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Diagram 1
Edwards Audio
User manual MC1
Thank you for purchasing an Edwards audio phono stage, with care over the
correct installation we are sure that it will give many years of pleasure.
INSTALLATION
The main MC1 should be placed on a separate
shelf next to or near your Turntable. Connect your
turntables arm leads to the sockets marked ‘input’
observing Red for RIGHT and White/Black for
LEFT. If you have an additional Earth or Ground
cable attach this to the GND terminal provided
above the input sockets. Depending on your
systems grounding arrangements it may or may
not be necessary to connect this, so if you can
hear a hum through your speakers try
connecting/disconnecting this wire. Next connect
an additional pair of high quality RCA Phono
cables between the output sockets and any
available LINE input on your amplifier, this is
usually marked AUX. The Power supply should be
plugged in to any available AC outlet near to your
system then plug the Mini Din into the socket
marked DC on the rear of the MC1. Please
observe the polarity and do not force the plug into
the socket else damage may occur. To power ‘ON’
switch on the AC power supply at the wall, there is
no power switch on the phono stage itself.
LISTENING
Having successfully connected the MC1 to your
system you can now try playing a record. Select
Aux on your amplifier (or whatever input you used
to plug the MC1 into) and slowly advance the
volume control, hopefully music will be heard.
Assuming all is well, lift the needle from the groove
and listen to check that there are no hums or
buzzes, if there are, experiment with the position of
the MC1 and or the ground connection, it may well
be that the quietest position is not on a shelf at all.
CONNECTIONS
INSTALLATION
There are no hard and fast rules as to where to
best position the MC1, basically the quieter it is the
better it will sound, all you should hear is a feint
hiss, if this is on the floor behind your equipment
rack the so be it. Don’t be worried about where it
is, it’s position and orientation will have no
detrimental effect on the MC1’s function or
reliability.
FRONT PANEL LED
Should you want to, you can turn off the front
panel LED indicator. This is done by moving the
Blue jumper shown on as J1 on diagram 2. This is
located near the LED at the front of the PCB. This
can be accessed by removing the 4 screws on the
rear panel marked in black on diagram 1. and Slid
ing the PCB out backwards, see diagram 1.
MM OPERATION
The factory default setting for the MC1 is MC
however if you wish to use this with an MM or
HOMC cartridge this can be set by moving the 4
yellow jumpers marked J3,J4,J5, and J6 in
diagram 2 to their alternate positions. These
jumpers can be accessed by removing the four
screws on the rear panel marked in black on
diagram (excluding the GND terminal) and sliding
the PCB out backwards.
Edwards Audio
Edwards Audio is part of
3 Eliot Close, Camberley, Surrey GU15 1LW UK
Telephone: 08456 123388 or 07736 421928 Fax: 01276 613250
email: [email protected] website: www.talkelectronics.com
WORLDWIDE GUARANTEE
There are no user serviceable parts inside, so
please do not be tempted to play or modify any part
of the MC1, as this will invalidate your guarantee.
By registering your MC1 via our website
www.talkelectronics.com/support your guarantee
will be extended to ten years from the date of
purchase, free of charge.
This entitles you to have the unit repaired provided
that it was originally purchased from an authorised
Talk/Edwards Audio dealer or distributor.
The manufacturer can take no responsibility for
defects arising from accident, misuse, abuse,
wear and tear, neglect or through unauthorised
adjustment and/or repair, neither can they accept
responsibility for damage or loss occurring during
transit to or from the person claiming under
the guarantee.
THE WARRANTY COVERS Parts and labour costs
for ten years (if registered) two years if not, from
the purchase date. After ten years you must pay for
both parts and labour costs. The warranty does not
cover transportation costs at anytime.
CLAIMS UNDER GUARANTEE
This equipment should be packed in the original
packing and returned to the dealer from whom
it was purchased, or failing this, directly to the
Talk/Edwards Audio distributor in the country of
residence. It should be sent carriage prepaid by a
reputable carrier – NOT by post. No responsibility
can be accepted for the unit whilst in transit to the
dealer or distributor and customers are therefore
advised to insure the unit against loss or damage
whilst in transit.
CONFORMANCE
The Edwards Audio MC1 has been manufactured to
conform with the protection requirements of the EC
Council directive 89/336/EEC relating to EMC by
application of the following standards:
EN500811 1997 Emissions Standard.
EN500821 1997 Immunity Standard.
and also the requirements of the EC low voltage
directive relating to electrical safety by application of
the following standard:
BSEN/IEC60065: 2002 International Safety
Standard. For the purposes of testing the MC1 was
used with the high quality interconnects supplied by
Merlin Cables. Compliance with the above
standards may only be made if the unit is installed
as per this manual and using the correct cables.
SPECIFICATIONS
Max Input MC ................................................ 9.8mV
Max Gain MC input (MM) ......................58dB(36dB)
THD Distortion ..........<0.006% 1kHz <0.02% 20kHz
Signal to noise ..............................-68dB AWeighted
RIAA ................................................... within 0.25dB
Frequency response...........10-100kHz within 0.3dB
Stereo separation better than.......... 55dB 20-20kHz
Input Loading MC...............................100R with 2n2
Input Loading MM.............................47K with 120pF
Output impedance ................................... <10 Ohms
Max output level ............ 4.9v depending upon input
Dimensions WxHxL .. 114.5mm x 47.5mm x 160mm
Weight ............................................................. 0.5kg
PSU
Max output ...............................................+/-18V DC
Power consumption (Max) ..................................3W
Voltage................................................115/230v AC*
* Units are supplied with correct PSU for country of
destination when originally shipped
All Electronics products are designed and manufactured in the UK using
as many locally made parts as possible
Diagram 2