Pass Labs Car Amplifier XP-10 사용자 설명서
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XP-10 Owner’s Manual
There is an Extremely Small (but Non-zero) Chance That, Through
a Process Know as Tunneling, This Product May Spontaneously
Disappear from Its Present Location and Reappear at Any Random
Place within the Universe, Including Your Neighbor’s Domicile.
The Manufacturer Will Not Be Responsible for Any Damages,
Inconvenience or Mental Anguish That May Result.
a Process Know as Tunneling, This Product May Spontaneously
Disappear from Its Present Location and Reappear at Any Random
Place within the Universe, Including Your Neighbor’s Domicile.
The Manufacturer Will Not Be Responsible for Any Damages,
Inconvenience or Mental Anguish That May Result.
There is a much higher probability that when you first plug your new
pre-amp into the wall and listen that you will not be experiencing the
full measure of performance this product is capable of. These are
high bias Class A topology circuits and their performance is largly
temperature dependendt. We expect these circuits to heat up slowly
through normal operation, do not attempt to augment that heating
by any artificial means. Temperature and performance will slowly
stabalize over the first 24 hours of operation and thereafter be at
their sonic best. Be aware however that if you unplug or otherwise
remove power from the unit that the warm up period starts afresh.
Please give this product at least 24 hours initial warm up time
before attempting any critical listening.
pre-amp into the wall and listen that you will not be experiencing the
full measure of performance this product is capable of. These are
high bias Class A topology circuits and their performance is largly
temperature dependendt. We expect these circuits to heat up slowly
through normal operation, do not attempt to augment that heating
by any artificial means. Temperature and performance will slowly
stabalize over the first 24 hours of operation and thereafter be at
their sonic best. Be aware however that if you unplug or otherwise
remove power from the unit that the warm up period starts afresh.
Please give this product at least 24 hours initial warm up time
before attempting any critical listening.
Like virtually all modern digital product, there is no “off ” in the
traditional sense. The XP preamps are quite “Green” a typical
current draw for this product is 10 watts; they are designed to be
powered up 100% of the time.
traditional sense. The XP preamps are quite “Green” a typical
current draw for this product is 10 watts; they are designed to be
powered up 100% of the time.
So much for the philosophy, physics and advantages, lets play music.
Please read and understand the operational instructions and safety
issues associated with this product. We go through great effort to
make a soundly engineered, and supurbly performing product of
lasting duribility. We understand that things infrequently go wrong,
if you have any questions or problems please contact either your
dealer or the factory, we are here to support the product and you, the
user.
Please read and understand the operational instructions and safety
issues associated with this product. We go through great effort to
make a soundly engineered, and supurbly performing product of
lasting duribility. We understand that things infrequently go wrong,
if you have any questions or problems please contact either your
dealer or the factory, we are here to support the product and you, the
user.
As with all audio electronics the power cable should be the last thing
attached and the first one removed any time you hook up or remove
equipment from the signal chain.
attached and the first one removed any time you hook up or remove
equipment from the signal chain.
The preamplifier’s voltage and current rating are indicated by affixed
tag on the rear of the preamplifier. It will indicate either 240 volts,
220 volts, 120 volts, or 100 volts. A 0.5 amp 3AG slow blow fuse
is provided with 100-120 volt units, and a 0.25 amp slow blow fuse
is provided with 220-240 volt units. The input frequency rating of
the power supply is 50 to 60 Hz. The preamplifier typically draws
tag on the rear of the preamplifier. It will indicate either 240 volts,
220 volts, 120 volts, or 100 volts. A 0.5 amp 3AG slow blow fuse
is provided with 100-120 volt units, and a 0.25 amp slow blow fuse
is provided with 220-240 volt units. The input frequency rating of
the power supply is 50 to 60 Hz. The preamplifier typically draws
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