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Altec Lansing 1569A User manual

OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
SPECIFICATIONS
Type:
Gain:
Input Sensitivity:
Power Output:
Frequency Response:
Input Impedance:
Source Impedance:
Load Impedance:
Output Impedance:
Noise Level:
Controls:
Power Supply:
External Power Available:
Tubes:
Dimensions:
Color:
Weight:
Special Feature:
Accessory:
Power Amplifier
68 db
0.9 volt
80 watts at less than 2% thd 60 to 20,000 cps
80 watts at less than 5% thd 40 to 20,000 cps
±1 db, 5-30,000; ±5 db, 1-100,000 cps
70,000 ohm potentiometer
150, 600 ohms with 15095 Plug-in Transformer
4 (18 v), 8 (25 v), 16 (36 v), 62 (70 v) ohms ungrounded
Less than 15% of nominal load impedance
80 db below rated output
Volume control, continuously variable, composition
117 volts, 50/60 cps, 240 watts
117 volt ac receptacle on chassis
2-6CG7, 4-6CA7/EL34, 2-5U4GB
83/4” high, 19" wide, 8" deep
Dark green
27.5 lbs.
Two stage high-pass-filter for protection of horn loaded drivers
15095 Plug-in Transformer
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The 1569A Amplifier is a rack mounted, AC operated power amplifier intended for use in sound reinforcing,
paging, music distribution, or any application requiring low distortion, wide frequency range, complete stability
with any type of load, reliability of operation, ease of servicing or low cost.
At 80 watts distortion is less than 2% at any frequency from 60 to 20,000 cycles per second. The frequency re-
sponse is within 5 db of mid range value from 1 cycle per second to 100 KC. The feedback circuit is designed for
stability under conditions of varying line voltage, varying tuba characteristics, and all types of loads including long
unloaded speaker lines having considerable capacitance. The tubes are conservatively operated under CCS (con-
tinuous commercial service) ratings of their manufacturer, and the amplifier has been shown to withstand "hot
switching" and other punishment which might be encountered in the hands of untrained operators. As many as
three output tubes and one rectifier may fail without interrupting operation.
The amplifier occupies five units of rack space (8 3/4") and has a hinged front panel on which are mounted the
power switch, fuse, pilot light and a continuously variable gain control. All circuitry is completely acces-
sible for servicing when the front panel is open. The amplifier is equipped with a 3-wire power cord terminating
in a 3-pin cap. Input and output terminals are provided in the form of barrier-type terminal blocks mounted on
the outer surface of the chassis.
INPUT CONNECTIONS
The 1569A Amplifier is equipped with two pairs of input connections. Terminals 1 and 2, connecting directly
to the input potentiometer, are provided for unbalanced high impedance sources, and to bridge unbalanced low
impedance lines having a signal voltage of 0.9 volt or higher.
Terminals 3 and 4 connect to a standard octal socket which accommodates the accessory plug-in transformer. With
the 15095 Transformer, balanced or unbalanced lines of 150, 600 ohms up to a level of +8 dbm may be connected
to input 3-4. The octal socket is normally connected for 500/600 ohm operation; the other impedances may be ob-
tained by strapping the terminals in accordance with the diagram shown on the schematic.
OUTPUT CONNECTIONS
Outputs accommodate nominal loads of 4, 8, 16 and 62 ohms, the corresponding full-drive output voltages being
18, 25, 36 and 70 volts.
Speaker Matching: Use the output tap which most nearly equals the total speaker impedance. If the load im-
pedance falls between two output terminal values, favor the terminal of lower impedance.
70 Volt Line: The 70 volt distribution system permits connection to a large number of speakers, each to operate
at its own power level as required, without the necessity for computing impedances. In this system each speaker
is equipped with a transformer containing a number of taps rated in terms of power, and the tap is selected which
gives the power desired for that speaker. The total of the power settings for all speakers should be equal to or
less than the amplifier system power rating. The 1569A Amplifier is equipped with outputs to drive both a 70 volt
line and a 25 volt line.
Protection of Horn Loaded Drivers: Driver loudspeakers coupled to horns are used in paging or voice reinforcing
systems where excellent intelligibility is required in the presence of high noise levels, effects of wind, and other
disturbances. When a loudspeaker system dividing network is not available the diaphragm of the driver loud-
speaker may be protected from low frequency power by the use of the R-C low frequency cut-off filter in V1
grid circuit (see schematic). As shipped, capacitors C1 and C2 are strapped out. By cutting one or both of these
straps attenuation is introduced as shown in the table, depending upon the impedance of the source.
Effect of High Pass Filter
Source Strapping 250 500 1000 2000 cps
Impedance
100,00 ohms One strap cut - 6 . 5 - 3 - 1 -0. 2 db
Both straps cut - 16 - 8 -3 . 5 -1. 2 db
Low One strap cut - 1 3 - 8 - 3 . 5 - 1 . 2 db
Both straps cut - 22 - 12 - 4 . 2 -1.5 db
CONTROLS
The only controls on this amplifier intended for normal operation are the power switch and the gain control.
Potentiometer P2, which establishes the bias voltage for the output tubes, is set at the factory and will probably
not require readjustment over a long period of operation. If, due to ageing of the rectifier, the bias voltage should
drop below the value indicated on the schematic, it will be desirable to reset P2. Measurement should be made
with an accurate voltmeter, at a line voltage of 117 volts, and with no signal applied.
FREQUENCY IN CYCLES PER SECOND
PARTS LIST
C1 .002 mfd.± 10% cermanic disc Erie 811-202
C2 .001 mfd. ±10% cermanic disc Erie 811-202
C3 50 mfd. 6 V. Mallory TT
C4 .5 mfd. 400 V. CD PJ4P5
C5 .000047 mfd. ±10% cermanic disc Erie 831-470
C6,11 40 x 40 mfd. 500 V. Mallory FP288
C7 50 mfd. 50 V. Mallory TC
C8 .0005 mfd. ±10% cermanic disc Erie 811-501
C9,10 .22 mfd. 400 V. Sprague 4TM-P-22
C12 .000022 mfd. 2500 V. mica,Arco VCM 20-220
R1,8,14,15 100,0000 ±10%, 1/2 W.
R2 1800 ohm ±10%, 1/2 W.
R3 47 ohm ±1%, 1/2 W. Deposited carbon
R4 100,000 ohm ± 10%, 1 W.
R5,6 68,000 ohm ±10%, 1/2 W.
R7 1 megohm ±10%, 1/2 W.
R9 18,000 ohm ±10%, 1 W.
R10,12,13
R11
R16,17,18,
R20
R21
R22
P1
P2
F1
PL1
S1
SR1
J1
Tl
T2
V1,2
V3,4,5,6
V7,8
19
47,000 ohm ±10%, 1 W.
2200 ohm ±1%, 1/2 W. deposited carbon
100 ohm ±10%, 1/2 W.
250 ohm 5 Watt Ohmite Brown Devil
4700 ohm ±10%, 1 W.
220 ohm ±10%, 1/2 W.
200,000 ohm Altec 12435
5,000 ohm Mel-Rain type FFF-1
5 amp., 3 AG
Mazda #44
Switch Altec 12536
Rectifier— G.E. 1N1491
Alden 402 ACEHG receptacle
Output Transformer Altec 16433
Power Transformer Altec 6289A
6CG7 Vacuum Tube
6CA7/EL34 Vacuum Tube
5U4GB Vacuum Tube

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