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If your amplifier regularly turns itself off under normal conditions this indicates a problem. Do

not continue to cycle the power and please contact Cavalli Audio at [email protected].

Power Cycling

The power circuit in the Liquid Gold will not allow you to instantly turn the power off and then

on again. If there is power interruption at the line/mains the Liquid Gold will turn off and stay

off. This also protects the amplifier against rapid power glitches that can otherwise damage the

electronics.

Headphone Outputs

The Liquid Gold® Solid State Headphone Amplifier is equipped with one 4 Pin XLR output, two 3

Pin XLR outputs (Left/Right), and two TRS (Phone) jacks. The 3 Pin XLR and TRS jacks are

contained in two combination jacks on the front panel.

4 Pin XLR

This jack supports headphones wired with a 4 Pin fully balanced connector. This jack is

labeled above the jack with the letters "Bal."

CAUTION: do not connect headphones with a 4 Pin XLR which has a common ground (3

wire) connection to the headphones. This will absolutely damage the amplifier and

void your warranty.

3 Pin XLRs

Some headphones are equipped with two 3 Pin XLR connectors for independent left and

right channel operation. These are labeled above the jacks as "Left" and "Right".

TRS Jacks

There are two TRS jacks combined into the 3 Pin XLR jacks (Neutrik combo jacks). These

are labeled below the jacks as "Low" and "High".

Jack High is connected directly to a single ended output of the Liquid Gold's power

section. Use this jack for headphones which need higher power.

Jack Low is connected through a set of resistors to reduce noise/power output for

sensitive headphones to the opposite single ended output. Use this jack if you have

sensitive headphones and cannot get enough rotation on the volume control for useful

operation.

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