T+A E-SERIES PA 1000 E, User Manual

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Line input 2
or optionally the BALANCED 2 input (see
chapter „Installation“).
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Line input 3
or optionally the BALANCED 2 input (see
chapter „Installation“).
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Line input 4
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This input can be turned into an input for phono turntables by installing an optional
MM or MC phono preamplifier module from the

accessory range.
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Line input 5 for an Audio Recorder
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(Monitor-Switch)
Pressing the monitor button enables you to monitor the quality of a tape or CD
recording (tape monitor function). Pressing the Monitor button switches the
monitor function on. When the monitor function is in operation the LED above
this button will glow.
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The tape monitor function only works if the recorder connected to the amplifier
supports this function.
If no recorder is connected, or if the recorder does not support the monitor
function, the music signal will be muted when you select the monitor function. If
this happens, simply switch the monitor function off again.
Volume and balance settings
VOLUME Volume control employing a high-quality, ultra low-tolerance quadruple ALPS-
potentiometer.
Rotating the control clockwise increases the volume. Turning the control anti-
clockwise decreases the volume.
BALANCE The

control enables you to vary the level between left and right
channels, e.g. to cope with asymmetric speaker locations.
To avoid any adverse effect on the sound, the balance range is limited to
+0,6 dB / -8,0 dB. It is never desirable to reduce the volume of one stereo
channel to zero.
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The level of amplification is the same on both channels when the control is at
the centre position.
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Rotating the control clockwise offsets the stereo centre to the right.
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Rotating the control anti-clockwise offsets the stereo centre to the left.
Recessed controls
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In normal use the knobs for tone and balance are recessed into the front panel. If
you press any of the knobs, it projects from the front panel and can then easily be
rotated. In the centre position the index marker points up, and you will feel the
detent engage.
When the setting is correct, push the knob back into the front panel, and it will
engage in its recessed position again.