RIGHT terminals for each channel (as shown here).
To connect the
speaker wires to the amplifier, turn the knob on the
terminal counter- clockwise until it
stops, insert the bare wire inside the space between the knob and the ampli- fier, then turn the knob clockwise until it stops to secure it.
3.Make sure STEREO/MONO is set to STE- REO.
Bridged Connection
Use this connection only if you have high- power speakers that can handle a power out- put of 350 watts.
Important: For a bridged connection, do not connect any speaker wires to the black SPEAKERS terminals.
1.Connect the speaker wires to the speaker’s positive (+) and negative
2.Connect the other end of the speaker’s positive (+) and negative
SPEAKERS RIGHT terminals (as shown here).
Note: SPEAKERS RIGHT (+) on the amplfier is used as a negative
3.Make sure STEREO/MONO is set to
MONO.
USING THE SWITCHED AC OUTLET
The amplifier’s switched AC outlet provides a source of 120 V, 60 Hz power for audio equipment you connect to it. POWER on the amplifier turns both the amplifier and the au- dio equipment connected to this outlet on or off.
CONNECTING POWER
To connect the amplifier to power, plug the attached power cord into a standard AC out- let.
Your amplifier’s fuse (located on the amplifi- er’s back panel) protects the amplifier from voltage surges. If the amplifier does not work when you press POWER, check the fuse. If it is blown, see “Replacing the Fuse” on Page 9 to replace it.
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