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We advise that you keep the boxes and other packing materials that your T-1500 MK2 came in. It will be
useful if you sell your T-1500 MK2 or in the unlikely event you need to ship it for service.
SAFETY
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Remove ALL protective cushioning material inside the tube chimneys before operation. The
tube chimneys should contain NOTHING except the tubes.
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Disconnect the power cord by pulling the plug, not the cable.
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Do not attempt any repairs. Do not remove the unit’s chassis cover without specific
authorization from Audiomentors.
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Keep the power cord away from heat sources
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Keep the unit away from liquids – do not allow any liquid to enter the interior of the unit.
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When the unit is moved from a cold to a warm environment, allow sufficient time for any
condensation to evaporate before plugging the T-1500 MK2 into an AC connection.
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Do not attempt any repairs.
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See the notes on “Location, Location, Location”.
CLEANING
A.
Chassis and glass
Use only a soft, lint-free cloth, dampened slightly with water only (NO cleaning fluids!), to clean the
faceplate, chassis and tube chimneys of the T-1500 MK2.
B.
Connectors
You may use any good quality contact cleaner recommended for such applications to clean the
contacts from time to time, as you deem appropriate.
INITIAL SET-UP
A.
LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION
Like all audio products using tubes, the Allnic Audio T- 1500 MK2 needs to be placed on a solid stand in
a location that provides good air circulation around, above and below the stereo amplifier.
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DO NOT cover the top of the T-1500 MK2.
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DO NOT place the unit on carpet or foam.
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DO NOT subject the unit to knocks and shocks as you move it around. This advice is meant
particularly for those who may want to place the T- 1500 MK2 on some kind of after-market
isolation feet or similar devices. Dropping one side of the T- 1500 MK2, or the whole of the unit,
is not a good thing to do.
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DO NOT place the unit near a strong light or heat source.
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DO NOT place anything heavy on the unit.
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DO NOT allow rubber or vinyl materials to rest on the chassis for long periods of time. This
could discolour the metal.
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DO place the unit on a shelf or stand that is stable and not subject to vibration or sudden shock.
