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MAR 1 Power Amplifier

Front Panel Description

1. Gain Controls

These two knobs are the level controls for
Channel one and two respectively.
Turning clockwise will increase its gain,
and counter clockwise will decrease its
gain. Please always power-up with the
volume all the way down, and increase
volume slowly to make sure that no
conditions  exist which could annoy your
audience or harm your speakers.

  

2. Protect LED Indicator

The MAR1 features several types of
protection to prevent damage to the
circuitry during turn-on or fault conditions.
If the LEDs light up, this indicates that one
of the various protections is safeguarding
the different sections of the amplifier and
in these cases, the power output is
normally switched off until normal
operating conditions are restored.

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  Loudspeaker protection: in the event

of malfunction, a sensor located on
the power outputs is able to break the
circuit avoiding that current peaks
reach the speakers and damage
them.

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  Thermal protection on the heatsink: If

the amp overheats, thermal shutdown
protects the circuitry until the
temperature is reduced to a safe
level.

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  Short circuit protection: The 

Protect

LED Indicator 

will also light up if the

speaker terminals are short circuited,
or the impedance of the load is too
low. In these circumstances, the
Protect LED will stay on until the fault
condition is rectified.

Some protection situations require the
amplifier to be switched off and then
back on for normal operating
conditions to be restored.

3. Clip LED Indicator

The  LEDs light up at clipping status,
whenever any conditions occur that could
leak to non-linearility, such as an out-of-
spec load and waveform distortion.
Because of the MAR 1’s ability to enter
and exit clipping with as few audible
artifacts as possible, you may not hear
any distortion even if the indicator flashes.
In general, a few flashes every now and
then will not be a problem.  However, if
the LEDs flash often or remain on for any
extended period of time, then turn down
the volume controls to reduce the signal
level going to the MAR 1. If this doesn’t

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Summary of Contents for MAR1

Page 1: ...23 Service Manual MAR1 Power Amplifier...

Page 2: ...to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated dangerous voltage within the product s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock The exclamation point withi...

Page 3: ...needed allowing for quiet operation and reduced ambient noise in the studio l Extremely low noise and distortion suitable for quiet applications such as recording studio church and museum Precautions...

Page 4: ...eakers and damage them l Thermal protection on the heatsink If the amp overheats thermal shutdown protects the circuitry until the temperature is reduced to a safe level l Short circuit protection The...

Page 5: ...and 1 4 inputs which are commonly used for both mobile and installation set ups They provide a good combination of ease of connection and resistance to corrosion The XLR inputs are wired as per the fo...

Page 6: ...connected components Deficiencies in other components grounding will affect the sound and a serious electric fault with the amplifier could damage other components in the system For the best combinat...

Page 7: ...l for driving near field or other reference speakers For auditorium and live music use the MAR 1 has sufficient power to drive a set of small to medium size club speakers outputs outputs inputs speake...

Page 8: ...cy by splitting the audio signal into two different channels One MAR1 drives a low frequency speaker system and the other a high frequency speaker system Impact 12 Crossover High Frequency Outputs Low...

Page 9: ...ohms 1kHz 1 T H D both drive 8 ohms 1kHz 1 T H D both drive 150W 120W Input sensitivity 8 ohms 1kHz rated power 100W 0 775V Input impedance 30k ohms balanced 15k ohms unbalanced Voltage Gain 31 2 dB M...

Page 10: ...9 PC Board Layout MAR1 Input Output Power Supply Board...

Page 11: ...10 PC Board Layout MAR1 Power Amplifier Board...

Page 12: ...11 MAR1 BLOCK DIAGRAM...

Page 13: ...12 Schematic Diagram 1 MAR1 Power Amplifier Input Output MAR1 Input Output Power Supply Board...

Page 14: ...13 Schematic Diagram 2 MAR1 Power Amplifier Power Supply MAR1 Input Output Power Supply Board...

Page 15: ...14 Schematic Diagram 3 MAR1 Power Amplifier ch1 2 Power AMP MAR1 Power Amplifier Board...

Page 16: ...mm CN3B 212 10090 340 0 CONN 1 4 WAFER PLUG 9 PIN 370mm CN4A 211 10081 130 0 CONN 1 4 WAFER SOCKET 8 PIN 2532 08 CN4A 1 2 212 10080 420 0 CONN 1 4 WAFER PLUG 8 PIN 270mm CN4B 211 10091 160 0 CONN 1 4...

Page 17: ...W 150K 5 R65 000 33326 400 0 RES CF 1 4W 33K 5 R66 003 33003 601 0 RES CEMENT 5W 0 330 5 U R8 R12 000 43306 400 0 RES CF 1 16W 43K 5 R9 R14 R31 R37 R46 R60 R62 000 10306 400 0 RES CF 1 16W 10K 5 RL1 0...

Page 18: ...PS1 PS3 211 24503 000 0 CONN 1 4 SCREW TERMINAL 5 PIN PS2 211 24903 000 0 CONN 1 4 SCREW TERMINAL 9 PIN R39 000 10326 400 0 RES CF 1 4W 10K 5 R52 003 33003 600 0 RES CEMENT 5W 330 5 R52 R55 2 322 050...

Page 19: ...CONN 1 4 WAFER SOCKET 2 PIN A3963WV 2P CN103 211 10091 160 0 CONN 1 4 WAFER SOCKET 9 PIN 2532 09 D101 D102 D105 D106 D113 D115 D117 D118 090 00002 001 0 SEMI DIODE RECT 1N4002 D103 D114 090 00017 000...

Page 20: ...0 TR104 TR111 TR114 121 00006 100 0 SEMI TRANSISTOR PNP MJE350 TR105 120 00001 200 0 SEMI TRANSISTOR NPN BC550 TR107 120 00001 400 0 SEMI TRANSISTOR NPN 2N5551 TR108 120 00008 800 0 SEMI TRANSISTOR NP...

Page 21: ...8 428 355 561 60001 100 0 GIFT BOX 535 415 155 MAR1 565 60014 000 0 POLYLON 150 410 87 568 00003 000 0 BAG PLASTICS 240 340 0 05 10 PCB 15 568 30005 000 0 BAG PLASTICS 640 530 0 05 CUBOSS 2 XLR J 4 57...

Page 22: ...21 B B 631 60003 000 0 HEMECON 10 360mm C C B34 34010 230 1 MAR1 PHONIC AC 120V UL CAS...

Page 23: ...527 11000 000 0 STRAN RELIEF BUSHING 6W3 4 R 619 06380 320 0 PLA RIVET ST 3L Parts List Power Requirement Classification AC240V BS FUSE1 4 280 3E216 001 0 FUSE 3 15A 250V SSA BEL5ST3 15 FUSE1 4 280 6...

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