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THE TEN'S NETHER PARTS.

In the back-end of the TEN are the corresponding socket connections for

the buttons out front.

The MAIN OUT runs back to your receiver. Everything that goes into

the TEN (FM, records, tape, TV. etc.)...all return to your amp or receiver through

these two RCA-type sockets.

TAPE OUT is the outbound segment of the tape loop we confused you

with before. Signals outbound from the TEN are routed to your tape deck or

to any other add-ons through this outlet.

TAPE IN returns all signals from the tape deck or assorted black boxes.

VIDEO/AUX IN lets you connect VCR's, stereo televisions or disc players.

Their signal will be equalized when you push the corresponding button.

MAIN IN accepts all signals from those sound sources which are hooked

to or part of your receiver: FM and records.

The POWER cord. If this isn't self explanatory, we'll give up and get out

of the manual writing business.

If you're still with us after all that, a few pieces of sage advice.

A. Save your Owner's Manual and box. You may get more toys to hook up

with the Ten later. And need to review instructions. The box is important for

warranty repair work (perish the thought) and for moving.

B. SAVE YOUR SALES SLIP OR RECEIPT. The whole foundation of our

warranty system based on proof of purchase. Very necessary. Also great for

insurance purposes if you find your whole system gone someday.

C. Provide your speakers with enough power. Low bass boost sounds super

but makes severe demands on wimpy 20-40 watt receivers. If you like Led

Zeppelin at shock volume through big speakers, get the power to match or the

TEN may just kick the speakers off the brink into clipping.

D. Be willing to experiment. Every modern recording has been equalized

at least half a dozen times before you get it. There is no such thing as "flat".

Let your ears be the judge.

MAKING YOUR SPEAKERS SPEAK MORE CLEARLY

Where your speakers are and how they are set, can affect their sound long

before you begin to adjust them with your new TEN. Boosting highs or lows

by correcting the positioning of your speakers is a lot easier on your electron-

ics than forcing them to pump out more or less of a frequency.

If you're getting too much bass, get your speakers out of the corners of the

room and up off the floor. Raising a speaker even 12", or moving it three feet

out of a corner, lowers bass.

There are a number of stands you can buy as accessories which do this

fairly well. Some are unobtrusive frameworks; some are glitzy plex and

chrome numbers. All of them help eliminate a doubling of bass by prevent-