
Burning In:
Typically the Bantam Gold requires a few days burn in from new before it produces its optimal
sound quality.
To burn in the amplifier leave it plugged in to your system. It doesn’t matter to the burn in
process if the amplifier is on and playing music, or not.
High and Low gain mode:
The Bantam Gold has two gain levels, which can be used to match the amplifier
to your equipment.
In general most people will require the standard low gain mode.
However for certain devices that give a fairly low level output (like Ipods) you may need to set
the amplifier to high gain mode to get a substantial boost in volume.
To change gain mode, turn the amplifier on. Then, while the amplifier is on, press and hold the
power button for about 30 seconds, until the LED starts to flash.
You are now in high gain mode.
Repeat the process to change it back to low gain mode.
Troubleshooting:
• No sound from unit (power light does not illuminate when button is pressed)
Power not connected: Check the power supply is properly connected to the mains outlet.
Also check that the power supply is properly connected to the Bantam Amplifier.
• No sound from unit (power light is illuminated when button is pressed)
Self protection mode activated: Try disconnecting each speaker individually. A fault on
one speaker output (IE shorted cable) will cause the amplifier to mute the sound on both
channels until the fault is removed.
Try a different pair of speakers.
• Audible Background noise:
Earth connection not adequate: Try a different sound source. Preferably full size Hi-Fi unit.
Examine your system for poor earth connections or earth loops.
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