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X2.2 Owner’s Manual
The preamplifier has four sets of  input connections, both single-
ended and balanced output connections, and a separate tape loop.
The preamplifier’s voltage and current rating are indicated by affixed 
tag on the bottom 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 frequency rating of  the 
power supply is 50 to 60 Hz in all cases. The preamplifier typically 
draws less than 30 watts during operation.  Please verify that the 
indicated voltage requirement of  this preamplifier is consistent with 
the voltage at your location.
We have provided a standard IEC AC power cord that fits into the 
IEC line receptacle at the rear of  the preamplifier chassis.  The 
preamplifier is equipped for operation with an earth ground provided 
by the user’s AC outlet.  Do not defeat this ground.  The circuit 
ground of  the preamplifier is connected to earth and power ground 
through a power thermistor, which gives a ground connection for 
safety but helps avoid ground loops.
There are a total of  four inputs and a separate tape loop.  Two of  
the four inputs can be used single-ended or balanced.  The other two 
inputs are single-ended only.  The tape loop has both single-ended 
and balanced inputs and outputs.  Balanced inputs and outputs are 
via XLR connectors.  Single-ended inputs and outputs are via RCA 
connectors.  On the XLR connectors, pin 1 is grounded, pin 2 is the 
positive signal, and pin 3 is the negative signal. Left channel RCA 
connectors are marked with “L” from below.  Right channel RCA 
connectors are marked with “R” from below.  Balanced XLR inputs 
and outputs are marked with “L” for left and “R” for right channel. 
If  your signal source is unbalanced, input will occur through the 
RCA input connector, which is in parallel with the XLR connections 
1 and 2.  When single-ended inputs are used on input 1 and input 
2, a shorting plug is provided between pins 1 and 3 of  the XLR 
connection, shorting the negative input to ground, and providing 
optimal performance.
The unbalanced input impedance of  the preamplifier is 33 kOhms.  
In balanced mode, the input impedance is higher, with a differential 
impedance of  at least 66k Ohms. 
 
Next to the inputs on the rear panel, the preamplifier offers tape 
inputs through both XLR and RCA connectors.  This output is a 
direct connection to inputs 1, 2, 3, and 4 when they are selected from 
Setup