User manual AUDIO ANALOGUE MAESTRO STEREO LINE PREAMPLIFIER SPECIAL EDITION REV1.0

[. . . ] INTRODUCTION AUDIO ANALOGUE does not take any responsibilities in the following cases: Whenever the operational procedures related to the use and the maintenance of the equipment as described in this manual are not respected. Whenever damages to the equipment occur because of fixing and modifications made form non-authorized staff or because of normal deterioration of the system. No part of this manual can be reproduced by any means, transmitted or copied for private or public use without private authorization from AUDIO ANALOGUE. The information contained in this manual is related to the data kept by AUDIO ANALOGUE at the moment of the issue o f this publication; AUDIO ANALOGUE has the right to make changes to this document without prior notice. [. . . ] All the analogical circuits are made using discrete components, and have a large-pass band and low-feedback factor. only the Highest-quality passive components have been used; lowest-tolerance metallic layered resisters (MIL standard); low-tolerance , non-polarized polyester/propylene condensers; high-speed , low-loss , high capacity electrolytic condensers; organic-electrolytes , low-capacity electrolytic condensers. The integrated-resistance network volume controls used have no buffer for maximum sound transparency. Analogical circuits with separated components, large pass band and low counter-reaction. highest-quality passive components; lowest-tolerance metallic-layered resisters (MIL standard); low-tolerance , nonpolarized polyester/propylene condensers; high-speed , low-loss , high-capacity electrolytic condensers; organicelectrolyte , low-capacity electrolytic condenser. Integrated-resistance network volume controls with no buffer for maximum sound transparency. It also allows sending the sound source to the tape out and modifying set-up settings. When this button is pressed, the input selector works as tape bar selector. on the display is shown the source available on the analogical tape out. When the button is released, it regains its standard function while the available source is still shown on the display. By repeatedly pressing this button set-up options are visualized. This button allows activating the mono out, to select input bypass when the unit is in stand-by mode and to tune volume balance. you may modify set-up parameters by rotating the multifunctional selector. To exit set-up mode, press this button until the preamplifier functioning status is shown on the display. When mute is activated, volume level is reduced to background level and "Mute" signal is shown. The display is turned off and the led lights blue. When Maestro Line preamplifier is in standby mode, the display is turned off and the led lights blue. The led lights blue when the unit is in stand-by mode and the display is turned off. Chassis A back panel 1) IEC standard power inlet. 5) 4-pin XLR connector for left analogic power supply. 2) 4-pin XLR connector for left analogic power supply. 3) 4-pin XLR connector for left analogic power supply. [. . . ] Inputs selection for listening You may select your preferred in for listening by turning the left selector or pressing the "In+/In-" button on the remote controller. The choice is circular, so that you could pass from the last in (8) to the first one and back without passing through the other inputs. The first six ins are unbalanced, the last two inputs are balanced. Inputs selection for recording You may select your preferred in for listening by turning the left selector while pressing the "Tape" button. [. . . ]