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Making Connections to your P/PH-100

Input Connections

Connect your turntable’s left and right channel plugs to the left and right input jacks on your P/PH-100.
Connect your turntable’s separate ground wire to the GND (ground) terminal on your P/PH-100.

Output Connections

Make sure your system power is turned off before connecting to your preamp.  As a further precaution,
turn its volume control to its minimum position.

Connect the left and right output jacks on your P/PH-100 to the desired line (or “high level") input on
your preamplifier or receiver.  Line level inputs are typically called CD, Tuner, Aux, Tape Play.

If your preamp or receiver has a tape monitor input, you can also use this, provided it is not already
connected to your tape deck.

After making connections, make sure the plugs are inserted securely and the GND terminal is tight to
prevent cables or ground wire from becoming loose and disconnected.  Note: in rare instances,
connecting the ground wire may increase rather than decrease hum.

AC Connections

Connect the supplied AC cord from the AC inlet of the P/PH-100 to a nearby AC wall outlet or other
AC outlet.  Your P/PH-100 is intended to be left on at all times and its power consumption is
insignificant. You don’t need to worry about switching it on and off with the rest of your system.

Drawing # 1: Rear Panel Connections

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

120 Vac/60 Hz 5 W

GND

P/PH-100 Phono Preamplifier

Parasound Products, Inc.

San Francisco, CA  USA

Input

Output

R

L

IEC Receptacle

and Fuse Holder

Do Not Exceed

Original Fuse Value

 Fuse 

  Holder 

Output Connectors

Ground Connector

Input Connectors

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