Arcam 290 User manual

ARCAM
PELT
A
290
AMPLIFIER/
DELTA
290P
&
XETA
290P
POWER
AMPLIFIER
HANDBOOK

Delta
290P
Power
Amplifier

INTRODUCTION
This
manual
is
in
4
parts:
1.
This
section
has
information
relevant
to
both
the
Delta
290
and
Delta
290P.
This
includes
Warnings
and
Cautions
on
use
and
details
of
how
to
bi-wire
your
loudspeakers.
2.
D290
integrated
amplifier
operating
instructions.
3.
D290P
power
amplifier
operating
instructions.
(The
Xeta
290P
power
amplifier
has
different
front
panel
graphics
but
is
functionally
identical).
4.
Using
the
D290&D290P
together
to
bi¬
amp
your
loudspeakers.
N.B.
Circled
numbers
eg
©
refer
to
items
on
the
diagrams
inside
the
flap
of
the
front
cover.
INSTALLATION
®
Check
that
your
mains
supply
voltage
agrees
with
the
voltage
setting
indicated
on
the
rear
panel
of
the
unit.
■
If
your
mains
supply
voltage
is
different,
consult
your
Arcam
dealer.
MAINS
SAFETY
■
This
product
is
normally
supplied
with
a
moulded
mains
plug
already
fitted
to
the
lead.
If
for
any
reason
the
plug
needs
to
be
removed,
it
must
be
disposed
of
immediately
and
securely,
as
it
is
a
potential
shock
hazard
when
inserted
into
a
mains
socket.
■
If
the
plug
is
removed
then
the
remaining
lead
must
be
rewired
as
follows:
■
The
blue
wire
must
be
connected
to
the
terminal
which
is
coloured
blue
or
marked
with
the
letter
N.
■
The
brown
wire
must
be
connected
to
the
terminal
which
is
coloured
brown
or
marked
with
the
letter
L.
■
The
green
and
yellow
wire
must
be
connected
to
the
terminal
which
is
coloured
green
and
yellow,
or
marked
with
the
letter
E
or
the
safety
earth
symbol.
■
When
replacing
the
fuse
in
the
supplied
moulded
mains
plug,
the
integral
fuse
holder/cover
must
always
be
refitted.
■
Warning:
This
apparatus
must
be
SAFETY
STANDARD
■
This
product
has
been
designed
to
meet
the
IEC
65
international
electrical
safety
standard.
MAINS
SUPPLY
CONNECTIONS
<2>
Insert
the
IEC
line
socket
of
the
mains
lead
fully
into
the
power
inlet
on
the
rear
panel.
Connect
the
other
end
to
your
mains
supply.
CAUTION:
Your
Delta
290
and
D290P
generate
heat
when
in
use,
particularly
at
higher
volumes.
It
is
therefore
most
important
never
to
obstruct
the
ventilation
slots
on
the
top
and
bottom
of
the
unit
as
this
will
cause
overheating.
If
the
temperature
of
the
internal
heatsinks
rises
above
a
safe
level,
then
a
thermal
cut
out
within
the
amplifier
will
operate.
The
POWER
LED
on
the
front
panel
will
turn
amber
and
the
output
protection
relays
will
temporarily
remove
the
feed
to
the
loudspeakers.
The
system
will
reset
itself
as
the
heatsinks
cool
down.
Please
note
that
under
certain
extreme
conditions
it
is
possible
for
the
Delta
290
or
D290P's
thermal
cut
out
to
operate
when
playing
music
at
very
high
levels.

