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Explains the dual mono design for eliminating crosstalk and providing infinite channel separation.
Details regulated multi-stage power supplies, PCB trace thickness, and zero negative global feedback.
Describes the mechanical design for minimal chassis resonance and vibration-proof environments.
Focuses on bypassing tone controls, optimizing ground paths, and ensuring the shortest conceivable signal path.
Emphasizes Gryphon's exquisite styling, user-friendliness, and synthesis of form and function.
Details the meticulous control over development, production, and quality assurance in Danish facilities.
Explains the Commander's design, built on Gryphon's constant pursuit of sonic perfection and advanced engineering.
Highlights the constrained-layer-damped bottom plate, premium components, and 4.3" TFT capacitive touch display.
Provides instructions on where to place the component to ensure proper ventilation and avoid overheating.
Advises on correct AC voltage usage and the importance of proper plug polarity for performance.
Offers simple instructions for cleaning metal and acrylic surfaces without damaging the finish.
Guides users on selecting cables for sonic neutrality, low capacitance, and wide bandwidth to match amplifier performance.
Refers to a separate document for detailed unpacking and setup instructions.
Alerts users to hazardous live AC power and directs them to important safety information.
Details the connection sequence using DC cables (DC77, DC4) and AC power cords.
Explains the expected performance improvement during the initial hours of use and warm-up time.
Describes the location and function of the main ON/OFF switches and the ON/STB indicator.
Explains the ON/STB button and indicator for power management.
Details the two display modes (Operation, Distance) and their behavior.
Explains the functions of Volume, Mute, Input Selection, and Monitor buttons.
Guides users on how to enter and navigate the main menu.
Details how to adjust start volume, max volume, and inter-channel balance via the menu.
Explains the Output Level option and controls for display intensity, including Auto Dim and Auto Off.
Describes how to set Green Bias for power amplifiers based on preamplifier volume control.
Covers selecting IR receiver source and enabling/disabling Analog PSU 2.
Explains how to trim input gain levels for consistent volume across sources.
Guides on naming inputs and configuring a Unity Gain AV input for home theater systems.
Details the process of resetting all custom settings back to factory defaults.
Explains the functions of ON/STB, MONITOR, MUTE, DISPLAY, VOLUME, and INPUT buttons on the remote.
Lists the specific RC-5 system 16 codes used for controlling the Gryphon Commander.
Provides step-by-step instructions for replacing the remote control's coin cell battery.
Describes the balanced and single-ended preamplifier outputs for connecting power amplifiers.
Details the XLR and RCA input connectors for balanced and single-ended sources.
Covers 12V Link IN/OUT, Analog PSU/Digital PSU inputs, and chassis ground connection.
Warns against removing the small service panel, which is for service purposes only.
Lists the Analog PSU outputs for the preamplifier and other components, and digital DAC supply.
Describes control interface outputs, mains input sockets, and AC fuse holder details.
Explains how Green Bias links to volume control for automatic Class A bias adjustment in compatible power amplifiers.
Highlights features like exterior design, electronics design, dual mono, zero negative feedback, and relay volume attenuator.
Details premium capacitors, PCB traces, custom transformers, massive capacitor banks, and linear power supplies.
Covers the 4.3" TFT touch screen, USB firmware upgrades, and connectivity options.
Mentions separate chassis, decoupled bottom plate, and low standby current consumption.
Lists input/output impedance, bandwidth, gain, THD+N, output levels, and power consumption.
Summarizes menu-controlled functions including volume, balance, output level, display intensity, and bias setup.
Outlines the 5-year warranty period, validity, transferability, and conditions that void the warranty.
Explains how to register the warranty online or by mail and directs users to local representatives for support.
Provides essential safety guidelines for operating the apparatus, including electrical safety and environmental considerations.
Details warnings related to battery explosion danger and chemical burn hazards from swallowing batteries.
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