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Details of connections on rear of the
balance V2
(Pic.2).
1 15-pole Sub-D connector
Connection to phono stage
2 Main socket
On/o switch with main socket
3 Balanced input XLR
Selection must be set manually using the „input selector“ on the underside.
4 Unbalanced input RCA
Selection must be set manually using the „input selector“ on the underside.
5 Balanced output XLR
Both outputs are activated and ready to use at the same time.
6 Unbalanced output RCA
Both outputs are activated and ready to use at the same time.
7 Grounding
Please note:
To prevent overheating of electronic parts, never cover or put anything on top of the
balance V2
phono stage or the power supply.
Clearaudio recycles your used equipment free of charge. Do not dispose of the unit via domestic
waste.
Phono stages are devices designed to provide a very high level of amplication.
This is necessary because the electrical signal generated by a phono cartridge is extremely low
(usually less than one-thousandth of a volt). The job of the phono stage is therefore to accurately
equalise the phono signal and boost it to line level (measured in volts).
However, phono stages are by nature extremely sensitive, which leads to the potential problem that
high-frequency interference may also be amplied to a point at which it becomes noticeable.
Unfortunately it is not possible to completely protect the sensitive phono stage circuitry from this
interference without degrading its high delity performance. Therefore care must be taken to
position the phono stage away from sources of high frequency interf erence such as mobile phones,
modems and power line communication systems (PLC) in which data is sent over the mains power
network.
If the
balance V2
is not in use for an extended period, switch it o at the rear panel.