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Table of Contents

Introduction 

1 

Congratulations 

1 

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Safe Set-up Instructions 

1 

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Design Principles  

1 

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Precision Crafted, Assembly and Delivery 

1 

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Unpacking 

2 

Travel Case Lifting Caution! 

2 

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Travel Case Opening 

2 

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List of Items Included with Tenor Phono 1 

2 

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Moving Your Phono Stage 

2 

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Installation 

3 

Considerations 

3 

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3rd Party Isolation Stands 

3 

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Placement 

3 

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Ventilation 

3 

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Input Source Component Quality 

4 

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Preamplifiers 

4 

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Remote Turn On Jack 

4 

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AC Power Requirements  5 

AC Mains Voltage 

5 

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AC Power Conditioners 

5 

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Stabilizing & Initialization after Power On. 

5 

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Break-in Period  

6 

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Tube Life 

6 

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Design Features  7 

Summary of Phono 1 Design Features 

7 

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Front & Rear Panel 

9 

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Turning Power ON 

10 

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Initial Power ON/OFF Screens 

11 

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Vacuum Florescent Display (VFD) Button Overview 

12 

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VFD Display Screens & Buttons 

13 

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SETUP Screens 

13 

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INPUT Buttons 

15 

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DISPLAY Button 

16 

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MUTE Botton 

16 

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MONO Button 

17 

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PHASE Button 

17 

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ON/OFF Button 

17 

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Phono 1 Programming Guide 

18 

OUTPUT Selection 

18 

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GAIN FACTOR Selection 

20 

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EQ CURVES Selection 

21 

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<<Z>> LOAD COMP Selection 

21 

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AUDIO GROUND Selection 

23 

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INFO Selection  

24 

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CLOCK Selection 

24 

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FACTORY SET Selection 

24 

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Troubleshooting Overview 

25 

Phono 1 Warnings/Cautions/Fuses/Triggers 

25 

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Phono 1 – No Power 

25 

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Ground Hum 

25 

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Balanced Moving Coil Cartridge Cable Connection (Arm) 

26 

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Care and Maintenance 

27 

Wood Faceplate and Top Rails 

27 

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Metal Chassis and Top Plate 

27 

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Electrical Connections on Rear Plate 

27 

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Audio Board (Vacuum Tubes) 

27 

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Tenor Phono 1 Specifications 

28 

Warranty 

29 

Product Registration 

30 

Tenor Contact Information 

31 

Owner’s Notes  32

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Страница 1: ...Tenor Phono1 Ultimate Reference Phono Stage Owner s Manual July 2015...

Страница 2: ...or possible injury or death 9 Please protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at the wall and at the plug on the rear panel of the equipment 10 The use of extension cords an...

Страница 3: ...itial Power ON OFF Screens 11 Vacuum Florescent Display VFD Button Overview 12 VFD Display Screens Buttons 13 SETUP Screens 13 INPUT Buttons 15 DISPLAY Button 16 MUTE Botton 16 MONO Button 17 PHASE Bu...

Страница 4: ...e Puissance 350M Haute Puissance Line 1 Phono 1 Ultimate Reference Line Stage Preamplifier The Phono 1 delivers musicality and transparency beyond all other phono stages Tenor s proprietary research i...

Страница 5: ...tage upwards out of the travel case until the phono stage is clear of the travel case sides Special care is needed when installing in a shelving unit due to re strictive access When sliding the Tenor...

Страница 6: ...ent Sharing common AC power mains for source equipment is recommended as that generally simplifies any potential for ground loops that cause undesirable 50 60 Hz ground loop hum Special grounding opti...

Страница 7: ...es where the grounding is not identical and ground loop hum exists various grounding options in the Phono 1 Programming Setup can mitigate this problem For severe cas es a balanced interconnect betwee...

Страница 8: ...e AC Mains Power switch of your Tenor Phono 1 is located at the left looking at back directly rear back plate of the Phono 1 chassis This switch powers the Tenor Phono 1 so the front top right push bu...

Страница 9: ...Phono 1 is designed to operate within design specifications for a period close to 10 000 hours As a typical example a Tenor Phono 1 used each and every day for 3 hours under nor mal use will last alm...

Страница 10: ...sformer coupled giving high Common Mode Rejection Ratio CMRR for low noise operation with optional pin 1 ground lift to suppress inter chassis ground loops 11 Individual ground path for left right cha...

Страница 11: ...ers potted in special epoxy resin for noise reduction 23 In rush current limiters used in conjunction with slow start circuitry to op timize long term reliability of vacuum tubes and electronic compon...

