Operating Manual -
In situations where the power amp and its signal source are separated by great distances, a ground voltage difference may exist between the amp’s chassis ground and the input cable’s ground. Connection of these two grounds through the jumper strap may cause large ground currents to flow (which is known as a ground loop), caus- ing a hum noise in the amp’s output. Unless you have such a situation with a hum problem that cannot be solved by using balanced input connections, the ground jumper strap should remain in place.
7.2Input Sensitivity Switch
This switch selects between a 0 dBu input sensi- tivity in the "out" position for use with professional au- dio sources, and
7.3Normal/Bridging Switch
This switch selects between NORMAL mode in the “out” position where both outputs are
and the channel 1 red binding post becomes the
7.4Stereo/Mono Switch
This switch selects between stereo mode in the "out" position and mono mode in the "in" position. In mono mode, channel 1 input is sent to both amplifier chan- nels, and is controlled through the channel 1 level con- trol.
7.5Speaker Outputs - Binding Posts
A pair of dual banana binding posts provide the stereo speaker outputs. The minimum load impedance is 4 ohms per channel in normal mode, and 8 ohms in bridged mode. In BRIDGING mode, the channel 2 red binding post is the (+)
CAUTION! NEVER CONNECT THE TWO RED BINDING POSTS TOGETHER OR CONNECT EITHER RED BINDING POST TO A BLACK BINDING POST!
8.TYPICAL APPLICATIONS
8.1Stereo Sound Reinforcement System
In this situation, the audio source feeding the
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