Quicksilver Audio Mid Mono Amplifier
Operating Instructions
Thank you for purchasing the Quicksilver Audio Mid Mono Amplifiers. These amplifiers are engineered
to have a very wide bandwidth, extremely low distortion and superior dynamic range.
The output transformer used in this amplifier is based on the best designs of the past but uses superior new
materials to achieve a very high level of performance. The high frequency characteristics of this transformer
are very stable. Many different output tubes may be used without the need for circuit changes or
compensation adjustments.
This is an all tube design and uses no circuit boards or transistors.
PLACEMENT
The Mid Mono Amplifiers should have at least 6 inches of ventilation space on either side and at
least 6 inches above them. If this is not possible, then use a fan for cooling.
SPEAKER CONNECTION
Five-way binding posts are used for speaker connection. For better sonic performance, we
recommend using the screw-down part of the post rather than banana plugs to connect your
speaker wire. Make sure the ends of the speaker leads do not touch each other. The rating on the
back of your speaker system will determine whether you use the 4 or 8 ohm tap for the positive
lead. Connect the negative or ground to the black post labeled C.
There is a diagram on the bottom of the amp that identifies the three posts.
2 AMP SLO-BLO FUSE
Standard fuse value must not be exceeded. If a fuse blows, replace and check output tube bias. If
there is a large change, then an output tube is probably damaged. If the bias has not changed then
the cause of the fuse blowing may be due to other problems, such as poor system grounding,
unstable preamp, shorted speaker, etc. Interchanging the amps between channels will help
localize the problem to either the system or the amplifier.
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