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Warning! Do not plug the amplifier into a switched outlet on a preamplifier or other
audio component. The amplifier should be plugged directly into an AC wall outlet.
10.
Ensure that the volume on the preamplifier is set to the minimum level.
11.
Power on all equipment connected to the amplifier, then flip the Master Power
switch on the amp to the ON position.
Note: It is recommended to always turn the amplifier on last and to turn it off first
whenever powering your audio system on or off. This ensures that any pops or
transient spikes, which could cause damage to the delicate speaker coils, are not
sent to your speakers.
Congratulations, your amplifier is connected and ready for use!
PEAK INDICATOR
The Peak LED indicator on the front panel illuminates whenever the power demand
exceeds the amplifier's rated power, which clips the output signal. It is acceptable for this
light to flash briefly on the loudest audio signals, but if it illuminates steadily or flashes for
longer than a second or two, you could be causing damage to your speakers. If this occurs,
you should lower the volume level on your preamplifier until the LED no longer illuminates.
MAIN CIRCUIT BREAKER
The Master Power switch on the rear panel doubles as a circuit breaker. If the circuit
breaker trips into the off position, try flipping it back on. If it immediately trips back off,
unplug the amplifier from the power source and have it serviced.
