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Lists items included with the Mission 776 pre-amplifier.
Lists items included with the Mission 777 power amplifier.
Explains the operation of the ON/OFF switches and LED indicators.
Describes the input selector switch and how to identify selected input.
Details the volume control, its range, and step-wise gain adjustment.
Explains how to select tape monitor mode using the push button.
Details the mono/stereo switch and how to select mono operation.
Covers the AC input connector, fuse access, and voltage selection.
Describes the grounding connection for turntables and its importance.
Specifies the phono input for moving magnet or high output moving coil cartridges.
Details auxiliary and tape inputs for connecting external audio sources.
Notes the balance control's potential detriment and its status in newer models.
Covers tape output for recording and pre-amp output for power amplifier connection.
Explains the illumination of the green LED when the amplifier is turned on.
Notes the self-explanatory nature of the ON/OFF switch.
Covers the AC input connector, fuse access, and voltage selection for the 777.
Specifies the connection point for the pre-amplifier output.
Details the five-way binding posts for various speaker cable connections.
Explains the role of output fuses in protecting speakers and the amplifier.
Informs that the soft clip switch has been disabled due to redundancy.
Guidelines for safely disconnecting equipment and managing volume during operation.
Instructions on amplifier placement to ensure adequate airflow and prevent overheating.
Details on maintaining proper fuse ratings when replacing fuses.
Guidance on grounding outlets and selecting appropriate speaker/interconnect cables.
Solutions for no sound or low volume from one or both speakers.
Troubleshooting steps for hum, crackling, or radio frequency interference.
Solutions for audio quality problems like hollow sound or poor instrument definition.
Congratulates the user and offers essential notes before operation.
Explains the core design philosophy and technical considerations for the amplifiers.
Outlines Mission's philosophy of straight-line design, avoiding unnecessary features.
Emphasizes the critical role of the power supply as an integral part of the audio chain.
Discusses amplifier section quality, focusing on dynamic distortions and load handling.
Explains crucial parameters for amplifier evaluation and performance.
Details the mechanical construction of the amplifier case and internal access.
Covers modular design, minimal connectors, and track layout for optimal performance.
Explains the selection and quality of active components, capacitors, and resistors used.
Details the battery-derived power supply, filtering, and impedance characteristics.
Explains the phono stage design, RIAA equalization, and feedback approach.
Explains the design of the line stage and its output impedance.
Details pre-amplifier module gain, controls, and volume potentiometer.
Details the mechanical construction of the 777 amplifier, including its case and heat sink.
Covers the modular design and minimal connectors for ease of servicing.
Explains the selection of discrete components, resistors, and power supply capacitors.
Explains the power supply design, transformer, filtering, and impedance characteristics.
Details the Class A/AB operation, DC coupling, and low feedback implementation.
Covers output fuse protection and the amplifier's inherent stability without Zobel networks.
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