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ADCOM

GFA-555

PRO

POWER

=-

AMPLIFIER

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OWNER'S

MANUAL

.

Brunswick,

NJ

08816

(908)

390-1130

GFA-555

PRO

AMPLIFIER

OWNERS

MANUAL

WELCOME

lt

is

very

important

that

you

read

this

owners

manual

thoroughly

before

tuming

on

your

ADCOM

GFA-555

Power

Amplifier.

|

Your

ADCOM

GFA-555

represents

the

most

advanced

thinking

in

audio

amplifier

design.

At

200

watts

per

channel,

the

GFA-555

offers

an

exceptional

value;

superior

performance

at

a

reasonable

price.

Some

of

the

outstanding

features

of

this

product

are:

—

200

Watts

per

Channel,

20Hz

-

20KHz,

into

an

8

ohm

load

with

both

channels

driven

less

than

0.09%

Total

Harmonic

Distortion.

—

325

Watts

per

Channel,

20Hz

-

20KHz,

into

a

4

ohm

load

with

both

channels

driven

with

less

than

0.25%

Total

Harmonic

Distortion.

—

The

ability

to

drive

very

low

impedance

loads.

—

Bridged

mode

power

of

600

watts,

20Hz

-

20

KHz,

into

an

8

ohm

load

with

less

than

0.25%

Total

Harmonic

Distortion.

—

Instantaneous

Distortion

Alert

which

indicates

when

distortion

products

are

above

the

1%

level.

—

Power

supply

circuit

breakers

for

overload

protection.

—

Provisions

for

both

Balanced

and

Unbalanced

input

signals.

This

manual

has

been

written

to

anticipate

the

kind

of

questions

you

may

encounter

while

enjoying

your

GFA-555

power

amplifier.

Please

read

it

thoroughly

to

fully

understand

all

of

the

features

offered

and

how

they

can

be

used

to

maximize

the

performance

of

your

audio

system.

SECTION

1

WHAT

TO

DO

WHEN

XOU

OPEN

THE

BOX

Before

each

GFA-555

left

the

factory,

it

was

carefully

inspected

for

physical

imperfections

as

a

routine

part

of

ADCQM’s

systematic

quality

control.

This

along

with

full

electrical

testing,

should

insure

a

product

flawless

in

both

appearance

and

performance.

After

you

have

unpacked

the

amplifier,

inspect

it

for

physical

damage.

Save

the

shipping

carton

and

all

packing

materials

as

they

are

essential

to

reduce

to

a

minimum

the

possibility

of

transportation

damage

should

the

product

ever

need

to

be

shipped

again.

In

the

unlikely

event

that

damage

has

occurred,

notify

your

dealer

immediately

and

request

the

name

of

the

carrier

so

that

a

written

claim

to

cover

shipping

damage

can

be

initiated.

THE

RIGHT

TO

ANY

CLAIM

AGAINST

A

PUBLIC

CARRIER

CAN

BE

FORFEITED

IF

THE

CARRIER

IS

NOT

NOTIFIED

PROMPTLY

AND

IF

THE

SHIPPING

CARTON

AND

PACKING

MATERIAL

ARE

NOT

AVAILABLE

FOR

INSPECTION.

SAVE

ALL

PACKING

MATERIALS

UNTIL

THE

CLAIM

HAS

BEEN

SETTLED.

SECTION

2

WHERE

TO

PUT

IT

(AND

WHERE

NOT

TO!)

The

GFA-555

utilizes

large

external

heat

sinks

to

dissipate

heat

from

the

power

transistors.

The

top

and

bottom

panels

of

the

amplifier

have

slots

to

allow

air

to

circulate

inside

the

amplifier.

Adequate

air

circulation

must

be

available

to

ensure

cool

operation

of

the

amplifier.

Therefore,

the

GFA-555

should

not

be

completely

enclosed

with

other

heat

producing

components,

and

adequate

space

around

the

amplifier

should

be

maintained.

We

recommend

at

least

3

inches

on

the

top

and

1

inch

on

the

sides

and

rear

for

air

circulation.

If

the

GFA-555

is

going

to

be

mounted

in

an

enclosed

cabinet,

it

is

recommended

that

the

back

of

the

cabinet

have

vents

to

allow

air

to

circulate

around

the

amplifier.

