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Positioning your Sagatun Mono
Position Sagatun on a flat, rigid surface. The best sounding
support we know is Harmonihyllan. If placing Sagatun on a
Harmonihyllan shelf, make sure the four feet of Sagatun are
centrally positioned in depth and width. The feet may appear
simple in construction, but are in fact carefully chosen for
optimal performance. Tighten the feet using your fingers only.
Connecting your Sagatun Mono
For ultimate sound quality, Sagatun Mono has only one channel.
Please note that the colours white and red inside the RCA
connectors do not correspond to left and right. These connectors
were chosen for best sound quality and the manufacturer refused
to make them in black. Simply ignore the colours inside the RCA!
Sagatun Mono has the following 8 RCA connectors:
Currently not used (but might be in the future)
A Single Source input – any signal on this connector goes
directly to the volume control and then to the outputs. It can
never be switched off, only adjusted in volume.
IN1, IN2, IN3 and IN4 are four inputs, selectable by remote or
with the front buttons.
OUT and OUT are two identical outputs. Please note that if
connecting Sagatun to several power amplifiers, daisy chaining
from one amp to the next is preferable to parallel connection.
The best way to connect Sagatun Mono into a stereo system is one
channel and one Sagatun Mono at a time. Start with left and
connect all the left outputs on your sources to the inputs of the
first Sagatun Mono. Then connect its top output to the left input
of your power amplifier.
When the left channel is connected throughout the system, do the
same with the right channel and the second Sagatun Mono.
Finally switch the system on, sources first and power amps last.
The rear switch
The rear switch has two positions: In NORMAL OPERATION,
the four inputs IN1, IN2, IN3 and IN4 are selectable. In the
SINGLE SOURCE ONLY position, the four inputs are switched
off and only the Single Source input is active.
If you only have one source component, the optimal way to
connect it is to with the switch in the down position.
The Control Link
The Control Link makes it possible for an infinite number of
Sagatun’s to change volume and input in synch. For instance two
Sagatun Mono’s in a stereo system or eight in a 7.1 home cinema.
MASTER is an output that sends an optical signal whenever
Sagatun is performing a command.
SERVANT is an input that obeys commands from another
Sagatun.
The small slide switch above SELECT determines the operation:
When set in direction MASTER (do this on your first Sagatun
Mono), it will obey your remote control. When set in direction
SERVANT (do this on your second Sagatun Mono), it will ignore
your remote and obey the commands entering the SERVANT
input. Use the supplied 0.5 m Toslink cable to connect MASTER
on one unit to SERVANT on the next.
Please read the Sagatun User Manual to learn how to use it.
We hope you will enjoy your Sagatun Mono!
If you have any questions, suggestions or encounter a problem
with it, please contact your retailer or Lejonklou directly.