plied), you can connect the system
between your home audio source’s
right and left AUDIO OUT jacks and
the system’s R and L Input A phono
jacks.
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