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DH-110 manual
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Specification
Your choice of separate components is the right way to secure the best performance from a music system, but the wide-bandcharacteristics and complexity of the best sys- tems may also not conceal the introduction of ground loops and noise pickup-especiallyRFI radio frequency interference. With exceedingly high quality equipment we may become conscious of distractions that would be ig- nored on a lesser level. Careful interwiring practice will greatly reduce the likelihood of such problems
Install
Parts list
Functional Block Diagram
Warranty
As assembled, units are normally wired for 120 VAC
If A Problem Arises
INSTRUCTIONS for ASSEMBLY and OPERATION
Volume Control
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Contents
DH-110
INSTRUCTIONS for ASSEMBLY and OPERATION
THE PREAMPLIFIER
$3.00
SPECIFICATIONS
INTRODUCTION
Additional
As assembled, units are normally wired for 120 VAC
OPERATION
MONO SWITCH
FILTER SWITCH
EPL SWITCH
TONE SWITCH
Proper Soldering
ALL SOLDER USED MUST BE ROSIN CORE
BUILDING THE KIT
14 0 Select the two right angle 15-pinplugs, and install their shorter pins at locations J22 and J24 at the top of the board, so that the bent pins point toward the upper edge. Be sure these sockets are tight against the board, and make certain that every pin connec- tion is properly soldered. Examine each connection closely to make sure there are no solder bridges between the tracks
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IGHT PHONO
LEFT PHON’
SELECTOR
MONITOR
VOLUME
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LEFT LINE
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wire to hole Q, which is between the center lugs of Jll and 512. S. The wire should not protrude sig- nificantly beyond the front surface of the board to avoid coming in contact with a connector. To assure a good solder connection, bare wire should be visi- ble on the circuit side of the board. Connect the green wire to hole P in like manner. S
IF A PROBLEM ARISES
AC LINE CONNECTIONS FOR OVERSEAS USE
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Rl Value Kohms
Desired Load Kohms
Your choice of separate components is the right way to secure the best performance from a music system, but the wide-bandcharacteristics and complexity of the best sys- tems may also not conceal the introduction of ground loops and noise pickup-especiallyRFI radio frequency interference. With exceedingly high quality equipment we may become conscious of distractions that would be ig- nored on a lesser level. Careful interwiring practice will greatly reduce the likelihood of such problems
FUNCTIONAL BLOCK DIAGRAM
COMPONENT VALUES
POWER SUPPLY
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10000
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
DH 110 PREAMPLIFIER
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NON-COMPONENTBACK SIDE
KIT PARTS LIST
SERVICE POLICY AND LIMITED WARRANTY
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