
There are two recommended methods for connecting speaker cables to your amplifier. A
Spade lug | Hook lug |
Connect a + (positive or red) output post of the amplifier to the + (positive or red) input terminal of the appropriate loudspeaker. [If biwiring, repeat using the other + (positive or red) output post of the amplifier and the + (positive or red) input terminal of the loudspeaker.]
Connect a – (negative or black) output post of the amplifier to the
–(negative or black) input terminal of the appropriate loud- speaker.
Caution! | DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN the binding posts on your |
20 | amplifier! The unique design of these posts gives far |
more leverage than traditional posts. You will achieve | |
| tight, high contact pressure connections with only |
| modest |
| to special tools. |
DO NOT FORCE the “wings” up and over a bent or oversized connector, as this may damage the binding post. If your connectors obstruct the turning of the “wings,” slide them into place when the binding post opening is a snug fit; then apply a final
2External IR Input
The Nº383 incorporates an infrared repeater input to facilitate a wide range of installation options. If desired, the Nº383 may be placed inside a cabinet or outside the normal
The specifications for this ir input call for a triggering voltage of 5 volts at no more than 100 milliamps of current, with the tip of the 1⁄8"