10
1.2 Rear
Panel
1)
ANALOG AUDIO INPUTS
(See
*NOTE 1
below: Page 13)
a)
AUD1
(Line level, balanced: XLR x 2
OR
line level, single ended: RCA x 2) (
PIN 2 = HOT
)
b)
AUD2
(Line level, single ended: RCA x 2)
c)
AUD3
(Line level, single ended: RCA x 2)
e)
AV1
(Line level, single ended: RCA x 2)
f)
AV2
(Line level, single ended: RCA x 2)
g)
AV3
(Line level, single ended: RCA x 2)
h)
AV4
(Line level, single ended: RCA x 2)
These analog audio inputs accept a line level signal from any component equipped with the appropriate output
circuitry. With the partial exception of “a)
AUD1
,” the balanced input requires three-pin XLR connectors (Pin
2 = Hot), all analog audio inputs are single ended circuits with RCA-style terminations. The
SSP-25
has no
internal provisions for MM or MC phono amplification/RIAA equalization but accepts line level outputs from a
wide variety of external step-up devices if desired.
2)
DIGITAL AUDIO INPUTS
(See
*NOTE 1
below: Page 13)
a)
AUD1
(multi-format S/PDIF: RCA x 1)
b)
AUD2
(multi-format S/PDIF: RCA x 1)
c)
AUD3
(multi-format S/PDIF: RCA x 1)
d)
AV1
(multi-format S/PDIF: RCA x 1)
e)
AV2
(multi-format S/PDIF: RCA x 1)
f)
AV3
(Multi-format S/PDIF: RCA x 1)
g)
AV4
(multi-format S/PDIF: Toslink x 1
OR
Multi-format S/PDIF RCA x 1)
h)
AV4
AC3 (Multi-format S/PDIF: RCA x 1) USED TO PLAY AC3 ENCODED LASER DISKS ONLY
Except partially for “g)
AV4
,” these digital audio inputs accept standard S/PDIF digital signals via 75 ohm
coaxial cables with RCA-style connectors. The
AV4
input also uses a Toslink-style optical connector for digital
source components with this type of digital output.
AV4
is designed to be used with the optical digital output of
many laser disc players and/or DVD players.
3) VIDEO
INPUTS
a)
AV1
(Composite: RCA x 1)
b)
AV2
(Composite: RCA x 1)
c)
AV3
(Composite: RCA x 1)
d)
AV4
(Composite: RCA x 1)
e)
AV1
(S-Video: mini-DIN x 1)
f)
AV2
(S-Video: mini-DIN x 1)
g)
AV3
(S-Video: mini-DIN x 1)
h)
AV4
(S-Video: mini-DIN x 1)
These inputs accept video signals from various video source components. Inputs a) through d) accept a composite
video signal while inputs e) through h) accept S-Video (Y/C) signals.
