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RCM Audio Sensor 2 User Manual

RCM Audio Sensor 2
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THE SENSOR 2
Thank you for purchasing the RCM Sensor 2 phono preamplifier. We are certain you will be delighted with the
performance when partnered with your favorite turntable and cartridge.
Please read this manual carefully before connecting the Sensor 2 to your system.
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DESCRIPTION
Unlike the output from a CD player the raw signal from a phono cartridge suffers frequency distortion
because the output at 20 Hz is 1000 times lower than that at 20 kHz. This is deliberately implemented during
the recording process to enable the signal to be cut into the vinyl of the record. The phono preamplifier must
restore the frequencies to their correct balance using an RIAA equalization curve. The Sensor 2 uses passive
equalization in two stages to achieve this.
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RCM Audio Sensor 2 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandRCM Audio
ModelSensor 2
CategoryAmplifier
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Introduction and Rear Panel Overview

Rear Panel Connections Explained

Details the 14 numbered connection points on the rear panel for inputs, outputs, and grounding.

Connection and System Setup

Placement and Connection Guidelines

Provides guidance on optimal placement and connecting the turntable and power supply for best performance.

Gain and Load Adjustment Introduction

Introduces the DIP switches for adjusting gain and load impedance for optimal cartridge matching.

Gain Adjustment Details

Setting the Gain Level

Explains how to use DIP switches to adjust the preamplifier's gain for different cartridge sensitivities.

Load Impedance Adjustment

Optimizing Cartridge Matching

Details how to adjust input impedance using DIP switches for optimal cartridge sound performance.

Connectivity Modes

Balanced vs. Unbalanced Operation

Explains the benefits and wiring diagrams for balanced and unbalanced audio connections for best sound quality.

Technical Specifications

Product Data and Dimensions

Lists key technical data including input/output specifications, gain, impedance, and physical dimensions.