ALLNIC AUDIO L-85000 OTL/OCL, Руководство пользователя

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• Do not attempt any repairs.
• Do not remove the chassis cover without specific authorization from your Allnic dealer.
• See the notes on “Location, Location, Location”.
CLEANING
A. Chassis and glass
Use only a soft, lint-free cloth dampened slightly with water only (NO cleaning fluids!) to clean
the faceplate, meter glass and chassis.
B. Connectors
You may use any good quality contact cleaner recommended for such applications to clean the
contacts from time to time as you deem appropriate.
INITIAL SET-UP
A. LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION
Like all audio products using tubes, the Allnic Audio L-8500 OTL/OCL needs to be placed on a
solid stand in a location that provides for good air circulation around the preamplifier.
• DO NOT cover the top of the preamplifier.
• DO NOT place the unit on carpet or foam.
• DO NOT subject the unit to knocks and shocks as you move it around. This advice is meant
particularly for those who may want to place the L-8500 OTL/OCL on a set of after-market
isolation feet or similar devices. Dropping one side of the L-8500 OTL/OCL, or the whole
unit, is not a good thing.
• DO NOT place the unit near a strong light or heat source.
• DO NOT place anything heavy on the unit.
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DO NOT allow rubber or vinyl materials to rest on the unit’s chassis for long periods of
time. This could discolour the metal.
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DO place the unit on a shelf or stand that is stable and not subject to vibration or sudden
shock.
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DO consider using a high quality power cord and interconnects, both inputs and outputs.
The L-8500 OTL/OCL is a highly sensitive piece of electronic equipment designed for
neutrality and will output what you put into it. Allnic’s Zero Loss Technology power cables
and MU metal shielded interconnects will work synergistically with the L-8500 OTL/OCL.
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DO try to place the L-8500 OTL/OCL away from major sources of RFI and EMI; though well
shielded, the L-8500 OTL/OCL will function best away from large power transformers and
other sources of such interference.