■
If
you
have
only
one
tape
deck
connect
it
to
the
TAPE
1
sockets.
©
TAPE
1
RECORD
OUT
-
Connect
to
your
tape
deck's
input
(RECORD).
©
TAPE
1
PLAY
IN
-
Connect
to
your
tape
deck's
output
(PLAY).
©
TAPE
2
RECORD
OUT
-
Connect
to
your
tape
deck's
input
(RECORD)
or
to
your
A/V
processor's
Tape
or
Line
©
TAPE
2
PLAY
IN
-
Connect
to
your
tape
deck's
output
(PLAY)
or
to
your
A/V
processor's
Tape
or
Line
outputs.
©
A/V
-
Suitable
for
connecting
an
Audio/Visual
product
such
as
a
VCR,
Laserdisc
player
or
Nicam
tuner.
©
CD
-
For
connecting
your
CD
player
or
DAC.
©
TUNER
-
For
connecting
your
radio
tuner.
©
AUX
-
For
connecting
any
unit
with
a
line
level
output,
eg.
tape
deck,
tuner
etc.
■
PHONO
OPTION
-
Please
note:
The
phono
inputs
are
on
a
separate
plug-in
module
which
your
Arcam
dealer
or
distributor
can
supply
and
fit.
This
module
is
compatible
with
most
high
output
moving
coil
and
moving
magnet
cartridges
(MM)
and
low
output
moving
coil
cartridges
(MC).
MM
or
MC
is
selected
via
an
internal
switch.
Your
cartridge
type
should
be
specified
when
the
module
is
fitted.
©
MM
-
For
connecting
a
turntable
fitted
with
a
high
output
moving
coil
or
a
moving
magnet
(MM)
cartridge.
©
MC
-
For
connecting
a
turntable
fitted
with
a
low
output
moving
coil
(MC)
cartridge.
©
GROUND
TERMINAL
-
For
connecting
your
turntable's
earth
lead
(if
fitted).
OPERATION
OF
THE
DELTA
290
©
NORMAL/
A/V
READY
SWITCH
-
With
the
switch
set
to
NORMAL
the
unit
functions
as
a
standard
amplifier.
For
use
with
A/V
decoders
with
its
own
volume
control,
such
as
the
Arcam
Xeta
2,
set
the
switch
to
'A/V
READY'.
This
bypasses
the
Delta
290's
volume
control
when
'PROCESSOR/TAPE
2'
input
is
selected,
to
provide
a
fixed
gain
amplifier.
The
volume
control
and
MUTE
cannot
be
operated
by
remote
in
this
situation.
©
LISTEN
SELECTOR
-
Selects
the
input
you
wish
to
listen
to.
This
signal
also
goes
to
the
TAPE
2
output
sockets
for
recording
on
a
cassette
deck
or
for
external
processing.
The
selector
can
also
be
operated
by
remote
control.
(See
Remote
Control
Functions).
©
RECORD
SELECTOR
-
Selects
the
input
you
wish
to
record
on
TAPE
1.
This
operates
independendy
of
the
LISTEN
function.
@
VOLUME-
Adjusts
the
volume
level
of
the
loudspeakers
and
headphones.
Note
that
with
the
volume
at
minimum
it
may
be
possible
to
still
hear
music
very
faindy.
This
is
normal.
VOLUME
can
also
be
operated
by
remote
control
(See
Remote
Control
functions).

©
PROCESSOR/TAPE
2-
This
is
a
tape
loop
to
enable
monitoring
of
a
recording
on
a
3
head
cassette
deck.
It
can
also
be
used
to
enable
line
inputs
to
be
sent
to
an
external
surround
decoder
such
as
the
Arcam
Xeta
2
for
processing
before
being
routed
back
to
the
amplifier.
For
playback
of
a
cassette
deck
or
if
using
an
A/V
processor
attached
to
TAPE
2
press
the
button
in.
Note:
PROCESSOR/TAPE
2
is
not
remote
controllable.
©
DIRECT
-
Bypasses
bass,
treble
and
balance
controls.
This
affects
all
inputs,
and
will
generally
give
a
small
improvement
in
sound
quality
and
a
useful
reduction
in
the
level
of
background
hiss.
©
BASS
-
Rotate
clockwise
to
boost
the
bass
response
and
and-clockwise
to
cut
the
bass
response.
For
a
flat
response
leave
in
the
central
'click'
position.
@
TREBLE
-
Rotate
clockwise
to
boost
the
treble
response
and
anti-clockwise
to
cut
the
treble
response.
For
a
flat
response
leave
in
the
central
'click'
position.
©
BALANCE
-
Rotate
clockwise
or
anti¬
clockwise
to
move
the
position
of
the
stereoimage.
This
may
be
necessary
if
it
is
not
possible
to
sit
centrally
between
the
speakers.
In
normal
use
leave
in
the
central
'click'
position.
@
SP1
-
Selects
or
defeats
the
main
pair
of
speakers.
Push
the
button
in
to
select.
®
SP2
-
Selects
or
defeats
the
secondary
pair
of
speakers.
Push
the
button
in
to
select.
©
HEADPHONES
SOCKET
-
Accepts
headphones
rated
between
8
ohms
and
2kohms
fitted
with
a
6.3mm
stereo
jack
plug.
If
your
headphones
are
fitted
with
a
different
plug
contact
your
dealer
for
a
suitable
adaptor.
If
you
wish
to
listen
on
headphones
only,
use
SP1
and
SP2
(if
necessary)
to
mute
the
speakers.
■
The
headphone
socket
is
always
switched
on,
irrespective
of
the
positions
-of
switches
©
and
®.
@
REMOTE
RECEIVER
-
Ensure
the
remote
receiver
is
not
obscured
or
commands
from
the
remote
control
handset
will
not
be
received.
®
POWER
-
Switches
the
unit
on
and
off.
©
POWER
LED
-
The
LED
above
the
POWER
switch
will
initially
glow
amber.
After
a
few
seconds,
it
will
glow
green.
When
the
LED
glows
amber,
the
speakers
are
disconnected
and
an
internal
protection
circuit
is
activated
or
the
unit
has
been
muted
by
use
of
the
remote
control.
If
this
LED
glows
amber
dining
normal
use
it
may
be
due
to
the
amplifier
overheating
or
an
output
overload.
Check
the
amplifier
is
properly
ventilated.
Switch
the
amplifier
off
and
wait
for
2-3
minutes
before
switching
on
again.
If
the
LED
continues
to
glow
amber,
switch
the
unit
off,
remove
all
the
speaker
cables
and
switch
on
again.
If
the
LED
goes
to
green
upon
switch
on
then
check
the
speaker
and
speaker
cables
for
short
circuits
before
reconnecting
them.
If
the
LED
continues
to
glow
amber
with
no
speakers
connected
contact
your
Arcam
dealer.

