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| main voltage | 120 V / 240 V |
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| power consumption (no load or signal) | 230 W |
| output impedance | < 0.008 Ohm |
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| RCA (single) input impedance | 220 kOhm |
| XLR (balanced) input impedance | 110 kOhm |
| rated output power at 8 Ohm | 2 x 250 W |
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| rated output power at 4 Ohm | 2 x 380 W |
| rated output power at 2 Ohm | 2 x 625 W |
| rated output power at 1 Ohm | 2 x 1100 W |
| width | 483 mm / 19 inches |
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| depth | 450 mm / 17 inches |
| height | 210 mm / 8.2 inches |
| weight | 39 kg / 85.8 lbs |
Critical safety instructions regarding fire, electric shock, moisture, and authorized servicing.
Details the founding of Electrocompaniet and its design philosophy for transistor amplifiers.
Explains the novel approach to feedback theory and individual gain blocks in amplifier design.
Details the division into input and output blocks and their respective functions.
Describes the power supply components, including toroidal transformers and capacitors.
Instructions for inspecting the amplifier upon arrival and checking the package contents.
Guidance on connecting the amplifier to power and precautions to prevent equipment damage.
Description of the rear panel inputs and initial setup for single-ended operation.
Instructions for using balanced XLR and RCA inputs with compatible preamplifiers.
Correct sequence for turning the audio system on and off to protect speakers.
Step-by-step guide on how to safely replace a blown main fuse.
Information regarding normal amplifier warmth and required ventilation for Class A operation.
Details on how to obtain service, factory shipping instructions, and contact information.
List of test equipment utilized for measuring the amplifier's technical data.
Detailed electrical specifications including impedance, sensitivity, current, THD, and noise.
Specifies the output power ratings for different impedance loads.
Details on power usage, physical dimensions, and weight of the amplifier.
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