Taga Harmony TTA-1000, Instruction Manual

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Operation
1. Plug the Power Cable to the amplifier and into the electrical outlet.
2. Turn on the amplifier – press the Power Switch (the Power Switch ).
The status LED located on the Volume Regulator should turn red in approximately
30 seconds. The amplifier is in the tube warm up mode and is muted. After
blinking, the status LED will go off. The CD input LED indicator will lit.
If the CD input LED indicator is not lit, it means that the amplifier is working in
abnormal condition (a protection mode) – turn off the power, unplug the Power
Cable and check whether some of the cables are not short circuited. After fixing
the cables turn the amplifier on.
3. By rotating the Input Selector knob on the front panel or pressing one of input
selector buttons on the remote controller, select which audio source you want to
play.
Make sure the audio source is properly connected to the rear panel inputs.
The selected source is indicated by one of the LED indicators on the front panel.
Note!
Depending on the type of phono cartridge your turntable is equipped with,
choose the MM or MC input.
4. Turn on your audio source and start playback.
5. Regulate volume on the amplifier to adjust the level of sound.
Note! Check “Additional Information” for other useful operating instructions.
Note! High volume levels can damage this amplifier and/or speakers. This may void
your warranty.
Volume Regulator (front panel and remote controller):
Using the Volume Regulator on the front panel or down
s
and up
w
buttons on the
remote controller, you can adjust the sound volume from minimum (the knob – max
counterclockwise) to maximum (the knob – max clockwise). Distortion and sound
quality worsening may occur when the knob is in the maximum position. It may damage
the amplifier or speakers. This may void your warranty.
MUTE (remote controller):
During playback press this button to stop amplifier audio output (no sound will be
audible in speakers or through the PRE OUT).
Press it again to recover the audio signal output back.
Hooking up the Amplifier
Note! Only speakers within range of impedance 4 - 8ohm can be connected.
Connecting speakers outside this range can damage this amplifier and/or speakers.
This may void your warranty.