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Note, it is not possible to record signals from the Tape 2 source to Tape 1. Playback Depress the Tape 1 switch and set your recorder into the playback mode. 7 Tape 2 recording/monitoring All sources, disc, CD, tuner and Tape 1 can be recorded via the Tape 2 connections. To record an input select the required source and set your recorder into the record mode. If your tape machine is a three head type suitable for A/B monitoring then pressing the Tape 2 switch will allow off tape monitoring. Playback Press the Tape 2 switch and set your recorder into the playback mode. Delta 60 integrated amplifier handbook Cartridge loading modules These optional accessories are passive, switchable modules designed to modify the input impedance of the amplifier in order to obtain the best match with the cartridge in use. As the Delta 60 has a single set of disc inputs (switchable to MM or MC via the switch on the rear panel), then two separate loading modules - one for moving magnet (type ULM/M) and one for moving coil (type ULM/C) cartridges - are available on request from your dealer, distributor or the factory. These modules are user adjustable via a series of small switches. The loading modules should be plugged into the amplifier in the position shown in fig 3. A set of instructions is provided with each module. Care should be taken to ensure that only an MM loading module is used in conjunction with moving magnet or high output moving coil cartridges and that only an MC loading module is used in conjunction with normal (low output) moving coil cartridges. Under no circumstances adjust the loading module switches when the amp is switched on and the volume turned up as severe damage may occur to your amplifier or speakers. It must be emphasised that these passive modules mainly affect the sound balance and frequency response. They will have little or no effect on the sensitivity of the amplifier. Most cartridges will perform satisfactorily without any loading module. 8 Hints and tips Getting the best from your Delta 60 Connecting cables When dealing with high quality hi-fi systems, such as those based around a unit with the resolving power of the Delta 60, the question of connecting cables becomes of paramount importance. The higher the resolution of the individual components involved, the higher the chance of some of this hard won clarity being lost in the cables. We strongly recommend that only first class loudspeaker and interconnect cables be used with your hi-fi system. We have found interconnect and loudspeaker cables from the AudioQuest range to be particularly suitable. Detailed information on the AudioQuest range of cables may be obtained from your dealer or the factory. As a rule of thumb you might budget to spend between 5% and 20% of the price of your system on cable. Surprising though it may seem this can be one of the most effective upgrades you can carry out on your system. We suggest that you discuss the question of interconnect and loudspeaker cables with your dealer. Delta 60 integrated amplifier handbook Internal Fuses Loudspeaker fuses These are 2 amp fast blow 20mm x 5mm diameter in all models. They may blow if the amplifier is: run continuously at high level into the correct loudspeaker load run at high level into a loudspeaker of too low an impedance (less than 4 ohms) run into a short circuit used to drive two sets of low impedance loudspeakers at once. They are user-replaceable and two spares are provided. However, if they blow consistently without any of the above conditions being apparent please consult your dealer. Do not replace with a fuse of greater value than 2 amps (or with a 'slow blow' or 'anti-surge' fuse) since this will endanger the amplifier and your loudspeakers and invalidate your guarantee. Mains fuse The fuse type is 1.25 amp anti-surge (slow blow) 20mm x 5mm diameter in 220V and 240V models, 2.5 amp anti-surge in 100-120V models. This fuse is designed to protect against faults in the amplifier, transformer and mains switch. It is not user-replaceable. If this fuse blows there is probably a fault, and the amplifier should be returned to your dealer. Removal of top plate In order to inspect or change fuses, or to reach the cartridge loading module pins, you will need to remove the top plate from the amplifier. BEFORE REMOVING THE COVER, ALWAYS SWITCH OFF THE AMPLIFIER AND DISCONNECT FROM THE MAINS SUPPLY. Note that the mains fuse remains live whenever the amplifier is plugged into the mains, even when the amplifier power switch is in the off position. To remove the top plate unscrew the two black headed screws 9 at the top of the rear panel using a No. 1 'Pozidriv' screwdriver (see figs. I and 3). Then lift the top plate vertically and pull it backwards slightly to release it. Replacement is simply the reversal of this procedure. Figure 3 Delta 60 integrated amplifier handbook Check list Should you have any difficulty in operating your a...
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