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US SERIES AMPLIFIERS | THE BEAUTY OF POWER |
FRONT PANEL CONTROLS
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1.Rack Mounting pointS Points to bolt your amplifier into a rack.
2.Air Vents
CAUTION: Never block the front or rear vents and keep them clean at all times.
NOTE: Periodically clean the foam filters using a vacuum cleaner to avoid dust from blocking the vents. If the filters become too dusty, it may decrease your amplifier’s ability to dissipate and remove heat efficiently. If the filters become too dusty and too difficult to clean externally, you can access the filters and remove them for cleaning. Refer to the cleaning procedure later in this manual.
3.Blue illuminated strips
These two blue illuminated strips glow when your amplifier is turned ON.
4.Channel 1 and channel 2 LEVEL controls
Use these
signal is amplified with maximum gain. When the LEVEL is set fully clockwise, the amplifier produces its rated output power at a 4 Ohm load with +4dBu (1.23Vrms) signal applied to the inputs. All detents are marked in dBs showing the attenuation of
the output signal with reference to the fully clockwise position.
NOTE: In PARALLEL MONO mode, both of the Channel 1 and Channel 2 LEVEL controls are used to adjust the signal level for their respective channels. The signal should be routed only to the Channel 1 input in this mode.
NOTE: In BRIDGED MONO mode, only the Channel 1 LEVEL control is used to adjust the signal level. The signal should be routed only to Channel 1’s input in this mode.
5.SIGNAL Indicators
These green LEDs will illuminate indicating that a signal is being received through the input and that the signal is being amplified. There are three LEDs on each channel: SIGNAL,
6.CLIP Indicators
These red LEDs will illuminate at the clipping threshold. If the CLIP LEDs light frequently, you are overloading the amplifier, causing gross distortions on the outputs. Heavy clipping is bad for both your speakers and amplifiers and should be avoided.
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