With

these

considerations

in

mind,

the

GFA-555

should

perform

quite

happilv

in

anv

reasonable

environment.

Of

course,

such

normal

considerations

as

protection

from

excessive

dust

and

moisture

should

alwavs

be

observed.

The

ADCOM

GFA-555

power

amplifier

has

been

carefully

designed

with

high

quality

components

so

that

long

term

undiminished

performance

may

be

expected

from

the

amp

when

it

is

operated

in

accordance

with

the

instructions

provided.

SECTION

3

WHERE

(AND

HOW)

ALL

THE

WIRES

GO

All

connections

are

conveniently

located

on

the

rear

panel

of

the

GFA-555

PRO.

Any

suitable

program

source;

such

as

a

control

preamplifier

or

mixing

board

may

be

used.

ALL

CONNECTIONS

MUST

BE

MADE

WITH

THE

AMPLIFIER

UNPLUGGED

AND

THE

AC

POWER

SWITCH

OFF.

Inputs

are

provided

for

both

Balanced

and

Unbalanced

input

signals.

There

is

a

selector

switch

on

the

rear

panel

of

the

amplifier

for

Balanced

and

Unbalanced

Input

selection.

The

jacks

provided

for

Unbalanced

input

signals

are

standard

2

conductor

1/4

inch

phone

type.

The

jacks

provided

for

the

Balanced

input

signals

are

for

XLR

connectors.

Input

signal

attenuators

are

provided

for

matching

left

and

right

signal

levels.

These

attenuators

are

mounted

on

the

front

panel

for

your

convenience.

The

Output

terminals

on

the

GFA-555

are

the

standard

S-wav

binding

posts.

The

output

terminals

are

spaced

to

permit

the

use

of

the

so

called

“Banana

Plugs'

when

using

the

amplifier

as

a

stereo

unit.

When

connecting

speakers

to

the

GFA-555,

vou

should

alwavs

use

the

largest

wire

size

(lowest

gauge

number)

that

is

available

to

you.

We

recommend

at

least

16

gauge,

2-conductor

cord

(zip

cord)

for

distances

up

to

25

feet.

For

distance

up

to

50

feet,

14

gauge

wire

should

be

used.

You

may

also

wish

to

consider

some

of

the

commercially

available

speaker

cables

which

have

been

designed

to

improve

the

connection

between

the

power

amp

and

the

speakers.

When

connecting

the

speaker

wires,

correct

phasing

is

required

to

obtain

maximum

bass

response

and

to

preserve

a

coherent

sound

when

vocalists

perform.

The

simplest

way

to

insure

proper

phasing

is

to

inspect

the

wires

being

used.

Some

form

of

coding

is

always

employed,

whether

a

ridge

or

groove

on

one

edge

or

side

of

the

wire,

or

the

wires

may

be

of

different

colors:

one

copper

wire

and

one

silver.

For

example,

to

connect

a

speaker

to

the

Left

Channel

of

the

GFA-555

using

a

length

of

color

coded

wire,

connect

the

copper

colored

wire

to

the

Left

Channel

Positive

(Red)

output

terminal

on

the

amplifier.

Next

connect

the

silver

colored

wire

to

the

Left

Channel

Negative

(Black)

output

terminal.

Now

connect

the

other

end

of

the

copper

colored

wire

to

the

Positive

terminal

of

the

Left

speaker.

Connect

the

other

end

of

the

silver

colored

wire

to

the

Negative

terminal

of

the

Left

speaker.

Follow

the

same

procedure

for

connecting

the

Right

speaker

to

the

Right

channel

outputs.

IT

IS

IMPERATIVE

THAT

THE

MAIN

POWER

TO

THE

AMPLIFIER

IS

DISCONNECTED

DURING

THE

HOOK

UP

PROCEDURE.

The

GFA-555

PRO

has

a

detachable

grounded

AC

line

cord.

This

cord

should

be

connected

to

the

amplifier

before

plugging

the

unit

into

the

AC

wall

outlet.

Remember,

all

input

and

output

connections

should

be

made

before

plugging

the

amplifier

into

the

wall

outlet.

After

the

correct

hook

up

procedure

has

been

followed,

the

AC

line

cord

should

be

plugged

into

an

outlet

providing

120

volts

AC,

50/60

Hz.

