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The frequency response of the PPA20 has been tailored to fit
precisely the requirements of the RIAA specification.The PPA20
also includes a filter which meets the requirements of the IEC
(1)
extension to the RIAA specification, cutting out low (bass)
frequencies to prevent ‘rumble’. To further enhance your
enjoyment of older recordings, which may be damaged or were
recorded using non-standard methods, the PPA20 also has a
bandpass filter and the capability to be switched to mono.
Use the IEC filter if you hear low-frequency ‘rumbling’ noises that
you might get, for example, from a warped record.
Press the filter selector button marked
riaa/iec
on the front panel
to switch from
riaa
to
riaa/iec
and back. The status of the filter is
shown by an LED on the front panel labelled
riaa
or
riaa/iec
.
The
riaa
LED indicates that the PPA20 is meeting the RIAA
specification while the
riaa/iec
LED indicates that the IEC
low-frequency filter is switched on as well.
The bandpass filter
(2)
cuts down both high- and low-frequency
noise and is useful for listening to older records. In particular, the
bandpass filter can be used to remove the high-frequency carrier
signal from old quadraphonic recordings.
You can use the bandpass filter and the low-frequency (IEC) filter
at the same time to enhance the rejection of low frequencies.
When you listen to mono recordings you should select the
mono
setting. This setting will also enable you to listen to certain types
of non-standard stereo recordings, albeit in mono
(3)
.
The
mono
setting only works when the bandpass filter is on.
bandpass filter
mono
low-frequency
(IEC) filter
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filter and mono settings
filter and mono settings
1. International Electrotechnical Commission
2. A bandpass filter passes a band of frequencies and cuts out frequencies above
and below the band. The bandpass filter in the PPA20 allows through
frequencies between 40 Hz and 20 kHz
3. You can use the
mono
setting to check the wiring of your cartridge. Play a stereo
record. If the sound drops to a very low level when you switch to mono, then it is
most likely that the phasing of your stereo channel connections is wrong
riaa/iec
riaa
riaa/iec
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