American Audio VLP300 rear Panel Control

rear Panel Control

37. aC Cord - Plug this cable into a standard wall outlet. check that the voltage

in your area matches the ampliers required voltage.

38. Channel 1 trS Input - channel one 1/4” female jack. excepts either a bal-

anced or unbalanced plug. See page 9 for more details.

39. Channel 1 XLr input - channel one 3-pin XLr balanced input jack. See

page 9 for more details.

40. Mode Switch - This switch controls the amplier’s operating mode. The

amplier can operate in three different modes; mono Bridge, Parallel mono, or

Stereo. The amplier is shipped in stereo mode.

41. Channel 2 XLr Input - channel two 3-pin XLr balanced input jack. See

page 9 for more details.

42. Channel 2 trS Input - channel two 1/4” female jack. excepts either a bal-

anced or unbalanced plug. See page 9 for more details.

43. Filter Switch - This switch controls the amplier’s lter mode. The amplier

can operate in three different lter modes; High Pass, Low Pass, and By-Pass.

44. Sensitivity Switch - This switch lets you choose the input sensitivity.

45. ground on/off Switch - if hear a hum or any interference, put the Ground

switch in the “on” postion .

46. Channel 2 output Jack/5 way Binding Post - connect to your speaker’s

input jack. red is positive signal and Black is negative signal.

47. Channel 1 output Jack/5 way Binding Post - connect to your speaker’s

input jack. red is positive signal and Black is negative signal.

48. Channel 1 Speakon output - optional speaker output connections. use

pins 1+ and 1- of this 4-pole Speakon connector to connect to your speaker’s

Speakon input jack.

49. Channel 2 Speakon output - optional speaker output connections. use

pins 1+ and 1- of this 4-pole Speakon connector to connect to your speaker’s

Speakon input jack.

50. Cooling Fans - dual high speed cooling fans

50. Fuse holder - This housing stores a 8 amp GmA protective fuse. never

defeat the fuse, the fuse is designed to protect the electronic s in the event of

severe power uctuations. Always be sure to replace the fuse with an exact

match as the one being replaced, unless otherwise told to do so by an au tho-

rized American Audio® service technician.

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