Страница 12: ...rails on the top of each chassis as well as the wood and rubber feet Please Note direct sunlight will cause an overall darkening of the cherry wood This is normal so if this effect is not desired then...

Страница 13: ...C mains power is applied by turning the rear switch to on Once your connections have been verified you can now turn on the Phono 1 using the master power switch at the rear Following this push the top...

Страница 14: ...n display will begin a sequence of events displayed on the Vacuum Florescent Display VFD starting with the Tenor logo as follows To power off the Phono 1 simply push the top right button to initiate s...

Страница 15: ...wn the menu when in programming mode 6 Display buttons change between main logo blank screen and can be used to enter when in programming mode 7 MUTE button mutes un mutes Phono 1 output 8 MONO button...

Страница 16: ...1 is achieved by pushing the SETU button and using the dual purpose INPUT buttons to scroll up or down The Vacuum Flores cent Display VFD then displays the following screens Page of 13 32 GAIN FACTOR...

Страница 17: ...Page of 14 32 INFO FACTORY SET CLOCK SEL CLOCK FACTORY SET SEL EQ CURVES AUDIO GROUND Z LOAD COMP SEL...

Страница 18: ...e both unbalanced single ended RCA inputs MC 3 BAL is balanced XLR input Once the appropriate Moving Coil input has been chosen then push the DISPLAY button to enter the choice or simply let the 5 sec...

Страница 19: ...of the output is achieved by pushing the MUTE button of the Phono 1 display when the Tenor Phono 1 is powered on The display will flash MUTED until the MUTE is pushed again whereby the mute will be r...

Страница 20: ...phase inverting so it is necessary to invert the phase so the speaker output is in phase This can also be accomplished by reversing the polari ty of the speaker wire at the speaker terminals However...

Страница 21: ...uttons choose the OUTPUTS screen by se lecting OUTPUTS in the centre box then push the DISPLAY button to enter OUTPUT 1 2 are unbalanced single ended RCA You can select them individually or combined O...

Страница 22: ...Page of 19 32 OUT 2 OUT BAL OUT 1 2 SEL OUT 1 2 OUT BAL SEL...

Страница 23: ...ntation is required between the preamplifier and the phono stage if the preamplifier has an adjustable gain The Tenor Line 1 Power 1 should be set at HIGH gain but may have to be changed to NORMAL gai...

Страница 24: ...universally adopted based on your records actu al EQ CURVE requirement Z LOAD COMP Selection Under SETUP and using INPUT up and down buttons choose the Z LOAD COMP op tion to add resistive load as spe...

Страница 25: ...Page of 22 32 HIGH 400 500 SEL 500 300 400 SEL 400 200 300 SEL 300 100 200 SEL...

Страница 26: ...nded through a resistor to convert stray volt ages into heat and is the best alternative GROUNDED is direct to ground and LIFTED is isolated from ground Should ground hum exist from other equipment tr...

Страница 27: ...is read only and only Tenor can alter this data when it is being ser viced CLOCK Selection Under SETUP and using INPUT up and down buttons choose the CLOCK option to enter the following time paramete...

Страница 28: ...s are used Ideally all of the source equipment should be plugged into the same circuit so they all share the same grounding characteristics thereby negating your possibility for ground loops and the a...

Страница 29: ...anced so one simply needs to know the wiring harness schematic to take full advantage of the low noise floor principles of a balanced connection Page of 26 32 1 2 3 4 A B C D 4 3 2 1 D C B A Title Num...

Страница 30: ...ng with a soft brush is recommended Electrical Connections on Rear Plate From time to time it is good to disconnect and reconnect your cables at the rear to im prove any degradation due to normal elec...

Страница 31: ...ositive 3 Negative Input Tubes per Channel 2 x NOS 8416 2 x 6n6p Soft Start 1 Minute 40 Seconds Sequential Remote Turn On 12 V Mini Phone Plug Cooling Natural Convection Microphonic Isolation Suspende...

Страница 32: ...ate must be affixed to the back of the amplifier for the war ranty to be valid Any Phono 1phono stage returned to Tenor Inc Canada without this custom plate affixed will have its Warranty revoked Vacu...

Страница 33: ...____________ Dealer and or Distributor s Address _________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ ___________________________________...

Страница 34: ...ervice tenoraudio com Tenor Inc Canada Service Phone Number 705 717 1705 Once you have received a RAN you can ship your phono stages to the following address with the RAN marked clearly on the outside...

Страница 35: ...Owner s Notes Page of 32 32...

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