Use high-quality loudspeaker cable terminated in BFA plugs
(1)
to
connect the red terminal of your right loudspeaker to one of the
red
(2)
terminals marked
RIGHT CHANNEL OUTPUT
on the back
of your 100P. Then connect the black terminal of your right
loudspeaker to one of the black terminals marked
RIGHT
CHANNEL OUTPUT
on the back of your 100P. Connect the left
loudspeaker to a pair of
LEFT CHANNEL OUTPUT
terminals in
the same way.
loudspeaker
connection
You will need a preamplifier (such as our PA10 or PA20R)
connected to a sound source (such as our CD player CD20R or
tuner T20) to feed into your 100P. Use a good-quality, screened
phono-phono audio cable to connect the output of your
preamplifier to the sockets marked
INPUT left
and
right
on
the back of your 100P.
Check that the power button is
out
so that power is off when you
plug in
(1)
. Using the cable supplied, connect the socket on the
back of your 100P to an AC supply outlet. For the best sound
quality, we recommend that you do not use multi-plug adaptors.
preamplifier
connection
power
connection
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getting started
getting started
1. The power button is a latching switch. One press will hold it in, the next will
release it
1. If you prefer to use a cable which does not have BFA plugs, please see page 16
2. If your loudspeaker terminals are not colour coded – red corresponds to positive
(+) or signal and black corresponds to negative (–). For each channel the
terminals of the same colour are connected together
3. The diagram is for illustrative purposes only. It is not to scale and does not show
all connections. See page 14 for more details on connecting loudspeakers
I N P U T
O U T P U T
left
right
left
right
R I G H T
C H A N N E L
O U T P U T
The diagram shows a
standard loudspeaker
arrangement
(3)
out
in
right speaker
left speaker
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