Talk electronic Cyclone Introduction, Unpacking List, Installation Instructions, Talk Electronics

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Cyclone User Manual

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Cyclone User Manual

INTRODUCTION

Thank you for choosing a Talk Electronics Cyclone Integrated amplifier. We are confident that it will provide you with many years of musical enjoyment and reliable service. However, please take the time to read this guide thoroughly before using the amplifier. It explains how to install and connect it, and suggests how to ensure that you always enjoy its optimum performance.

UNPACKING LIST

Integrated amplifier

Instruction manual

AC power cord

Remote control handset

Guarantee card

NOTE: We recommend that the supplied AC power cord is replaced with a high quality Merlin Cables power cord for best results.

Please be aware that this unit is not supplied with interconnects and we recommend the use of the Merlin series of interconnect cables.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

HOW TO SITE AND CONNECT YOUR CYCLONE INTEGRATED

AMPLIFIER FOR BEST PERFORMANCE AND SAFE OPERATION

Please unpack your amplifier carefully and position it on a stable, level surface close to a mains socket. Before attempting to connect it into your system please read this manual carefully.

The Cyclone will perform well placed on a coffee table or bookshelf but if you wish to achieve the best performance we suggest you place it on a specialist hi-fi support. There are many suitable designs available, which your dealer will be happy to advise you about.

Position the amplifier so that it will not be subjected to high ambient temperatures: avoid sites where it will be in direct sunlight or close to a central heating radiator. For your own safety – and your amplifier’s well-being — do not allow it to come into contact

with water. Keep it away from potted plants to avoid those all-too-common watering accidents! To clean the amplifier’s case disconnect it from the wall socket and wipe it with a barely damp, lint-free cloth or chamois leather, stubborn marks may be removed using ‘White spirit’ however be careful not to remove the screen printing. If you suspect that water has entered the casework, return the amplifier to your dealer so that he can examine it.

Once you have installed the amplifier please do not throw away its packaging. If you move home or need to return the unit to your dealer, the original packaging will protect it and ensure it arrives undamaged.

ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

The Cyclone’s come with a ready assembled mains lead and we suggest that you use this to connect it to the mains supply. We strongly recommend that you connect the lead directly to a wall socket and do not use extension blocks, which degrade sound quality. For the same reason we also advise against “line filters” and “mains conditioners”. If your mains supply is noisy or you have household appliances that generate clicks and pops that can be heard through your hi-fi system, have an electrician correct the problem at its source. We do however recommend the use of ‘Merlin Cables’ power chords which do not interfere with the current flow and offer a significant performance improvement

Should you need to replace the fuse in your mains plug (if appropriate), please fit only the correct replacement types. If for any reason the blue LED on the left bottom corner of the front panel will not illuminate, it is possible that one of the internal protection fuses may have blown, these should only be replaced by a qualified person.

If, for any reason, you wish to replace the plug or cable, please note that the lead must be connected as follows. NOTE: These instructions apply in the United Kingdom only – consult your dealer about wiring conventions in other countries.

Green and yellow wire connects to EARTH (E or

symbol INTRODUCTION )

Blue wire connects to NEUTRAL (N)

Brown wire connects to LIVE (L)

Please ensure that the replacement lead contains a 5A fuse in the UK.

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