User manual MUSIC HALL MPP

[. . . ] music hall mpp INSTRUCTION MANUAL music hall http://www. musichallaudio. com In the past, all audio system control components (integrated amplifiers, receivers and system pre-amplifiers) had phono inputs. As digital mediums have become the primary source for most audio systems, these special phono stage inputs have disappeared from the majority of system control components. [. . . ] MC setting: this setting should be used with all low output moving coil cartridges (voltage output lower than 1. 5 mV). Again, please consult your cartridge manual, looking on the specification page for the output voltage, or dealer for this information. 1. Remove the four screws on the side of The Phono Box and remove the top cover. Adjust the jumpers to match your cartridge as indicated in the diagrams above. With the Phono Box properly configured for the cartridge in use it can be installed into the system, following the instructions on the next page. 1. Connect the interconnect cables from the turntable to the left and right inputs of The Phono Box, and attach the ground wire to the terminal between the pairs of input and output jacks. Connect a standard stereo interconnect between the output jacks of The Phono Box and any unused input (variously labeled aux. , tuner, or tape) on the receiver, integrated amplifier or preamplifier. Connect the power supply to The Phono Box, and then plug the power supply to a wall outlet. Troubleshooting If no output is heard, check to make sure that all connections, both signal and power, are properly made, and confirm that the selector switch on the system control unit is set to the correct input. Hum may be heard if the ground connector is not connected, or if the unit is placed on or near the power supply of other components. Be certain to connect the ground, and/or move The Phono Box to an alternate position among the equipment to eliminate any hum. Some users of cartridges at or slightly below 2. 5 mV using the MM gain setting may find that overall volume is too low, that the volume knob must be positioned considerably higher than normal (where CD volume normally would be, for example), or that the sound is a bit thin. [. . . ] Since no responsibility will be accepted for a unit in transit to the dealer, customer, or authorized service agent, customers are advised to insure against loss, damage, or theft. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: music hall 108 Station Road Great Neck, NY 11023 Tel: 516-487-3663 Fax: 516-773-3891 http://www. musichallaudio. com [. . . ]