Manley laboratories mono limcom owners manual

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CONTENTSINTRODUCTION3 MAINS CONNECTIONS4 INSTALLATION5 FRONT PANEL6 REAR PANEL7 OPERATIONAL NOTES8 TECHNICAL NOTES9 TYPICAL SETTINGS10 SERVICE ADJUSTMENTS11 SPECIFICATIONS12 WARRANTY13 WARRANTY REGISTRATION14 SECTION PAGE

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INTRODUCTION!THANK YOU!... for choosing the Manley Laboratories Mono Variable-MU Limiter Compressor Amplifier. The heart of this limiter is the unique 5670 variable-mu vacuum tube which can handle a widely varying range of input signals in a rapid-acting manner without introducing harmonic distortion. This limiting circuitry was designed by David Manley over thirty years ago. Our current version of this 1960s design combines that classic sound with the precise cleanliness of modern componentry. Please take a few moments to read through this manual, there may be features and information about this unit that are unfamiliar to you. Thank you again, and please enjoy! GENERAL NOTES LOCATION & VENTILATION The Limiter Compressor Amplifier must be installed in a stable location with ample ventilation. It is recommended, if this unit is rack mounted, that you allow enough clearance on the top and bottom of the unit such that constant movement of air can flow through the ventilation holes. There are 4 tubes inside this unit so it does run quite hot. Good ventilation is definitely encouraged.WATER & MOISTURE As with any electrical equipment, this unit should not be used near water or moisture. SPECIAL NOTES Tubes may become loose during transit. Straighten and press down each tube before plugging this unit into the mains socket. Furthermore, don't touch the tubes after the unit has been switched on, the tubes become very hot during operation and should only be handled after the power has been turned off and the tubes have cooled. WARNING! TO PREVENT THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN THE CABINET REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED PERSONNEL