Musical Fidelity M1 VINL manual Operation, Switch on and introduction, Cartridge characteristics

Models: M1 VINL

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OPERATION

OPERATION

Switch on and introduction.

Make sure the unit is fully connected up and plugged into the mains.

Check that the cartridge/turntable outputs are connected to the correct inputs (MM or MC) for the cartridge being used.

The orange POWER/STBY LED will be lit indicating the presence of mains supply. Press the POWER/STBY button on front panel.

The POWER/STBY LED will go out, and the display should light up and briefly show the product name.

M1 ViNL

Then the display reverts to the current phono option settings for the unit.

Cartridge - MM

RIAA 47K 50pF

Please note: A great deal of effort has gone into making sure that the unit exhibits no loud noises through the system during switching options or on/off. However, once installed into a hifi system, it is still a very high gain (amplification) amplifier at the beginning of a high amplification chain. Therefore, cranking the main amplifier volume to maximum and listening for clicks/thumps is neither recommended nor sensible. With this in mind, it is strongly recommended that the option buttons are only pressed when the volume is turned down (or muted), to avoid any accidental loud transients getting though to the speakers. Once options are set, the volume should then be turned back to normal listening level.

Cartridge characteristics

For setting the various loading characteristics, the cartridge manufacturer’s data sheets or setup information should be consulted.

In a lot of cases the settings are not critical, and may even be changed to suit personal preference, if any audible differences are apparent.

No damage will normally occur to an “incorrectly” loaded cartridge; at very worse a slightly impaired or non- optimal frequency response and/or increased distortion may result.

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Musical Fidelity M1 VINL manual Operation, Switch on and introduction, Cartridge characteristics