9. INPUT XLR and ¼" PHONE jacks
The amplifier uses 1/4" phone jacks and female XLR jacks for balanced input signals, recommended for longer input cables and to minimize hum and noise.
Balanced Inputs
It is recommended that balanced input connections be used whenever possible to take full advantage of the amplifier's common mode rejection properties, and to reduce ground- loop problems. The (+) signal is on pin 2 of the XLR, and the tip of the phone jack. The
Unbalanced Inputs
If an unbalanced XLR input connection is used, pin 3 should be connected to input ground (pin 1). If the ¼" input jack is used unbalanced, the use of a mono
10. RC-5 IN/OUT jack
If your system uses a Marantz remote control com- patible component with preamplifier outputs, such as an A/V preamplifier or surround receiver, these jacks allow you to turn the power of the amplifier to ON or OFF/Standby through remote control from the preamplifier or receiver. Before using these jacks, check the owner's manual of the Marantz component to see if it is remote control compat- ible.
11. AC INLET
Connect AC cord (Supplied) and plug into a grounded AC power outlet.
12. DC TRIGGER jacks
Two 3.5mm jacks are used for remote switching between ON status and OFF/Standby status. An external 12 volt DC power supply wired in series with a switch is required for the DC trigger input. Wire the switched DC to the tip of a 3.5mm miniature phone plug for the DC trigger input, and wire the power supply ground to the sleeve. Be sure to use a latching
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13. AC FUSE drawer
This is where the AC line fuse is located. In the event of fuse failure, replace only with MDA 12 250V.
14. INPUT RCA jacks
Connect the preamplifier output to this jack. Since these connections use unbalanced signals, they are more succeptable to picking up radiated noise such as magnetic field from a large power transformer, electric motors, flourescent lights, computer and video cables, etc. For best noise performance, keep these cables short and avoid passing them near any potential noise source.
15. SPEAKER SYSTEM terminals
Dual binding posts provide connections for the speaker out- puts. In addition to using the
CAUTION! NEVER CONNECT THE TWO RED BINDING POSTS TOGETHER OR CONNECT EITHER RED BIND- ING POST TO A BLACK BINDING
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