BRIDGED

(MONO)

HOOK

UP

The

ADCOM

GFA-555

PRO

amplifier

can

be

used

as

an

extremely

powerful

monaural

amplifier

without

the

use

of

any

additional

accessories

or

modifications.

p

For

mono

operation,

the

Stereo/Bridged

switch

on

the

rear

panel

should

be

placed

in

the

Bridged

position.

In

the

Bridged

mode

only

a

single

input

cable

is

used.

The

input

cable

to

the

GFA-555

should

be

plugged

into

the

Right

Channel

input

only.

The

Right

Channel

input

signal

attenuator

will

function

should

amplifier

matching

be

necessary.

When

connecting

a

single

speaker

to

the

GFA-555

in

bridged

operation,

the

Positive

lead

from

the

speaker

should

be

connected

to

the

Right

Channel

Positive

(Red)

output

terminal

on

the

GFA-555.

The

Negative

lead

from

the

speaker

should

be

connected

to

the

Left

Channel

Positive

(Red)

output

terminal.

Remember

that

when

connecting

the

speaker

wires,

you

should

maintain

proper

phasing

to

obtain

maximum

bass

response

and

coherent

sound

quality.

SECTION

4

AMPLIFIER

PROTECTION

CIRCUIT

Your

GFA-555

power

amplifier

is

equipped

with

externally

mounted

circuit

breakers.

These

Breakers

are

designed

to

provide

overload

protection

for

the

amplifier.

There

are

two

circuit

breakers

for

each

channel

mounted

on

the

front

panel

for

easy

access.

If

any

of

the

circuit

breakers

should

trip,

a

button

in

the

center

of

the

breaker

will

pop

out.

Before

resetting

the

breaker

be

sure

to

turn

the

power

switch

off,

lower

the

input

signal

level

and

check

for

short

circuits.

To

reset

the

circuit

breaker

simply

depress

the

button

that

has

popped

out.

If

the

breaker

trips

again

immediately;

‘recheck

all

connections

for

shorts

and

allow

several

seconds

to

elapse

before

attempting

to

reset

the

breaker

again.

UNDER

NO

CIRCUMSTANCES

SHOULD

THE

BREAKER

BUTTON

BE

DEPRESSED

AND

HELD

IN.

If

any

of

the

breakers

cannot

be

successfully

reset

after

checking

all

connections,

please

refer

to

Section

8.

Thermal

cutoffs

are

also

employed

to

protect

the

amplifier

under

high

temperature

conditions.

Should

any

of

the

thermal

cutoffs

activate,

Turn

off

the

amplifier,

reduce

the

input

signal

level

and

make

sure

that

the

amplifier

has

adequate

ventilation.

Allow

several

minutes

for

the

thermostat

to

reset

before

resuming

normal

operation.

It

should

be

noted

that

any

time

the

circuit

breakers

trip,

it

is

an

indication

that

the

amplifier

is

either

encountering

a

short

circuit

or

being

over-driven.

Check

all

input

and

output

connections

for

loose

wires

and

short

circuits.

The

input

signal

level

should

be

reduced

either

through

the

use

of

the

input

signal

attenuators

on

the

GFA-555

or

at

the

mixing

console

main

output

or

volume

control.

The

most

common

cause

of

Thermal

shut-down

is

improper

ventilation

of

the

amplifier.

Please

refer

to

Section

2

for

proper

installation

instructions.

aay

oe

:

i

,

t

1

Because

of

the

great

amount

of

electrical

energy

stored

in

the

capacitors,

the

design

of

the

GFA-555

will

allow

music

to

remain

audible

for

several

seconds

after

the

amplifier

has

been

shut

off.

We

suggest

that

you

wait

until

the

red

power

LED

has

stopped

glowing

before

turning

off

your

preamplifier

and

other

components.

This

procedure

will

prevent

turn-off

transients

from

reaching

your

speakers.

During

the

shut

down

procedure,

you

may

hear

small

noises

through

your

speakers

which

result

from

capacitor

discharge.

This

is

normal,

and

is

no

cause

for

„+

concem.

SECTION

5

SAFETY

WARNING

CAUTION:

TO

PREVENT

ELECTRICAL

SHOCK,

DO

NOT

REMOVE

THE

AMPLIFIER

COVER.

