McIntosh C11 User Manual

BALANCE
RIGHT
The C11 is balanced for unequal program
sources by this control.
LEFT . . . turning the control to the left ac-
cents the left channel by reducing the right
channel output.
RIGHT . . . turning the control to the right ac-
cents the right channel by reducing the
left channel output.
This control corrects for program equali-
zation introduced by the recording process.
TAPE
TAPE
NORMAL
MONITOR
This control makes it possible to instan-
taneously compare the recorded material
with the source signal. Tape jacks on the back
panel accept a signal from a tape recorder
with a monitor head and preamplifier.
NORMAL . . . the program source is fed
through the power amplifiers and the loud-
speakers.
MONITOR . . . the signal source becomes the
monitored program from the recorded tape
and is fed through the power amplifiers and
loudspeakers.
PHASE
REVERSE
This two-positioned switch reverses the
phase in the left channel to correct for loud-
speaker or program phasing.
POWER
POWER
ON
OFF
The C11 and the four black receptacles on
the back panel are turned on by this switch.
Low-frequency rumble noise below 50cps
created by a turntable or record changer and
acoustically coupled feedback are reduced
when the RUMBLE filter button is pushed to
the FILTER position.
H.F.
H.F.
FLAT
FILTER
This switch minimizes surface noise when
reproducing old, badly worn recordings. Its
positions are:
FLAT . . . filter disconnected.
FILTER . . . rolls off response sharply at 5KC.
LOUDNESS
LOUDNESS
This switch converts the VOLUME control
to a loudness compensated control when in
the COMPENSATED position.
0
COMPENSATOR
COMPENSATOR
RIAA
LP
PHASE
NORMAL
4
NORMAL
COMPENSATED
FILTER
FLAT
RUMBLE
RUMBLE
BALANCE
LEFT

McIntosh C11 Specifications

General

Brand	McIntosh
Model	C11
Category	Amplifier
Language	English