Connecting Your Components; Connecting Your Speakers - Kenwood Spectrum 350 Setting Up

Connecting your
components
Important:
Please wait until you've connected
all of the cables before plugging any
of the components into AC wall
outlets and turning them on.
Connecting your
speakers
Connect your speakers first. You'll
have an easier time getting to the
connections on the backs of the
components before you connect all
of the other cables.
1
Place the speakers in their
approximate locations first, then
leave a little extra speaker wire
so you can fine-tune their loca-
tions.
2
Use the speaker wire supplied
with the speakers. If you need
longer wire, buy speaker wire
that is 18-gauge or thicker.
Remember, the smaller the
number, the thicker the wire:
18-gauge wire is thicker than
20-gauge.
A few tips
•
To save you time, we've
removed the insulation from the
ends of the speaker wire we
supplied.
•
W hen connecting speaker wires,
be sure to connect positive
connections to each other and
negative connections to each
other. Connecting positive to
negative (+ to - ) or negative to
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positive (- to + ) can cause poor
sound quality.
•
N ever allow the positive and
negative speaker wires to touch
each other. Touching wires can
cause a short circuit, which could
damage your electronics.
Left and right speakers
Connect the left and right speakers
to the 'Speakers' jacks on the
receiver.
KR-596
RECEIVER
RIGH T
J L-776
SPEAKER
T o connect the wire:
1
Unlock the lever
R L
SPEAKERS
(8 -1 6 Ω)
LEFT
J L-776
SPEAKER
2
Insert the wire
3
Lock the lever