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BasX PT1 and BasX TA1
BasX TA1 Rear Panel
ANALOG INPUTS ANALOG OUTUTS
FM DIGITAL INPUTS
PHONO
GROUND
MC | |MM
PHONO CD AUX
L
R
L
R
MAIN
OUT
X-OVER OUT
MONO
LP (90Hz) HP
HIGH PASS
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|
FULL RANGE
ANTENNA COAX OPT USB BT
TRIG
OUT
SPEAKER OUTPUTS
R L
POWER POWER
115V 230V
MODEL: TA1
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1. Phono Input Ground Lug
Connect the ground lead from your turntable to this lug to avoid or eliminate hum problems.
Note: Some turntables may not provide a separate ground lead. You may also find that, even
on some turntables that provide a ground lead, you get less hum when it is disconnected.
2. Phono Input Gain Selector
Use this switch to set the gain of the phono input to match the output of your cartridge. Normally
this switch should be set to MM for a moving magnet cartridge, and to MC for a moving coil
cartridge.
Note: The manufacturers of some phono cartridges may instruct you to set the gain switch to
MM for a “high output moving coil cartridge”; always follow manufacturer’s recommendations.
3. Analog Inputs (Phono Input & Line Level Stereo Inputs)
Use the Phono Input to connect the output from your turntable.
Note: The Phono Input is intended to accept the low-level output from a moving magnet or
moving coil phono cartridge, and includes RIAA phono equalization. DO NOT connect a line
level source to this input or the sound will be distorted and you may damage the Phono Input.
If your turntable has a built-in phono preamp, and provides a line level output, then you should
connect it to one of the line level inputs (CD or Aux).
The CD and Aux inputs are unbalanced line level inputs, and may be used to connect a stereo line
level signal from any analog stereo audio source. The CD and Aux inputs are similar, and either
may be used to connect any component that delivers a standard line level audio signal.