Rogue Audio Sixty Six owner manual Operating Your Preamplifier

OPERATING YOUR PREAMPLIFIER

1)Delays- Note that the Rogue Sixty-six is equipped with a slow turn-on feature that protects other equipment from dangerous transients at turn-on as well as significantly prolonging tube life. This feature is provided via several timing circuits that allow the tube filaments to reach operating temperature before turning on the high voltage supply. The outputs are muted during this sequence and then opened after turn-on transients have been safely dissipated to ground.

2)Powering up the system - First turn on the preamplifier by pushing in the “power” button. The red LED will light after several seconds. After approximately 10 seconds, the high voltage supply will turn on. After an additional ten seconds, the outputs will disconnect from ground and the preamp is ready. After turning on the preamplifier, turn on the power amplifier and source material and you are ready for listening.

Note : This unit will not play for approximately 20 seconds after power on while tubes warm up.

3) Switches and Controls - The Rogue Sixty-six is equipped with volume, balance, source, power, mute, (and record on phono version only).

•Volume - gain adjustment from 0- 23 dB

•Balance - full left and right channel attenuation

•Source - selects source material (CD, phono, tape, tuner, aux1, aux2)

•Power - on/off operation

•Mute - leaves preamplifier on while muting output

•Record - must be pressed in while taping, isolates tape player when not taping .

4)Remote Volume Control - The Sixty-Six LSR (line stage remote) is equipped with an analog remote volume control feature. The volume may be adjusted manually using the knob on the front panel, or by using the remote control provided.

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