Lexicon 070-14876 Highlights, Installation Considerations, Getting Started, Product Registration

LX Power Amplifiers

Getting Started

HIGHLIGHTS PRODUCT REGISTRATION

•200W per channel

•Four custom designed, hand-graded output transistors per channel

•Bridgeable architecture for higher-power output (400W at 8Ω)

•Oversized toroidal power transformer with extraordinarily low DC resistance and thermal protection

•High-power supply voltage (160V) for extra headroom at the outputs

•THX Ultra Certification

•Junction Temperature Simulation (JTS) to provide maximum performance from output transistors

•Thermal protection against overheating

•Speaker protection against DC and frequencies below 10Hz

•Protection against short circuits, device failures, miswiring, and internal faults

•Stable with mismatched, reactive, or unusual loads

•Quiet, microprocessor-controlled, forced-air cooling to minimize chassis size

•Compatible with 2Ω speaker impedances (Individual Mode)

•Trigger input for power control from an external device

•RCA, XLR, and 1/4-inch tip/ring/sleeve inputs

•GROUND LIFT switch

•Heavy-duty gold plated outputs

•Multi-color channel status LEDs

•Rack-mount option available

Please register the LX Power Amplifier within 15 days of purchase. To do so, register online at www.lexicon.com or complete and return the product registration card attached to the back cover of this user guide. The product registration card serves no warranty purposes. Retain the sales receipt as proof of warranty coverage.

INSTALLATION CONSIDERATIONS

The LX Power Amplifiers require special care during installation to ensure optimal performance. The amplifiers should be installed in an equipment rack using an optional rack-mount kit available from Lexicon dealers or www.lexicon.com. Leave at least 2 inches of open space around the top, sides, and rear of the amplifier for proper ventilation.

•	Be careful when moving the LX Power Amplifiers,
CAUTION	which are quite heavy.
•	Do not obstruct the ventilation holes in the chassis.

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