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Goldmund Mimesis PH2 User Manual page 3

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ATTENTION : With a 220V setting, the MIMESIS PH2 phono preamplifier will function
properly for AC line voltage between 200V and 250V. On the 110V position, the AC mains
must deliver between 95V and 125V. If your AC mains is usually out of these tolerances,
please consult your GOLDMUND dealer.
Please check the value of the AC line fuse. This fuse is located on the power cord
receptacle. The lid can be removed with a small screwdriver when the cord is removed.
Use a .5A slow-blow fuse for 220V and a 1A slow-blow fuse for 110V.
4 - CONNECTIONS
Connect the power cord to the back of the unit and plug it into the nearest wall plug. Use a
3 lugs grounded plug for safety. To get the best sound of the phono preamplifier, avoid any
multiple plugs or an extension cord.
Connect the input interconnects between the phono preamplifier and the turntable.
Select the inputs marked MC-L and MC-R if you are using a moving-coil cartridge.
Use the inputs marked MM-L and MM-R to connect a moving-magnet cartridge.
Both inputs can be connected simultaneously, at least if no hum is generated. In that case,
the front panel selecting the inputs acts a source selector between the two cartridges or
tonearms.
Plug the output interconnects from the RCA female sockets noted output to the
preamplifier.
5 - CONTROLS AND UTILIZATION
- POWER ON
The GOLDMUND MIMESIS PH2 phono preamplifier has no power switch. It is powered ON
as soon as the power cord is connected to the wall plug. It must remain connected all the
time.
When powered on first, the preamp will become operative only after around two minutes of
warm up, to insure proper stabilization of all the circuitry and avoid any unwanted noises.
After this delay, the output of the preamplifier is connected to the output connectors.
If the power cord is accidentally disconnected, a special safety circuit switches the preamp
to muting, to avoid any disturbance to reach the power amplifier and the speakers, even in
case of a power failure in the building.
- INPUT MM/MC SELECTOR
This front panel switch controls which input is used from the Moving Magnet and the
Moving coil outputs.

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