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General| Description | Stereo Power Amplifier |
|---|---|
| Input Impedance | 100 kOhms |
| Gain | 26 dB |
| Inputs | XLR |
| Outputs | Binding posts |
| Weight | 13.6 kg |
| Total Harmonic Distortion | <0.03% |
Contact details for Jeff Rowland Design Group, Inc. including address and phone numbers.
Features XLR balanced inputs, XLR/RCA adapters, and user-selectable gain/impedance.
Includes remote switching, auto muting, and transient-free operation.
Highlights isolated circuitry, plug-in modules, and low-resonance chassis.
Lists auxiliary components included with the amplifier, such as cables and adapters.
Explains the function and operation of the front panel standby/power button.
Details the user-selectable input impedance switch (18kΩ or 600Ω).
Details the user-selectable overall gain switch (26 dB or 32 dB).
Guidance on locating amplifiers, ensuring adequate airflow, and vertical stacking.
Details the use of spiked and compliant interface supports for coupling/decoupling.
Step-by-step instructions for making AC power connections.
Instructions for installing XLR and RCA interconnect cables.
Guidance on connecting speaker cables to output terminals.
Details the function of the remote connector for switching modes.
Important safety warning about output terminal electrical isolation.
Procedures for turning on amplifiers and recommended warm-up times.
Discusses the initial break-in period for optimal performance.
Recommendations for balanced input and low impedance for maximum performance.
How to use the OVERALL GAIN switch for system optimization.
Details output power, bandwidth, slew rate, THD, damping factor, and output current.
Covers input types, sensitivity, and common mode rejection ratio.
Details standby and operating power consumption.
Includes dimensions, weight, and shipping details.
Addresses conditions where the standby/power button lamp does not illuminate or operate.
Covers issues like abnormal internal circuitry or reverting to standby mode.
Troubleshooting for the AC mains circuit breaker switching off or not remaining on.
Diagnoses and remedies for 50/60 Hz hum and high-frequency noise in loudspeakers.
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