THERE

ARE

NO

USER

SERVICEABLE

PARTS

INSIDE.

REFER

SERVICING

TO

QUALIFIED

PERSONNEL

ONLY!!

i

:

CAUTION:

BURN-OUT

OF

THE

OUTPUT

STAGE

BECAUSE

OF

FAILURE

TO

OBSERVE

THE

PRECEDING

AND

FOLLOWING

PRECAUTIONS

WILL

VOID

THE

WARRANTY!

There

is

no

such

thing

as

absolute

reliability

or

protection

when

amplifiers

are

abused.

While

the

GFA-555

amplifier

has

been

designed

to

operate

reliably

under

normal

conditions,

it

may

not

be

impervious

to

gross

abuse.

There

is

one

condition

which

must

always

be

avoided:

This

condition

is

called

RF

Detection

and

because

ADCOM

amplifiers

have

such

an

extremely

wide

band

width,

RF

Detection

will

almost

certainly

cause

failure

of

the

output

devices

if

it

occurs.

Damage

to,

or

failure

of

this

equipment

due

to

RF

Detection

is

considered

abuse,

and

is

specifically

excluded

from

the

ADCOM

warranty.

The

following

acts

cause

RF

Detection

and

MUST

BE

AVOIDED:

1)

Connecting

the

inputs

or

outputs

while

the

amplifier

is

ON.

2)

Using

the

“Thumb

Test”.

It

is

a

dangerous

habit

to

connect

cables

to

the

inputs,

touching

the

other

end

of

the

cable

while

the

amplifier

is

ON.

This

may

not

only

cause

amplifier

failure

but

may

destory

your

loudspeakers

due

to

the

high

power

surge

emitted

from

the

amplifier.

It

is

essential

to

follow

the

procedure

of

completely

hooking

up

your

system

before

turning

anything

on!

A

few

simple

precautions

will

contribute

to

trouble

free

performance.

Because

of

the

high

power

capability

of

the

GFA-555,

ADCOM

will

not

be

responsible

for

any

damage

to

speakers

or

other

components

due

to

their

inability

to

handle

the

amplifiers

power

output

or

any

other

misuse.

SECTION

6

WHY

WE

BUILT

IT

THE

WAY

WE

DID

The

ADCOM

GFA-555

represents

a

departure

from

many

of

the

other

amplifier

designs

currently

available.

Thistleparture

is

the

result

of

a

careful

study

of

all

known

amplifier

technology,

circuits

and

parts.

The

main

feature

of

the

GFA-555

is

its

outstanding

ability

to

drive

the

vast

majority

of

speakers

to

high

sound

levels

while

maintaining

the

sonic

integrity

of

the

music.

The

Instantaneous

Distortion

Alert

is

a

unique

distortion

detection

circuit

which

reads

all

forms

of

distortion

—

THD,

IM,

Slew

Induced,

and

DC-Offset.

Peak

LEDs,

one

per

channel,

will

glow

when

distortion

is

above

1%

regardless

of

the

load

impedance

or

reactance.

In

use,

the

LEDs

may

occasionally

flicker

under

high

volume

listening.

If

they

glow

brightly

or

are

on

most

of

the

time

that

you

are

listening,

you

are

over-driving

your

equipment

and

should

turn

down

your

volume

control.

We

consider

the

GFA-555

to

be

a

truly

significant

contribution

to

the

advancement

of

sound

technology.

To

ensure

that

the

quality

of

construction

is

on

par

with

the

quality

of

the

sonics,

(a

much

neglected

area

in

many

other

amplifiers)

the

GFA-555

has

been

carefully

developed

with

computer

controlled

metal

fabrication

techniques

that

maintain

0.005

of

an

inch

tolerances

throughout.

Full

electrical

inspection

of

each

and

every

circuit

board,

subassembly,

as

well

as

the

finished

amplifier,

provide

a

mechanically

and

sonically

superior

product

for

your

enjoyment.

At

the

time

of

its

design,

we

know

of

no

other

product

on

the

market

which

offered

the

design

and

construction

quality

of

the

GFA-555

at

anything

close

to

its

selling

price.

We

sincerely

hope

that

you'll

agree.

SECTION

7

THE

CARE

AND

FEEDING

OF

YOUR

GFA-555

Great

care

has

been

taken

by

ADCOM

to

assure

that

your

amplifier

is

as

flawless

in

appearance

as

it

is

electronically.