TAPE
RECORDING
■
Both
sets
of
tape
sockets
(TAPE
1
and
TAPE
2)
are
identical
in
sensitivity
and
suitable
for
use
with
almost
any
type
of
recorder
(cassette,
hi-fi
VCR,
reel
to
reel,
DAT,
etc.).
■
RECORDING
(TAPE
1):
Any
input
signal
available
on
the
Delta
290
may
be
routed
to
the
TAPE
1
output
sockets
by
using
the
RECORD
selector
to
select
the
appropriate
input.
Set
your
tape
recorder
into
its
recording
mode
and
the
selected
input
will
be
recorded.
Selecting
the
same
input
to
listen
to
will
not
affect
the
signal
sent
out
to
the
recorder
and
will
now
enable
you
to
listen
to
the
input
being
recorded.
You
may
listen
to
another
input
whilst
recording
on
TAPE
1
by
use
of
the
LISTEN
selector.
If
your
tape
recorder
is
a
3
head
design,
this
will
allow
A-B
monitoring
of
the
actual
recording
while
it
is
taking
place.
Switching
the
listen
switch
between
the
original
source
and
TAPE
1
during
recording
will
then
allow
you
to
make
a
true
'before
and
after
1
(A-B)
comparison.
■
PLAYBACK
(TAPE
1):
Set
LISTEN
to
TAPE
1
and
set
your
tape
recorder
in
its
playback
mode.
■
RECORDING
AND
PLAYBACK,
TAPE
2:
Proceed
as
above,
except
use
the
TAPE
2
sockets
and
select
the
input
to
be
recorded
by
use
of
the
LISTEN
selector.
Use
the
PROCESSOR/TAPE
2
button
when
monitoring
or
playing
back
the
recording.
Do
not
move
the
listen
selector
whilst
recording
or
you
will
lose
the
signal.
■
TAPE
TO
TAPE
DUBBING:
The
Delta
290
allows
2
way
tape
dubbing
(copying)
from
TAPE
1
to
TAPE
2
or
For
example,
to
copy
from
a
recorder
connected
to
the
TAPE
2
sockets
to
a
recorder
connected
to
TAPE
1,
first
switch
the
RECORD
selector
on
the
Delta
290
to
TAPE
2.
This
routes
the
TAPE
2
signal
to
TAPE
l's
output.
Then
set
the
first
tape
recorder
into
its
'record'
mode
and
the
second
to
'playback'
mode
to
enable
the
transfer
to
take
place.
If
you
wish
to
monitor
the
transfer
while
it
is
taking
place
switch
LISTEN
to
TAPE
1.
To
record
from
TAPE
1
to
TAPE
2
set
listen
to
TAPE
1.
To
monitor
push
the
PROCESSOR/TAPE
2
button
in.
PRE/POWER
CONNECTIONS
®
PWR
AMP
IN-To
use
your
Delta
290
as
a
power
amplifier,
connect
the
output
of
your
pre-amplifier
to
PWR
AMP
IN.
Set
the
internal
selector
switch
to
EXT
INPUT
position.
Under
these
circumstances
it
has
exactly
the
same
specification
and
performance
as
a
Delta
290P
power
amplifier.
Contact
your
dealer
or
Arcam
for
more
details.
®
PREAMP
OUT
-
To
use
your
Delta
290
as
a
pre-amplifier,
connect
PREAMP
OUT
to
your
power
amplifier's
input.
Please
note:
the
PREAMP
OUT
sockets
are
permanently
active.
REMOTE
CONTROL
FUNCTIONS
■
Your
Delta
290
amplifier
is
supplied
with
the
Arcam
CR25
"Handi
Remote"
infra-red
remote
control
handset,
which
has
buttons
to
allow
the
simple
operation
of
other
products.
It
is
supplied
with
2AA
batteries
-
ensure
these
are
inserted
correcdy.

