Getting Started; Operating Features - Audiolab 8300A User Instructions

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2: Getting Started

Welcome to Audiolab 8300 Series.
8300A is the latest in a long line of Audiolab integrated amplifiers with a pedigree that stretches back to
the very first 8000A that made Audiolab an overnight sensation.
Inside 8300A you'll find the latest discrete technology from designers that understand analogue circuitry
inside out. Delivering a balance of refined musical detail and powerful transient performance, 8300A
packs far more weight than its svelte looks would indicate.
Designed to drive any loudspeaker load with absolute stability and finesse, 8300A is the perfect partner
for other Audiolab sources such as 8300CD.
We hope you will enjoy its performance for many years to come.
Please read through this manual to obtain the very best performance from 8300A.
Inputs:
• Six unbalanced analog inputs.
• One unbalanced analog power input
• One balanced analog input
Outputs:
• Two pre-amplifier outputs
• Loudspeaker outputs

Operating Features:

• Maintains absolute fidelity with the straightest possible signal path.
• Separate Pre-Power sections for flexibility of operation.
• Dedicated high performance MC and MM Phono Input (selectable via the menu).
• Automatic equipment activation via 12V trigger input and output.
• Three display brightness available with on/off options.
• Auto standby function with function on/off options.
Unpacking
Unpack the product fully. The carton should contain:
• The Audiolab 8300A
• One IEC power cord suitable for your area.
• One Remote handset with two AAA batteries
• This instruction manual.
If an item is missing or damaged report this to your dealer as soon as possible. Retain the
packing for safe transport of your unit. If you dispose of the packing, do so with regard to
any recycling regulation in your area.
Placement
The unit is designed to run warm during normal operation but ensure you do not block any
ventilation openings.
Place the unit on a sturdy shelf or table. If you use an equipment rack, ensure the unit has
adequate ventilation and is on its own shelf. To minimize any interference place the power
supply in a stable location as far from sensitive analogue input as possible.
Ensure your mains voltage corresponds to the rating plate on the rear of the product's power
supply. If in doubt, consult your dealer. If you move to an area with a different mains voltage
seek advice from an Audiolab appointed dealer or a competent service technician.
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