The

front

panel

is

heavy

gauge,

high-grade

anodized

aluminum.

If

the

front

panel

should

become

fingerprinted

or

smeared,

it

can

be

cleaned

with

a

damp,

soft

cloth.

UNDER

NO

CIRCUMSTANCES

SHOULD

A

STRONG

OR

ABRASIVE

CLEANER

SUCH

AS

SCOURING

POWDER

OR

OVEN

CLEANER

BE

USED

ON

ANY

PART

OF

THE

AMPLIFIER.

The

amplifier

is

protected

by

a

line

fuse

on

the

rear

panel.

If

the

power

is

switched

ON

and

the

small

red

LED

on

the

front

panel

does

not

illuminate

after

a

few

seconds,

shut

off

the

amplifier,

unplug

the

AC

line

cord

from

the

power

outlet,

and

check

the

AC

line

fuse.

If

the

fuse

has

opened,

replace

it

ONLY

with

a

fuse

of

equal

value.

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REPLACEMENT

WITH

AN

INCORRECT

FUSE

OR

ONE

OF

A

HIGHER

RATING

WILL

NOT

PROTECT

THE

AMPLIFIER

AND

WILL

VOID

THE

WARRANTY.

If

after

replacing

the

fuse,

it

blows

immediately,

an

electronic

component

failure

or

shorted

output

connection

ınust

be

suspected.

No

further

attempts

to

replace

the

fuse

or

operate

the

amplifier

should

be

made

before

recheċking

all

connections.

SECTION

8

IF

YOU

HAVE

A

PROBLEM

OR

QUESTION

ADCOM

has

a

technical

service

department

to

answer

all

questions

pertinent

to

the

installation

and

operation

of

your

unit.

Please

feel

free

to

write

or

call

us

in

the

event

of

difficulty,

and

we

shall

endeavor

to

offer

prompt

advice.

|

If

your

problem

can

not

be

resolved

through

our

combined

efforts,

we

may

wish

to

refer

you

to

an

authorized

repair

agency,

or

we

may

prefer

to

authorize

return

of

the

unit

to

the

factory.

To

aid

us

in

directing

you

to

a

convenient

service

station,

it

would

be

helpful

if

you

indicate

which

major

city

is

accessible

to

your

home.

Please

address

inquiries

to:

ADCOM

TECHNICAL

SERVICE

DEPT.

11

ELKINS

ROAD

EAST

BRUNSWICK,

NJ

08816

(201)

390-1130

When

calling

or

writing

about

your

amplifier,

be

sure

to

include

the

model

and

serial

number

of

your

unit,

as

well

as

the

date

of

purchase

and

the

dealer

from

whom

the

unit

was

purchased.

In

the

event

that

the

unit

must

be

returned

to

us

for

service,

you

will

be

instructed

as

to

the

proper

procedure

when

you

call

or

write

for

return

authorization.

_

UNDER

NO

CIRCUMSTANCES

SHOULD

YOUR

UNIT

BE

SHIPPED

TO

THE

FACTORY

WITHOUT

PRIOR

AUTHORIZATION,

OR

WITHOUT

THE

ORIGINAL

CARTON

AND

FILLERS.

If

the

original

shipping

carton

has

been

lost

or

discarded,

or

if

the

carton

is

not

in

good

condition,

a

duplicate

carton

may

be

obtained

from

our

service

department

for

a

nominal

charge.

Always

ship

PREPAID

via

UPS

or

other

recognized

surface

carrier.

DO

NOT

SHIP

VIA

PARCEL

POST,

since

the

packing

will

not

withstand

rough

mail

handling.

We

are

forced

to

refuse

most

Partcel

Post

shipments

since

they

arrive

in

such

poor

condition.

FREIGHT

COLLECT

SHIPMENT

CANNOT

BE

ACCEPTED.

ee

SECTION

9

ADCOM

PROTECTION

PLAN

(U.S.A.

ONLY)

ADCOM

offers

the

enclosed

LIMITED

WARRANTY.

Please

read

the

details

carefully

to

fully

understand

the

extent

of

the

protection

offered

by

the

warranty,

its

limits,

and

what

responsibilities

are

required

of

you

in

order

to

obtain

its

benefits.

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