SCOTT Stereo Amplifier User Manual

Select audio sources like Phono, Tuner, and Tape for playback.

Adjust Bass, Treble, Scratch filter, Compensator, and Loudness for optimal sound.

Control stereo/mono modes and utilize the headphone output.

Turn the amplifier on and off, and manage connected devices.

Discover advanced features like aluminum chassis, stable design, and filters.

Learn about Scott's focus on quality components and long-lasting performance.

Guidance on where and how to install your new Scott amplifier.

Ensure correct heat dissipation and stable horizontal mounting for longevity.

Guide to connecting speakers using terminal strips and appropriate wiring.

Connect speakers correctly to 4, 8, or 16 ohm terminals for optimal performance.

Tips for expanding your audio setup with additional speaker systems.

How to operate the amplifier with one or two speakers effectively.

Utilize derived or powered center channel outputs for enhanced audio.

Connect headphones and manage speaker output for private listening.

Detailed guide for connecting turntables with magnetic cartridges.

Select Mag High or Low inputs based on your cartridge's output level.

Instructions for connecting turntables with ceramic or crystal cartridges.

Properly connect ceramic cartridges to the dedicated Ceramic inputs.

Connect stereo tape decks and microphones to the amplifier.

Connect grounding wires to eliminate hum from turntables and tape decks.

Connect stereo/mono tuners and other high-level audio sources.

Connect tape recorder outputs and inputs for recording and playback.

Connect the power cord and utilize accessory AC outlets.

Steps to power the amplifier and connected equipment.

Use the Input selector to choose between different audio sources.

Learn how the input selector adapts to different amplifier models.

Configure RIAA and NAB equalization for records and tape playback.

Utilize Pickup and Equalization switches for optimal signal selection.

Understand Stereo, Mono, Balance, and Input modes for versatile playback.

Utilize Stereo, Reversed Stereo, L. Input, and R. Input modes.

Adjust volume, low-level response, and speaker balance.

Ensure equal sound volume from both left and right speakers.

Use the Balance control to precisely match speaker output levels.

Modify Bass and Treble for each channel individually for custom sound.

Shape sound and simulate stereo with advanced tone control use.

Reduce record noise, tape hiss, and mechanical rumble effectively.

Control speaker output for headphones and ensure correct speaker phasing.

Contact H.H. Scott for technical assistance and product support.