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TREBLE). Connect this signal output with a standard
RCA cable to the signal input (“LINE IN”, “TAPE IN”
or “REC IN”) of the recording device. The Mic signal
will not be released to the Rec OUT!
Connection of a microphone
A dynamic microphone may, if desired, be connec-
ted to this 6.3 mm jack socket. Condenser micro-
phones or other microphones that need a voltage
supply when connected (e.g. phantom-powered micro -
phon
es) cannot be used with this amplifier. On no
account must a high level source (CD player etc.) be
connected to this input by means of adapters.
Connection of the loudspeakers
It is recommended that ready-made loudspeaker
cables are used instead of clamping on the cable
core directly. Banana connectors or cable lugs pro-
vide greater protection from short circuits and
damage to the loudspeakers or the amplifier. Use
speaker cables of sufficient diameter for connecting
your loudspeakers with the E-SA18. Make sure that
bare loudspeaker cables can never touch each other
or the back wall of the housing! Only use loudspea-
kers with a nominal impedance of at least 4Ω.
One pair of loudspeakers may be connected to
the amplifier. You will find two loudspeaker clamps
(positive + and negative -) for each loudspeaker
(R: right and L: left) on the device (12), these
clamps have to be connected to one end of a loud-
speaker cable. There are identical or similar connec-
tors on the loudspeakers and here too the polarity
is stated. This is where the other end of the loud-
speaker cable assigned to the loudspeaker is con-
nected. In each case, the same polarity must be
connected by each loudspeaker wire: the clamp
marked with “+” on the amplifier must be connec-
ted with the connector marked with “+” on the
loudspeaker. If you use ready-made loudspeaker
cables with 4 mm banana connectors, you need to
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