The
remote
allows
you
to
operate
the
Delta
290
plus
some
basic
functions
of
an
Arcamf
or
Philips
based
CD
player,
a
remote
controlled
tuner
(such
as
the
Arcam
Delta
280*),
the
Arcam
Delta
Black
Box
500
DACC
and
an
Arcam
amplifier
with
remote
control
facilityf
the
Alpha
6/
Alpha
6
Plus,
Delta
110/110S
pre
amplifiers
and
the
Xeta
One/
Two
Home
Cinema
amplifiers).
Note:
versions
of
the
Delta
280
FM
tuner
manufactured
before
April
1995
will
not
respond
to
the
programme
up/down
buttons
on
the
"Handi
Remote".
REMOTE
MODE
-
The
Delta
290
is
fitted
with
an
internal
Remote
Mode
selector
switch,
which
is
factory-set
to
NORMAL.
In
NORMAL
mode,
the
Arcam
"Handi-
Remote"
or
Arcam
CR200
System
Remote
will
synchronise
the
operation
of
any
Arcam
CD
player
or
transport,
cassette
deck
or
remote
control
tuner
with
the
LISTEN
selector
on
the
Delta
290,
all
at
the
touch
of
a
single
button.
For
example,
using
the
remote
in
CD
mode,
press
PLAY,
and
the
CD
player
will
start
the
disc
and
the
LISTEN
function
selects
CD.
If
this
facility
is
not
required,
the
internal
selector
switch
should
be
set
to
UNIQUE.
The
LISTEN
selector
switch
can
still
be
operated
by
either
remote
control
handset.
The
MUTE
button
mutes
the
speaker
connections
and
pre-amp
outputs.
Both
tape
outputs
however
remain
active.
In
MUTE
mode
the
power
LED
will
turn
amber
until
mute
is
disabled
by
either
pressing
MUTE
again
or
pressing
volume
-/+.
■
Input
selection
may
also
be
made
via
the
CR25
and
CR200
remote
control
handsets.
Where
fitted,
the
phono
stage
is
selected
with
the
PHONO
button.
All
other
inputs
are
made
active
when
the
relevant
button
is
pressed.
TAPE
2
may
be
chosen
via
the
front
panel
switch
but
not
by
the
remote
control
handset.
Note:
The
SHIFT
button
does
not
initiate
any
functions
within
the
Delta
290/290P.
DELTA
290P
POWER
AMPLIFIER
Please
refer
to
drawing
inside
front
cover.
LOUDSPEAKER
CONNECTIONS
*
The
speaker
terminals
are
colour
coded
red
for
positive
and
black
for
negative.
These
terminals
are
also
labelled
'R'
for
the
right
channel
speakers
and
'L'
for
the
left
channel
speakers.
®,@
Connect
terminals
®
to
your
right
speaker
and
terminals
@
to
your
left
speaker.
■
Connect
the
red
cable
termination
to
the
red
terminals
and
the
other
cable
termination
to
the
black
terminal.
If
your
speaker
cable
has
bare
ends,
the
positive
conductor
can
usually
be
identified
by
a
ridge
or
coloured
marking.
Ensure
that
no
stray
strands
are
allowed
to
touch
another
cable
or
the
amplifier's
casing.
This
can
cause
a
short
circuit
and
damage
your
amplifier!
®,®
To
drive
a
second
pair
of
speakers,
connect
terminals
©
to
the
right
speaker
and
terminals
®
to
the
left
speaker.
f
Except
the
Alpha
One
CD
player,
which
different
remote
control
language.

