OPERATION
Choosing cartridge type
Select the cartridge being used by pressing the MM or MC button. The display shows current selection and the correct input sockets are automatically switched in.
RIAA and RIAA/IEC
This setting is common to both MM and MC cartridge types.
The
This can help to prevent distortion and/or overload of subsequent amplifier/speaker systems by low frequency artefacts such as record warp, surface noise or rumble.
Press the RIAA/IEC button to select IEC response. The display will indicate “IEC” to show that the IEC
Cartridge - MM
IEC 47K 50pF
MM loading resistor selection
The load resistor for MM cartridge is selected by pressing
Press the
Cartridge - MM
RIAA 68K 50pF
MM loading capacitor selection
The load capacitor for MM cartridge is selected by pressing
Use the
Cartridge - MM
RIAA 47K 400pF
MC loading resistor selection
The load resistor for MC cartridge is selected by pressing
Use the
Cartridge - MC
RIAA 100R 470pF
There is a 47K setting in MC which is recommended for the higher output type MC cartridges giving out approx 1mV or more. If, however, connecting a high output MC cartridge to the MC input results in a excessively high sound output, it is perfectly in order to move it to the MM input and select input and loading options accordingly.
Note: The MC input capacitor is fixed and cannot be changed. This capacitor does not affect loading at such low impedances.
Trigger input and output
The unit can be triggered to switch on or off remotely by applying a ±4.5 to ±15V DC signal to the 3.5mm (⅛”) TRIGGER INPUT from an external triggering device. Any further devices to be triggered on/off may be connected to the TRIGGER OUTPUT jack as it replicates the TRIGGER INPUT signal. This will form a chain of devices that will switch on and off together. N.B. the on/off triggering action works from ANY device in the chain, whether at the beginning, middle or end of the chain.
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