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Our power supply incorporates a couple of unique regulating devices called

zener diodes. In contrast to most fancy three terminal IC regulators, these

devices will live through line transients and simultaneously protect your circuitry.

INSTALLATION

MOUNTING

Your amplifier may be desk mounted on its non-slip suction cup feet or you can

stack the amplifiers on top of each other. Rack mount system 21075-501 mounts

two units in one rack

WIRING

Our insurance company insists on three wire grounded plugs. The third wire

ground can cause a ground loop with your station ground. If you are sure your

station ground will provide adequate protection to personnel in case of an AC line

short to the chassis, a 3 to 2 AC line adapter can be used to isolate the power

line ground. We recommend that the adapter be removed and the power line

ground reconnected prior to any service work requiring removal of the station

ground connection from the chassis.

The four inch copper strap which you are, of course, using for your station

ground is not going to fit around the #6 chassis ground screw on the rear panel.

Run strap to within a few inches of the chassis and jump to the chassis ground

with shield braid.

Line inputs are connected to the rear screw terminal strip following the rear label

designations. G1 is the CH1/Left Ground, G2 is the CH2/Right ground. If

grounding input and output shields at the MICRO"P, use the proper ground for

each channel.

The L1000 will accept input audio to +24dBm bridging (12.5 Vrms). Inputs are

protected by clamping diodes for signal swings exceeding ±41 Vp-P.

Output wiring is indicated on the rear panel label. H1 outputs are in phase with

each other and with the input signal.

Transformer Output MSCROAMPS (L1000-1) may have either HI or LO outputs

grounded (but not both).

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