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3. INPUT LEVEL CONTROLS
The amplifier is equipped with separate input level controls for each channel. Before turning on the T975 for the first time, make sure all level controls are in their normal
Under some circumstances, other settings may be useful for:
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•Extended
4. SPEAKER CONNECTIONS
This amplifier is equipped with special
•Strip off a
•Spade lugs. Unscrew the knob, insert the
•Install banana plugs on your speaker wires, and plug them into the end of each binding post.
NOTE: Speakers must operate in phase with each other in order to produce a proper stereo image and to reinforce rather than cancel each other’s output at low frequencies. When connecting speakers, take care that the red (positive) terminal on each loudspeaker is connected to the corresponding terminal marked red (positive) on the amplifier.
5. AUTO TRIGGER ON/OFF
Set the Auto Trigger switch to the ON position to activate the 12V- trigger. By connecting the
NOTE: With the Auto Trigger switch set to the ON position and the
6. 12V-TRIGGER INPUT
For external Power
NOTES: The T975’s
7. SOFT CLIPPING
When an amplifier is driven beyond its specified power output it normally produces “hard clipping” or distortion of the signal. Such hard clipping, in addition to sounding unpleasant, can damage the speakers in the system. The NAD Soft Clipping circuit gently limits the output waveform, minimizing audible distortion and reducing the chance of speaker damage when the amplifier is overdriven. We recommend that the Soft Clipping switch on the back panel of the T975 be left in the ON position when system is being operated at levels that might exceed the amplifier’s power capacity. The LED on the front panel indicates if Soft Clipping has been engaged.
8. FUSE HOLDER
There is a fuse holder nearby or next to the
9. GROUND CONNECTOR
The T975 is provided with a GROUND terminal on the rear panel. This terminal is connected directly to the chassis of the T975. In the event of radio hum or radio interference, this terminal can be connected to a ‘true earth’ such as a copper plated rod driven several feet into the ground.
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