the full potential of your module you need
to appreciate all aspects of its operation.
The phono preamplifier module needs be
installed into your éloquence amplifier by
your Perreaux dealer or an authorised
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Perreaux service technician.
Before using your éloquence amplier
and newly installed phono preamplier
in your system, read the entire manual
carefully. Endeavour to understand every
detail by familiarising yourself with the
controls and features as you read. You
will nd it easier to install using the relevant
sections of this manual as a reference.
We have attempted to explain every
feature and operation facet clearly and
concisely. Your Perreaux dealer will be
happy to assist if you encounter any
unforeseen problems.
Read this manual, install your unit cor-
rectly and realise the sonic signicance of
your investment in Perreaux.
Perreaux products are designed to
provide the utmost in sonic realism and
electronic reliability, with a functional yet
elegant appearance that reects the care
and craftsmanship applied during all
stages of construction.
We maintain the human-link throughout;
from design and construction, through
to the ultimate test – your music, your
system, your ears.
Because we too listen to our products,
we know that with your éloquence phono
preamplier you will discover many more
of the musical secrets we strive to reveal.
From all of us at Perreaux, thank you for
choosing the éloquence phono preamplier.
Unpacking
The éloquence phono preamplier is
supplied with the following accessories:
• Four 12mm standoffs
• Four 3.5mm lock washers
• This manual
We recommend you retain the packaging for reuse in case you need to
transport the unit at a later date.
Fitting Instructions
Fitting the phono preamplier requires
an internal hardware conguration to
your éloquence amplier, which must
be carried out by an authorised
Perreaux dealer or service technician.
Dismantling or adjustment of the
amplier by persons other than
Perreaux approved personnel could
invalidate the manufacturer’s warranty.
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Quick Start
If you are like us, the rst thing you
will want to do is to play your favourite
piece of music through your éloquence
amplier with the newly installed phono
preamplier. The following instructions
are written to enable you to achieve this
as quickly as possible. These are not
comprehensive instructions, but are
designed to enable you to play music now!
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Please take the time to read this manual
thoroughly, as the éloquence phono
preamplier incorporates many features
which enhance its operation.
Turn off associated components
This minimises the potential to damage
your éloquence amplier, or any other
components, when connecting the unit
into your system.
Connect your turntable
Connect the analogue output of your
turntable to the Phono input and the
turntable ground wire to the ground
terminal at the rear of your éloquence
amplier.
Connect loudspeaker cables
Connect the left and right channel
loudspeaker cables to the appropriate
speaker binding posts at the rear of the
amplier.
Switch on source component
Turn on the turntable, making sure you
have your favourite recording ready to play.
Switch on your éloquence amplifier
After checking the supply voltage
compatibility with the voltage rating on the
rear panel, insert the power cord supplied
into the rear of the unit and into the wall
socket. Switch on power to the amplier.
Select the appropriate input
Using the ∧/∨ buttons on the front
panel of your éloquence amplier, or the
remote control, select the PHONO input.
Play your source material
Start playing your favourite recording.
Increase the volume
Slowly increase the volume on your
éloquence amplier to achieve a
comfortable listening level.
Congratulations!
Now that you have achieved your rst
objective, sit back, relax and please
read the rest of the manual at your own
pace, in your favourite armchair, whilst
enjoying a glass of wine. You’ll nd the
whole experience much more pleasurable whilst listening to music.
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Connecting
Important: Before making any connections, switch off the mains power to all compo-
nents in your system.
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1 Phono Input
When the éloquence phono preampli-
er is installed, the Input 1 connectors
become the phono inputs. They
accept an unbalanced (RCA) analogue
audio signal from your turntable.
2 Ground Terminal
If your tone-arm cable is tted with a
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ground wire, best results are usually
achieved by connecting to the highquality ground terminal.
If, however, its connection introduces
noise (hum, etc.) or a reduction
in sound quality, then disconnect
it – certain tone-arms and/or cartridges
function better with no earth connection.
The Menu System
Installing the phono preamplier into
your éloquence amplier activates the
phono options in the menu system,
allowing you to congure its settings.
Phono Conguration
The gain settings of the phono preampli-
er can be customised to suit the output
level of your cartridge.
Gain
The gain menu allows you to select the gain
applied to the audio signal received from the
turntable. Selecting +40dB is the low gain
setting, and is ideal for moving magnet (MM)
or high-output moving coil (MC) cartridges.
The +60dB setting is only to be used for
low-output moving coil cartridges.
The factory default gain setting is 40dB.
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Troubleshooting
There is no power
Ensure the AC power cord is connected
securely.
Ensure the mains plug is fully inserted
into the wall socket and is switched on.
Check the mains fuse of the amplier.
Check fuse in the mains plug or adaptor.
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There is no sound
Check that the source component is
properly connected.
Check that the source component playing.
Check that the speakers are properly
connected.
Make sure the amplier is not muted.
There is no sound on one channel
Ensure the balance control is in the
correct position.
Check speaker connections.
Check interconnects.
There is a loud buzz or hum
Ensure no interconnects are loose or
defective.
Ensure that your tape deck/turntable is
not too close to the amplier.
There is weak bass or diffused
stereo imaging
Ensure the speakers are not wired out
of phase.
Installation Notes
Protection message on display
See section on éloquence protection
system.
The remote handset will not function
Check that the battery has not expired.
Ensure that nothing is blocking the
remote sensor.
Distortion (THD + noise): 0.1%, 1kHz on low gain setting
less than 0.5%, 20Hz to 20kHz on low gain setting
Frequency Response: +0.0dB -0.5dB, 20Hz to 20kHz
Signal to Noise Ratio (unweighted): better than 80dB, ref. 2.0Vrms
Crosstalk: -75dB, 20Hz to 20kHz
Channel Balance: better than ±0.5dB
Overall Dimensions (WxHxD): 100mm x 25mm x 70mm (5.9” x 0.8” x 3.9”)
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errors or inaccuracies that may appear in this manual.
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