It is important that you connect your loudspeakers (outputs) and source components (inputs) to the Plinius 8100 Integrated Amplifier correctly to ensure the amplifier is not damaged, and sounds its best with your system. Now that you have read and familiarised yourself with the connections on the back of the amplifier, as covered in the previous section, we will now describe in detail the way in which you can connect the amplifier to your system.
Connect your tuner, CD player, tape decks, etc, to the corresponding RCA inputs on the back of the Plinius 8100. Make sure you connect the red coded cable to the red RIGHT RCA input, and the black (or white) cable to the black LEFT RCA input. Also make sure the RCA connectors are a snug fit and are inserted all the way in.
Next, connect your loudspeaker wires to the output posts. Connect your right loudspeaker (i.e. the one on the right of you when seated in your normal listening position) to the right output terminals, ensuring that the red positive (+) terminal is connected to the red terminal on your loudspeaker. Do the same with the black or negative
RECORDING MUSIC
In order to record music to tape, or some other line level recording device, these devices will need to be connected to the tape 1 and tape 2 outputs. Turn the record selector on the front panel to the input you wish to record from, and the amplifier will now send signal to both tape 1 and tape 2 outputs. Note that the volume control does not adjust the recording level: this is done at the recording device itself.
USING PRE OUT
A line level output is provided on the back of the Plinius 8100. If you wish to use the Plinius 8100 as a
TERMINATION QUALITY
Quality of the connections must be examined to ensure that
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