Pass Int-60 User manual

PASS®

INT-60 60W High Bias AB Integrated Amp

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WARNING

For your protection please read the following:

Water and moisture: Electrical devices should not be used near water ( as per example,

near a bathtub, washbasin, kitchen sink, laundry tub, wet basement or swimming pool ).

Care should be taken such that objects do not have the opportunity to fall, and that liquid

is never spilled onto or into the device enclosure through openings.

Power Sources: An electrical device must be connected to a mains power source in strict

accordance with the supplied product owners manual. Please verify that the AC mains

voltage speciﬁed in the product manual matches those requirements indicated on the unit

and the AC voltage provided to your location by the power company.

Grounding: Adequate precautions should be taken so that the grounding provisions built

into an electrical product are never defeated.

Power Cords: Pass Labs provides a power supply cord that meets all legislated

requirements for the market in which the product was originally sold. If you choose to

substitute an after-market product we urge you to choose one that is fully safety rated by

the necessary local authority.

Power Cord Protection: Power supply cords should be routed so that they are not likely

to be walked on, abraded, or pinched by items placed on or against them, paying particular

attention to cords where they enter plugs or exit from a device. Never under any

circumstance insert a cut or damaged power cord into a mains power socket.

Power and Signal: Cables should never be connected / disconnected with equipment

powered up. Failure to heed this warning may damage or destroy equipment.

Ventilation: Power-ampliﬁers run hot, but you should be able to place your hands on

them without discomfort. You must allow for this heat in installation, by providing for

free air circulation around the product. Electronics should not be subjected to sources of

excessive radiant heat. Excessive heat can shorten the life of the product and may cause

the electronics to self protect and shut down.

Servicing: To reduce the risk of ﬁre, electrical shock or other injuries, the user should not

attempt to service the device beyond that which is described in the operating instructions.

All other servicing must be referred to qualiﬁed service personnel.

For Units With Externally Accessible Fuse Receptacle: Unplug the device from all

sources of power before changing or inspecting any fuse. Replace fuse with one of same

physical size, type and rating as that speciﬁed by the manufacturer for that product.

Quick Setup:

Unpacking your INT-60

The INT-60 is heavy - please make sure you have help to remove the INT-60 from the packing

and to place the amp where you want it.

Included in the box are a remote control and a power cord. You will need these so don’t throw

them away with the empty box. In fact you should keep the empty box as well.

Place the ampliﬁer close to where you intend to use it. Just leave enough access so you can

connect the inputs and speaker cables.

Plug in the amp into the AC. Turn on the AC power switch. At this point you should have the

blue LED in the center of the meter on. Push the “power” button on the faceplate a few times.

The amp should cycle on and off (display and meter lights will come on and go off).

Turn the amp “off ” from the faceplate. Now you should be ready to connect your sources and

speakers.

Quick Connections:

Connect your sources to the inputs. There are four inputs, two with XLR and RCA and two

with RCA only. The XLR and RCA inputs on INPUT 1 (and INPUT 2) are connected so use

XLR or RCA but not both. When using INPUT 1 & 2 with RCAs you should have the XLR

shorting jumpers in place.

The Preamp Outputs can be used to drive a second system, a subwoofer or other ampliﬁers

for bi-amping. These output are live when the amp is live and MUTED when the amp is

MUTED.

The speaker binding posts can accept spades, banana plugs or bare wire. They also have a built

in torque limiting ratchet system to prevent over tightening and damage to the binding posts.