Why is there no sound coming from my Tangent Amplifier?
If your Tangent Amplifier has no sound, ensure it is turned on and the volume isn't at minimum. Check that the speaker cables are correctly connected and that you've selected the correct input source. Also, verify that an input source is connected.
How to fix a Tangent AMP-50 Amplifier that won't turn on?
If your Tangent Amplifier isn't getting power, first ensure the electric current is switched on at the socket and the plug is correctly inserted. If it still doesn't work, the internal fuse may have blown or the power cord may be damaged, requiring replacement by a qualified service technician.
Why does my Tangent AMP-50 have a high buzzing sound and distorted audio?
High buzzing, weak bass, poor stereo perspective, and sound distortion in your Tangent Amplifier can be due to several reasons. Check if the audio input cables are correctly connected or damaged. Ensure the ground cable for the record player is connected. The record player pick-up may be defective. Verify that the speaker connections are in phase, ensuring positive and negative poles are correctly connected at both the amplifier and speaker. Check for conductor wires of the speaker cable touching each other. Also, ensure bass and treble controls aren't set too high for your speaker specifications and that the volume isn't too high.
What to do if my Tangent AMP-50 Amplifier only has sound in one channel?
If you're only getting sound from one channel on your Tangent Amplifier, start by checking the balance control to ensure it's correctly adjusted. Then, inspect the audio input cables for incorrect connections or damage. The input source might be defective. Also, check the speaker cables for incorrect connections or damage, and ensure the speakers themselves are not defective.
Why does the LCD display on my Tangent Amplifier not display any information?
If the LCD display on your Tangent Amplifier isn't showing any information, the amplifier is likely defective and should be serviced by a qualified technician.
What does “ERROR 1” mean on my Tangent AMP-50 Amplifier's LCD display?
If “ERROR 1” is displayed on the LCD display of your Tangent Amplifier, the amplifier is defective and should be serviced by a qualified technician.
Why won't my Tangent AMP-50 switch between input modes?
If your Tangent Amplifier is not switching between input modes, it is defective and should be serviced by a qualified technician.
Warning about exposing the unit to rain/moisture and opening the cabinet.
Caution regarding replacement of the power cord plug and socket insertion.
Instructions to read the manual carefully upon unpacking the unit.
Use only the power supply indicated on the rating plate.
Ensure the plug fits the socket properly; do not use if it does not fit.
Do not block ventilation openings to prevent overheating.
Do not place the unit near sources of heat.
Keep the unit away from water, damp places, or swimming pools.
Unplug the unit before cleaning; use a dry cloth.
Organize power cords to prevent damage and tripping hazards.
Do not overload wall sockets or extension cords.
Unplug the unit during thunder or prolonged periods of non-use.
Do not insert objects or spill liquid into the unit.
Do not place the unit on unstable surfaces.
Do not place heavy loads or step on the unit.
Contact qualified technicians for damaged units or repairs.
Use only manufacturer-specified spare parts for repairs.
Request a safety check after service or repairs.
Unit may become warm during prolonged use; turn off when not in use.
Follow instructions to prevent electrical shock, fire, or injury.
Allow unit to adapt to temperature changes to avoid condensation issues.
Avoid placing unit in direct sunlight, near heat, or in dirty/humid places.
Do not insert fingers or objects into the unit; do not open the cabinet.
Move amplifier away from TVs/radios to prevent signal interference.
Connect the unit to the mains power supply correctly and safely.
Instructions for inserting batteries into the remote control.
Direct the remote at the amplifier's sensor within a 6-meter range.
Detailed explanation of buttons and their functions for DAB-50, CDP-50, and AMP-50.
Description of the amplifier's front panel controls and inputs.
Description of the amplifier's rear panel input and output connectors.
Diagram showing how to connect various audio sources and speakers.
How to turn the amplifier on, off, and put it into standby mode.
How to choose between different input sources like Tuner, CD, DVD, etc.
Overview of the function menu for adjusting volume, bass, treble, balance, and loudness.
How to adjust the master volume using buttons or the control knob.
How to adjust the bass level using the remote or front panel controls.
How to adjust the treble level using the remote or front panel controls.
How to adjust the speaker balance using the front panel control.
How to activate the loudness function for low-frequency boost at low volumes.
Details on input impedance and sensitivity for the phono input.
Details on input impedance and sensitivity for line level inputs.
Details on output impedance for line out and headphones.
Specifies the maximum output voltage for line out and headphones.
Specifies the adjustment range for treble and bass controls.
Details the amplifier's output power at different impedances.
Specifies the amplifier's frequency response range.
Indicates the total harmonic distortion percentage.
Specifies the signal-to-noise ratio.
Information on operating voltage and power usage.
Physical dimensions and weight of the amplifier.
Warning about exposing the unit to rain/moisture and opening the cabinet.
Caution regarding replacement of the power cord plug and socket insertion.
Instructions to read the manual carefully upon unpacking the unit.
Use only the power supply indicated on the rating plate.
Ensure the plug fits the socket properly; do not use if it does not fit.
Do not block ventilation openings to prevent overheating.
Do not place the unit near sources of heat.
Keep the unit away from water, damp places, or swimming pools.
Unplug the unit before cleaning; use a dry cloth.
Organize power cords to prevent damage and tripping hazards.
Do not overload wall sockets or extension cords.
Unplug the unit during thunder or prolonged periods of non-use.
Do not insert objects or spill liquid into the unit.
Do not place the unit on unstable surfaces.
Do not place heavy loads or step on the unit.
Contact qualified technicians for damaged units or repairs.
Use only manufacturer-specified spare parts for repairs.
Request a safety check after service or repairs.
Unit may become warm during prolonged use; turn off when not in use.
Follow instructions to prevent electrical shock, fire, or injury.
Allow unit to adapt to temperature changes to avoid condensation issues.
Avoid placing unit in direct sunlight, near heat, or in dirty/humid places.
Do not insert fingers or objects into the unit; do not open the cabinet.
Move amplifier away from TVs/radios to prevent signal interference.
Connect the unit to the mains power supply correctly and safely.
Instructions for inserting batteries into the remote control.
Direct the remote at the amplifier's sensor within a 6-meter range.
Detailed explanation of buttons and their functions for DAB-50, CDP-50, and AMP-50.
Description of the amplifier's front panel controls and inputs.
Description of the amplifier's rear panel input and output connectors.
Diagram showing how to connect various audio sources and speakers.
How to turn the amplifier on, off, and put it into standby mode.
How to choose between different input sources like Tuner, CD, DVD, etc.
Overview of the function menu for adjusting volume, bass, treble, balance, and loudness.
How to adjust the master volume using buttons or the control knob.
How to adjust the bass level using the remote or front panel controls.
How to adjust the treble level using the remote or front panel controls.
How to adjust the speaker balance using the front panel control.
How to activate the loudness function for low-frequency boost at low volumes.
Details on input impedance and sensitivity for the phono input.
Details on input impedance and sensitivity for line level inputs.
Details on output impedance for line out and headphones.
Specifies the maximum output voltage for line out and headphones.
Specifies the adjustment range for treble and bass controls.
Details the amplifier's output power at different impedances.
Specifies the amplifier's frequency response range.
Indicates the total harmonic distortion percentage.
Specifies the signal-to-noise ratio.
Information on operating voltage and power usage.
Physical dimensions and weight of the amplifier.
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