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PS Audio GCPH User Manual

PS Audio GCPH
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4826 Sterling Drive, Boulder, CO 80301
PH: 720.406.8946 support@psaudio.com www.psaudio.com 15-044-11-1
Rev B
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Owner’s Reference
©2005 PS Audio Inc. All rights reserved.
Owner’s Reference GCPH Phono Preamplifier
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Instructions for Use
GCPH Phono Preamplifier
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PS Audio GCPH Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypePhono Preamplifier
Inputs1 x RCA
Outputs1 x RCA
Output Impedance100Ω
Weight10 lbs
Frequency Response20Hz - 20kHz
Input Impedance47kΩ
THD< 0.01%
Power SupplyExternal
Dimensions8.5 x 3 inches

Summary

Quick Start Guide

Connect To an AC Power Source

Details how to connect the GCPH to an AC power source for initial operation.

Insert into The System

Guides on connecting the GCPH to the turntable, including ground wire connection.

Feed Either a Preamp or a Power Amp

Explains how to connect the GCPH output to a preamplifier or directly to a power amplifier.

Set the Gain and Impedance

Explains how to set the rear and front panel gain and impedance for optimal performance.

Adjusting a Moving Coil Cartridge

Details setting gain and impedance for moving coil cartridges, recommending specific values.

Adjusting a Moving Magnet Cartridge

Guides on setting gain and impedance for moving magnet cartridges, recommending specific values.

Questions and Answers

Placement is Critical

Reiterates the importance of careful placement due to the GCPH's high gain and sensitivity.

What Voltages Can I Run GCHA On?

Warns against using incorrect voltages, as it will void the warranty.

Troubleshooting

The GCPH Will Not Power Up

Addresses issues where the GCPH fails to power on, suggesting gain control and AC power checks.

No AC In

Guides on verifying AC power availability at the receptacle and testing with a lamp.

Strained or Distorted Sound

Explains that distorted sound may be due to excessive gain settings and how to adjust them.

Too Much Hiss

Advises on reducing hiss by adjusting input gain settings for optimal noise performance.

Hum

Discusses minimizing hum by ensuring proper grounding and using shielded cables.

Shielded Cables

Emphasizes the mandatory use of shielded cables to prevent hum and interference.

Warranty

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