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Luxman L-550AX User Manual

Luxman L-550AX
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Luxman L-550AX Specifications

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TypeIntegrated Amplifier
Frequency Response10 Hz - 100 kHz
Input Sensitivity (Line)180mV
Input Sensitivity / Impedance (Phono MM)2.5 mV / 47kΩ
Input Sensitivity / Impedance (Phono MC)0.3mV / 100Ω
Input Sensitivity / Impedance (Line)180mV / 47kΩ
S/N Ratio (Phono MC)75 dB
Dimensions440 x 132 x 390 mm
Weight15.2 kg
Rated Output20W + 20W (8Ω)
Total Harmonic Distortion (1kHz)0.03%
Signal-to-Noise Ratio (Line)100 dB
S/N Ratio (Phono MM)85 dB
S/N Ratio (Line)100 dB

Summary

Precautions

Installation and Ventilation

Guidelines for safe installation and ensuring proper airflow to prevent overheating.

Connection and Speaker Safety

Advice on connecting components and speaker terminal precautions.

Operational Notes

Explains time muting, protection circuit, and battery care.

Maintenance and Cleaning

Guidance on unit maintenance, repair, and cleaning procedures.

Key Features of the L-550AX

Advanced Attenuator and Feedback Systems

Details LECUA-WM attenuator and ODNF negative feedback for sound quality.

Power Supply and Output Stages

Describes the high-inertia power supply and parallel push-pull output.

Internal Circuitry and Components

Highlights beeline construction, selector IC, Schottky diodes, and OFC wires.

Additional Unit Features

Design and Connectivity Features

Covers round pattern board, loopless chassis, RCA terminals, and speaker terminals.

Functional Components

Explains phono amplifier, separate function, headphone jack, and meters.

Remote Control and Size

Details the aluminum remote control and unit dimensions.

Front Panel Controls and Indicators

Power and Input Selection

Explains the operation switch, indicator, input selector, and indicator.

Volume and Headphone Output

Details the volume control and headphone jack usage.

More Front Panel Functions

Display and Remote Receiver

Describes the unit's display and infrared receiver.

Separate and Line Straight Switches

Explains the functions of the separate and line straight switches.

Tone and Balance Controls

Tone Controls (Bass & Treble)

Details how to adjust bass and treble frequencies.

Balance Control

Explains adjusting the sound balance between left and right channels.

Input and Output Controls

Speaker Selector and Recording Output

Covers speaker selection and REC OUT signal for recording.

Cartridge and Monitor Switches

Explains cartridge type selection and monitor function.

Front Panel Display Indicators

Power Meters and Indicators

Explains the power meters and monitor/subsonic/mono indicators.

Front Panel Indicator Lights

Status Indicators

Details the standby, loudness, line straight, and separate indicators.

Rear Panel Connections and Terminals

Signal Ground and Phono Input

Describes the signal ground and phono input terminals.

Line and Recorder Terminals

Explains LINE, REC, REC OUT, and MONITOR terminals.

Rear Panel Output and Input Terminals

Pre-out, Main-in, and Balance Inputs

Details PRE OUT, MAIN IN, and BAL LINE input terminals.

Speaker Terminals and AC Inlet

Covers speaker connections and the AC inlet.

Connecting the Integrated Amplifier

Power Supply and Audio Source Connections

Guides on connecting power, CD/SACD players, tuners, and other devices.

Speaker Connection Guide

Instructions for connecting speaker systems to the amplifier.

Advanced Connection Procedures

Record Player and Recorder Connections

Details connecting record players and recorders for playback/recording.

External Amplifier Connections

Explains connecting external amplifiers via PRE OUT/MAIN IN.

Operating the Integrated Amplifier

Before and During Playback

Covers pre-operation checks and basic playback steps.

Tone and Balance Adjustments

Explains operation of tone controls and balance adjustment.

Recording Source Operations

Guides on selecting and recording audio sources.

Advanced Operations and Memory

Timer Operations

Details procedures for timer-controlled recording and playing.

Memory Settings and Reset

Explains memory storage and how to perform a factory reset.

Using the Remote Control

Remote Control Overview

Introduces the RA-17 remote control and its main buttons.

Remote Control Functions

Explains operation, input, mono, separate, mute, and meter controls.

Remote Control Features

Special Function Controls

Details subsonic, loudness, line straight, and player control buttons.

Battery Installation

Provides instructions for loading batteries into the remote control.

Block Diagram

Technical Specifications

Troubleshooting and Repair

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