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Covers environmental limits, humidity, dust, vibrations, and prohibits connecting musical instruments to prevent damage.
Advises on avoiding humidity, dust, extreme temperatures, and vibrations for optimal performance and safety.
Details voltage settings, fuse requirements for different voltages, and safety warnings for incorrect connections.
Describes the RCA and balanced XLR outputs for connecting power amplifiers, organized into two groups.
Lists available analog inputs including RCA, optical, and optional modules for connecting various audio sources.
Explains how to select audio sources and utilize optional input modules like Phono MC or Balanced-In.
Details the record selector for tape machines and input level adjustment potentiometers for signal attenuation.
Describes the high-quality volume potentiometer and the digital display showing volume as a percentage.
Explains how to use output on/off switches and the output level unit for stereo-signal balance.
Describes the module providing an active balancing stage for connecting balanced audio signals.
Details the Phono MC module, featuring a RIAA equalizer for analog record enthusiasts.
Lists the core features of the preamplifier, including input slots, input stage, output stages, and controls.
Outlines optional modules that can be added to the preamplifier, such as balanced inputs and Phono MC.
Provides steps to diagnose issues like no power or no audio output, checking plugs, fuses, and condensation.
Offers solutions for a non-functional remote control, including battery checks, operation, and sensor cleaning.
Explains the WEEE directive for product return and recycling to conserve resources and protect the environment.
Guides users on end-of-life product disposal at designated collection points for proper recycling.
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