FRONT
PANEL
The
Delta
290P
can
drive
two
pairs
of
loudspeakers,
simultaneously
if
required,
providing
both
pairs
are
rated
between
8
and
16
ohms.
Either
pair
can
be
selected
using
the
switches
labelled
SP1
and
SP2
on
the
front
panel.
To
avoid
overheating,
the
combined
load
impedance
as
seen
by
the
amplifier
should
not
fall
below
4
ohms
per
channel.
CONNECTING
YOUR
SOURCE
COMPONENT
®
PWR
AMP
IN
-Connect
to
your
pre¬
amplifier
outputs.
®
PREAMP
OUT:
The
290P
can
be
connected
to
provide
two
mono
outputs
from
a
single
input.
Using
the
U-link
®
supplied,
connect
the
PREAMP
OUT
sockets
©
together.
Utilising
one
Delta
290P
per
loudspeaker
in
this
manner
will
allow
bi-amplifying
of
bi-
wireable
loudspeakers.
This
is
particularly
beneficial
for
top
quality
stereo
installations
with
a
separate
pre-amplifier,
or
for
the
left,
centre
and
right
channel
loudspeakers
in
a
five
speaker
Dolby
Pro
Logic
system.
Contact
your
Arcam
dealer
for
more
detailed
information.
»
Daisy
Chain
-
The
Delta
290P
is
capable
of
driving
further
Delta
290P
amplifiers
(or
any
other
power
amplifier),
to
drive
more
speakers
(eg.
those
in
other
rooms
or
tri-
amplified
speakers
etc).
Connect
the
extra
power
amplifier
inputs
to
the
PREAMP
OUT
outputs
®
left
to
left,
right
to
right.
t,®
SP1
and
SP2
-
Pressing
the
SP1
switch
turns
on
the
speakers
connected
to
the
SP1
(upper)
set
of
output
terminals
on
the
rear
panel.
Similarly
the
SP2
switch
turns
on
the
speakers
connected
to
the
SP2
(lower)
set
of
output
terminals.
■
Both
the
SP1
and
SP2
switches
can
be
turned
on
at
the
same
time,
provided
that
the
combined
impedance
of
the
two
pairs
of
speakers
does
not
fall
below
4
ohms
per
channel.
Important
note:
If
both
switches
are
turned
off
then
the
amplifier
will
appear
not
to
be
functioning,
as
all
speakers
will
be
switched
off!
©
HEADPHONES
SOCKET
-
Accepts
headphones
rated
between
8ohms
and
2kohms
fitted
with
a
6.3mm
stereo
jack
plug.
If
your
headphones
are
fitted
with
a
different
plug
contact
your
dealer
for
a
suitable
adaptor.
■
The
headphone
socket
is
always
switched
on,
irrespective
of
the
positions
of
switches
©
and
©.
©
POWER
-
Switches
the
power
on
and
off.
©
POWER
LED
-
This
will
initially
glow
amber.
After
a
few
seconds,
it
will
glow
green.
When
the
LED
glows
amber,
the
speakers
are
disconnected
and
an
internal
protection
circuit
is
activated.
■
If
this
LED
glows
amber
during
normal
use
it
may
be
due
to
the
amplifier
overheating
or
an
output
overload.
Check
the
amplifier
is
properly
ventilated.
Switch
the
amplifier
off
and
wait
for
2-3
minutes
before
switching
on
again.

