CONNECTIONS FOR REGULAR OR BALANCED INPUTS
The CLASSÉ
REGULAR INPUTS
Switch the REGULAR/BALANCED switch to the position marked “REGULAR” /\. (The amplifier is factory set for regular use.) Connect the regular interconnects to the RCA input jacks on the rear panels of the
BALANCED INPUTS
Switch the REGULAR/BALANCED switch to the position marked “BALANCED” V. A balanced preamplifier and balanced interconnects are also required. For use with balanced preamplifiers other than Classé, the wiring of the
•PIN 1: GROUND
•PIN 2: POSITIVE
•PIN 3: NEGATIVE (INVERTED) SIGNAL
If the pin configuration of the preamplifier differs from above, the balanced interconnects must be modified to accommodate the different preamp.
DO NOT TRY TO CHANGE A BLOWN FUSE. REPLACING FUSES AND
CONTACT YOUR LOCAL DEALER, or Customer Service at the Classé Audio factory:
(514)
Notice to all Classé Product owners:
Thank you for your purchase of a Classé Audio component.
All of us at Classé have taken extreme care to ensure that your purchase will become a prized investment. We are proud to inform you that all Classé Audio components have been officially approved for the European Community CE mark. This means that your Classé product has been subjected to the most rigorous manufacturing and safety tests in the world, and have proven to meet or exceed all European Community CE requirements for unit to unit consistency and consumer safety.
All of us at Classé Audio wish you many years of musical enjoyment.
As of July 18, 1996, Classé Audio has been granted Certificate No: C401CLA1.MGS, which indicates CE approval for all models of the Classé Audio product line.
Having confirmed the correct connections, plug |
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the XLR connectors of the balanced interconnects | CLASSÉ AUDIO |
into the locking XLR connectors on the rear panel | 5070 |
of the | Lachine, Quebec |
the tab above the connector.) | Canada H8T 1B3 |
PROTECTION CIRCUIT | Telephone: +1 (514) |
The Classé | Fax: +1 (514) |
protect the output drivers (GBD4, 4 amps fast |
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blow. fig.2) . In the event that a short circuit or |
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other problems occur at the output of the |
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amplifier, one or more of these fuses may blow |
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in an attempt to protect the amplifier. In addition |
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to the fuses, the unit has a circuit for the |
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detection of unusual distortion characteristics |
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and/or DC content in the incoming audio signal. |
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There is also an AC line fuse protecting the unit, |
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it is located at the back of the unit, immediately |
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to the right side of the AC receptacle (see fig.1). |
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If the protection circuit of the unit is triggered or |
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any of the fuses has blown, the FRONT PANEL |
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POWER LED will go to FLASHING GREEN. IF THE |
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PROTECTION CIRCUIT HAS BEEN TRIGGERED, |
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TURN THE |
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triggered the protection circuit has been clearly |
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identified and corrected, attempt to |
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unit. IF THE UNIT STILL GOES INTO PROTECTION |
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MODE, OR IF IT APPEARS THAT PROTECTION |
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FUSES DID BLOW, CONTACT YOUR LOCAL |
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DEALER. |
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