Owner’s Manual

Rear Panel

Rear Panel (typical)

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AAudio Inputs

Use the INPUT jacks to connect to the outputs of a surround processor, preamplifier, AV receiver with preout connections, DVD player with discrete five channel outputs, or HDTV product with built-in surround decoder. (see page 5)

BProduct Serial Number

Write this number in the space provied on page 2 for future reference.

CMaster Power Switch

Connects and disconnects the amplifier from AC power. When this switch is on, the Standby/On indicator on the front panel illuminates. When it is off, all power is cut and the front STANDBY/ON switch will not function.

DRemote Trigger Input

Use the REMOTE TRIGGER jack to connect to a compatible processor or other product with a 3-32 VDC output. (see page 7)

ESpeaker Outputs

Use the OUTPUT binding posts to connect the amplifier to your speakers. (see page 5)

FAC Fuse

Protects both the amplifier and your speakers from damage. (see page 8)

GAC Power Cord

Use the power cord to connect your amplifier to an AC power source. (see page 7)



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Outlaw Audio 7125, 7200, 7075 owner manual Rear Panel typical, Master Power Switch

7075, 7125, 7200 specifications

Outlaw Audio is renowned in the home theater and audio enthusiast community for its high-performance amplifiers, and the Outlaw 7200, 7125, and 7075 models are no exception. Each model is designed to deliver powerful, clean audio with a focus on both home theater and music listening experiences.

The Outlaw 7200 is a seven-channel power amplifier that offers robust performance with 200 watts per channel into 8 ohms and can drive both 4 and 8 ohm loads with equal effectiveness. Its unique combination of high current and low distortion ensures that musical dynamics are preserved, making it ideal for both movies and music. A standout feature of the 7200 is its Class A/B operation, which balances energy efficiency and fidelity. The amplifier features a toroidal power transformer and high-grade capacitors that contribute to its performance and reliability.

Moving to the Outlaw 7125, this five-channel amplifier is equally impressive, providing 125 watts per channel into 8 ohms. Known for its versatility, the 7125 is a perfect choice for smaller home theater setups or as part of a multi-channel audio system. Its compact yet powerful design makes it a popular choice for audiophiles looking to maximize performance without taking up too much space. The 7125 also employs advanced thermal management and enhanced circuitry design, ensuring that it operates cool and delivers consistent power, even under demanding conditions.

Lastly, the Outlaw 7075 offers a slightly more compact yet powerful solution with its seven channels, producing 75 watts per channel. This model is particularly noted for its affordability while still providing exceptional sound quality. The 7075 employs Outlaw's proprietary circuitry, which minimizes noise and distortion, allowing for an immersive listening experience. Its elegant, understated design makes it easy to integrate into any home theater setup.

Each of these amplifiers is built with audiophiles in mind, featuring high-quality binding posts, robust metal chassis, and precise input and output configurations. They also include features such as front-panel power switches, LED indicators, and thermal overload protection, ensuring safe and reliable performance.

In summary, whether one is setting up a comprehensive home theater system or enhancing a dedicated audio space, Outlaw Audio’s 7200, 7125, and 7075 amplifiers provide exceptional performance, solid build quality, and pragmatic features that cater to both casual listeners and hardcore audiophiles. With their emphasis on fidelity and performance, these models are a testament to Outlaw Audio's commitment to delivering outstanding audio experiences.