
Thank you for buying Lejonklou KINKI3!
Please read this man al before connecting yo r Kinki.
Connections
The Kinki is b ilt as a d al mono design. This means that
each side (left and right) handles one channel only. Start by
connecting yo r t rntable to the top (white) phono sockets
as shown below.
Please note that the colo rs white and red do not
correspond to left and right – the connectors were chosen
for best so nd q ality and black sockets nfort nately
proved impossible to order. Now connect a good pair of
interconnects from the o tp ts (red) to a pair of line level
inp ts on yo r amplifier as shown below.
If yo r t rntable has a gro nd lead, connect it to the large
gro nd screw. Last of all, connect the power cord. For
optimal so nd, make s re that the li e phase of yo r power
socket is on the same side as the first L in the
LEJONKLOU
logo on the power cord pl g (not applicable to UK version).
This will res lt in a weaker electrical field aro nd the power
s pply inside the Kinki, which makes the so nd even better.
Kinki has an extremely low power cons mption and is
designed to be operating contin ally. We strongly
recommend, however, that yo disconnect yo r Kinki from
the mains d ring th nderstorms and when left n sed for
longer periods of time.
Extra ground lead
The optimal sit ation is that all components in the system
are gro nded thro gh their power cords, to a single common
point. The Kinki ses a floating gro nd design, which in
s ch sit ations res lts in the best possible so nd q ality.
In some systems, however, when the Kinki is properly
gro nded and the amplifier is not, a h m problem can res lt.
The sol tion is to connect the s pplied gro nd lead, between
a rear corner screw and the gro nd screw, as shown in the
ill stration below.
If you don’t ha e a hum problem, don’t fit this cable.
We hope you will enjoy your Kinki!
If yo enco nter any problems with it, please contact yo r
retailer or Lejonklo directly. Email and telephone
information can be fo nd on the last page of this man al.