Setup and Operation
So much for self-congratulation. Lets play some music!
On a more sober note, please read and understand the operational instructions and
safety issues associated with this product.
All of us at Pass Laboratories put great effort into building a soundly engineered and
superbly performing rugged product of lasting durability and value. We understand
that things occasionally go wrong, but we are here to support you if that happens. If
you have any questions or problems, please contact either your dealer or the
factory.
The support email address is:
If you don't get a good enough answer, you can appeal to
or even
It is usually helpful to have your product's serial number available when you contact
the factory. It is by serial number that we track all hardware and software details
and history of an individual product unit.
Power Connection
As with all audio electronics the power cable should be the last thing attached and
the first one removed any time you hook up or remove equipment from the signal
chain.
First
The preamplifier's voltage and current ratings are indicated by affixed tag on the rear
of the preamplifier's power supply / control module. The tag will indicate 240 volts,
220 volts, 120 volts or 100 volts.
A 2.0 amp 3AG slow blow fuse is provided with stereo 100 –120 volt units and a 1.0
amp 3AG slow blow fuse is provided with stereo 220 – 240 volt units.
Additional channels beyond the normal two may require a different fuse value,
please contact the factory for your specific application.
The input frequency rating of the power-supply is presumed 50-60 Hz in all
instances. Some individuals may wish to use a power regeneration apparatus, and
slightly higher lines frequency is presumed acceptable. The preamplifier typically
