Connecting Mains Power; Signal Connections - Roksan Audio K3 User Manual

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Please refer to the front & rear panel view on Pages 5&6. The moulded IE

connector or the supplied mains lead should be plugged into socket (27)

on the rear of the unit ﬁrst and then plugged into the mains supply. 

The mains power switch (15) is on the front under side of the Integrated

Ampliﬁer. This switch can be left on; if however the ampliﬁer is likely to be

unattended for a long period of time, switch it off and unplug the mains

lead from the wall.

There are 6 Inputs (18 -24) on your K3 Integrated Ampliﬁer. Except for

PHONO input (19) all other inputs are line level and will accept virtually all

currently available source components. The PHONO input is factory set for

Moving Magnet Cartridges to accommodate record players ﬁtted with MM

phono cartridges. The AV input (22) is linked to the BYPASS input (18) and

switch to set BYPASS, then the AV input will be deactivated and the BYPASS

input will become activated. In this mode, the BYPASS input can be used to

a surround sound processor's front L & R pre output for home theatre use.

The BYPASS input is directly connected to the power amp section and

bypasses the preamp. The volume is then controlled via the surround sound

processor and not the K3 Integrated. You could also use the integrated as a

power amp in this mode.

All the inputs use gold plated RCA phono connectors and should be

connected according to the standard convention.

Right Channel - Red

Left Channel - Black or White

Also in accordance with standard practice, the upper row of phono Sockets

carries the Left Channel and the Lower row carries the Right Channel. 

The input sockets are labelled with their legends upside down as well as the

normal way up to assist you should you be connecting an input from a

position in front of and above the ampliﬁer.

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