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Details the MA1250's purpose as a multi-channel amplifier for custom installs, highlighting its power and features.
Highlights MA1250's size efficiency, protection circuitry, individual gain adjustment, external power control, stackable chassis, and link feature.
MA1250 has 12 power amplifiers in a 3.5-inch enclosure, delivering 50 watts RMS per channel.
Each channel is protected against low impedance, overheating, overloading, overvoltage, and undervoltage.
Each channel has an input gain adjustment pot on the rear for custom gain settings.
The amplifier can be controlled remotely via a 12 VDC trigger input.
The MA1250 features a 17-inch chassis that can be stacked with other units.
Allows linking channels 2-6 to channel 1 for cascading stereo content without Y-cords.
Provides step-by-step suggestions to diagnose and eliminate hum and noise issues in the audio system.
Check if disconnecting the cable TV feed eliminates hum. Use a Ground Loop Isolator if needed.
Disconnect input cables to check if the hum originates from the cables or source device.
Investigate home electrical system grounding issues. Consider AC Power Isolation Transformer.
Provides solutions for power LED issues, sound cutting out, distorted sound, and trigger problems.
Ensure adequate convection cooling by placing the MA1250 at the top of an equipment stack with 3-5 inches of space.
Connect MA1250 inputs to source outputs using short, good quality RCA cables, one for each channel.
Use good quality speaker wire (min. 16 gauge) for speaker outputs, with 14 gauge for runs over 30 feet.
Connect the MA1250 to a dedicated outlet supplying at least six amps (750 watts).
Connect a 12 VDC trigger source to the 3.5mm mono jack for remote power control.
Explains how the Link button cascades inputs 2-6 to input 1 for synchronized stereo playback.
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