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Mounting
Connect with the
correct phase
Always connect using the correct phase, from the
+-pole on the amplifier to the +-pole on the
loudspeaker and respectively for the minus (-) pole
If you by accident connect the other way,
there is no risk of damage. However, the
phase of the signal will be not correct,
resulting in improper sound.
Overload
With high power load under long time there is risk
of overloading the driver and/or the amplifier.
If you play extremely loud for a long time
there is a risk that you destroy the
product.
The initial playing
time
Amplifiers do not generally need any “playing in”
time. Class A amplifiers need a few minutes in
order to stabilize the operating temperature.
Class A mode uses a higher nominal
quiescent current through the output
stage, which in turn produces more heat
dissipation. The output transistors heat
the cooling sink, and the temperature is
measured by a sensor, feeding the
information back to the output stage, thus
regulating the bias.
The regulation takes a few minutes before
it becomes completely stable. During this
time high listening volumes should be
avoided.
