We know you are keen to get your PA10 working. This section will
have you listening to your favourite music as quickly as possible.
If you fold out the front cover of this manual you will locate
diagrams which will help you find your way around your PA10
(1)
.
Make sure that all the components of your audio system are
disconnected from the AC supply whenever you change any
connections.
You will need a source of audio signals (such as our CD player
CD20R or our tuner T20) to feed into your PA10. Use a good-
quality, screened phono-phono audio cable to connect the phono
output sockets of your sound source to the appropriate pair of
left
and
right
sockets marked
SOURCE aux
,
tuner
,
cd
or
TAPE in
1
,
in 2
or
in 3
on the back of your PA10
(2)
.
Use a good-quality, screened phono-phono audio cable to connect
the phono sockets marked
OUTPUT 1 left
and
right
on the back
of your PA10 to the corresponding inputs of your power amplifier.
09
getting started
before
you start
sound source
connection
amplifier
connection
1. Throughout this instruction manual (except in titles),
bold
print indicates the
lettering that you will find on the panels of your PA10
2. The inputs for
cd
,
tuner
,
TAPE 1
,
TAPE 2
and
TAPE 3
are all the same electrically.
They are named for your convenience. If you want to connect a turntable, please
see page 13
Class A amplifier stages
Independent input selection for listening and tape recording
Five line level inputs for cd, tuner and three tape recorders
Phono input for mc or mm cartridges
Three stereo outputs for recording
Two low-impedance stereo outputs to allow long cable runs
Automatic and manual muting
Separate Class A headphone amplifier suitable for a wide range
of headphone impedances
High-quality audio components
Sorbothane
®
sonic isolation feet, specially designed by
TAG McLaren Audio
(1)
08
key features
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1. For the very best performance we recommend that our units are placed on
individual shelves and are not stacked one on top of another
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