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Summary of Contents for Audio Alchemy PPA-1

  • Page 1: Table Of Contents

    Powering up the DDP-1 Warranty Information Selecting an input Installation and Usage Tips Mute Setting MC or MM gain Connections and Controls Adjusting load impedance Front panel Rear panel Maintenance Connecting the PPA-1 to Your System Troubleshooting Power supply Interconnect cables Ground cable...
  • Page 2: Legal Notifications

    Audio Alchemy is a registered trademark of Audio Alchemy LLC. Information in this manual is subject to change without no- tice. The information in this manual is the sole property of Audio Alchemy. Any reproduction in whole or part without the ex- pressed written permission of Audio Alchemy is prohibited.
  • Page 3: Installation And Usage Tips

    ■ Place the PPA-1 where it will not be exposed to moisture or direct sunlight. ■ Install the PPA-1 and its power supply where they can get some ventilation. They don't produce a great deal of heat, but using them in a sealed enclosure with no airflow could have long-term negative effects on the unit's circuitry.
  • Page 4: Connecting The Ppa-1 To Your System

    10. Test probe contact for input 2, right channel Connecting the PPA-1 to Your Audio System First, turn your power amp off. Do not connect the PPA-1's power supply until all audio connections have been made. Power Supply Connection: Stock Power Supply...
  • Page 5: Interconnect Cables

    Start by connecting the PPA-1 to the turntable(s), using high-quality stereo interconnect cables tipped with RCA plugs. Plug the cables into either input 1 or input 2 of the PPA-1. (Either input can be set for MC or MM gain, so it doesn’t matter which one you use.) Then connect the PPA-1’s output to the preamplifier (such as Audio Alchemy’s DDP-1 preamp/DAC) or inte-...
  • Page 6: Maintenance

    Power Won't Turn On If pushing the Power button on the front panel or remote doesn't turn the PPA-1's power on, check these things in order: 1. Make sure the stock power supply or the PS-5 is plugged into the wall socket. If you're using a power strip or a line con- ditioner, make sure the unit is plugged in and turned on.