If
the
LED
continues
to
glow
amber,
switch
the
unit
off,
remove
all
the
speaker
cables
and
switch
on
again.
If
the
LED
goes
to
green
on
switch
on
then
check
the
speaker
and
speaker
cables
for
short
circuits
before
reconnecting
them.
If
the
LED
continues
to
glow
amber
with
no
speakers
connected
contact
your
Arcam
dealer.
ADDING
A
DELTA
290P
TO
AN
EXISTING
DELTA
290
If
you
are
using
a
Delta
290,
a
Delta
290P
can
be
added
to
bi-amplify
a
pair
of
bi-wireable
loudspeakers.
This
will
reap
substantial
improvements
in
sound
quality
if
the
following
precautions
are
observed.
■
Always
switch
on
the
Delta
290
and
allow
it
to
stabilise
(indicator
light
turns
green)
before
switching
on
the
Delta
290P.
■
The
Delta
290
and
Delta
290P
power
amplifier
are
placed
on
separate
shelves.
Stacking
the
units
on
top
of
each
other
will
reduce
the
sound
quality
slightly.
It
will
also
reduce
ventilation
and
consequently
the
power
handling
capability.
■
The
existing
Delta
290
should
be
used
to
drive
the
loudspeakers'
HF
(high
frequency)
units.
The
new
Delta
290P
is
utilised
for
the
LF
(bass)
drivers,
as
shown
in
the
wiring
diagram
below.
■
At
the
end
of
a
listening
session
the
Delta
290P
should
always
be
turned
off
first.
■
High
quality
interconnect
cables
should
be
used
between
the
Delta
290
and
Delta
290P.
■
The
use
of
high
quality
interconnect
and
speaker
cables
in
your
system
is
essential
to
obtain
good
sound
quality.
Cables
from
the
AudioQuest
range
are
ideal
partners
for
Arcam
products.
Contact
your
dealer
for
further
details.
■
WARNING
-
Ensure
that
the
links
connecting
the
red
terminals
and
the
black
terminals
on
the
speakers
are
removed
before
switching
on
the
amplifiers.
Failure
to
do
this
could
cause
damage
to
one
or
both
amplifiers
and
this
is
not
covered
under
the
warranty.

TECHNICAL
SPECIFICATION
Delta
290P
Power
Amplifier
Output
power
(20Hz-20kHz
at
0.5%THD)
70W,
both
channels,
8Q
"-140W,
single
channel,
4Q,
1kHz
Harmonic
Distortion,
60W,
8Q
at
1kHz
0.02%
typical
Peak
current
rating
±18
amps
Input
impedance
7.5kQ
Input
sensitivity
670mV
for
75W/
8fi
Gain
(1kHz)
31.3dB±0.2dB
Frequency
response
10Hz-20kHz
±
0.5dB
Noise
(CCIR)
ref.
rated
power
-lOOdB
Mains
voltage
230V/115V
±12%
Power
consumption
(max)
550VA
Size
W/D/H
mm.
430x300x92
Weight
nett
6.0kg
packed
7.0kg
Supplied
accessories
Mains
lead
E
&
O
E
PROBLEMS?
If
your
dealer
is
unable
to
answer
any
query
regarding
this
or
any
other
Arcam
product
please
contact
Arcam
Customer
Services
on
+44
(0)1223
440964
or
write
to
us
at
the
address
on
the
back
cover
of
this
handbook.

TECHNICAL
SPECIFICATION
Delta
290
Amplifier
Output
cower
(20Hz-20kHz
at
0.5%THD)
70W,
both
channels
into
80
140W,
single
channel
into
40,
1kHz
Harmonic
Distortion,
60W,
80
at
1kHz
0.02%
typical
Peak
current
rating
±
18
amps
Tone
controls
(typical
variation)
±
5dB
at
100Hz
and
10kHz
L/R
Crosstalk
-72dB
at
1kHz
INPUTS
Line
inputs:
Sensitivity
165mV
Noise
(CCIR)
ref.
rated
power
-99dB
typical
Input
impedance
4.7kO
Overload
margin
>50dB
A/V
loop
input
(A/V
mode)
Sensitivity
690mV
Input
impedance
4.7kO
Power
amp
in
Sensitivity
670mV
Input
impedance
7.5kQ
Phono
board
(if
fitted):
Sensitivity
2.6mV
MM,
260jrV
MC
Noise
(CCIR)
ref
rated
power
-79dB
MM,
-73dB
MC
Input
impedance
47kQ
MM,
300Q
MC
Overload
margin
35dB
OUTPUTS
Preamplifier
Output
Nominal
output
level
800mV
Maximum
output
level
8V
Output
impedance
1000
Tape/
AUX
outputs:
Output
impedance
100Q
Headphones:
Maximum
output
level
into
600Q
8V
Output
impedance
100Q
Mains
voltage
230V/115V
±12%
Power
consumpdon(max)
550VA
Dimensions
W/D/H
mm.
430x315x92
Weight
nett
6.5kg
packed
7.7kg
Supplied
accessories
Mains
lead
CR
25
Handi-Remote
E&OE.
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