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Z10 Integrated Amplifier
USER GUIDE:
Linear Tube Audio
Takoma Park, MD, USA
301-448-1534
hifi@lineartubeaudio.com
WARNING: For safety, the cover of this amplifier should be secured
at all times.
This amplifier contains extremely high voltages and the user should
not attempt to service the amplifier.
Furthermore, this amplifier
generates radio-frequency energy that can interfere with
communications equipment.
Introduction
The Z10 Integrated Amplifier (Z10i) combines our ZOTL10 power
amplifier with a Berning-designed preamplification stage and LTA's
digital control system. The result is an integrated amp with a
precision stepped attenuator, tube-coupled balanced inputs, and
a reference-level headphone amplifier, all able to be operated
via remote control.
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Summary of Contents for Linear Tube Audio Z10 Series
- Page 1 Z10 Integrated Amplifier USER GUIDE: Linear Tube Audio Takoma Park, MD, USA 301-448-1534 hifi@lineartubeaudio.com WARNING: For safety, the cover of this amplifier should be secured at all times. This amplifier contains extremely high voltages and the user should not attempt to service the amplifier.
- Page 2 7. Linear Tube Audio reserves the right to improve or change its products without obligation to modify previously manufactured units.
- Page 3 Specifications Circuit Type: Push-Pull Class A Speaker Output: 12W (4 Ohm), 10W (8 Ohm) Headphone Output: HI: 2W (50 Ohm) LO: .5W (50 Ohm) Input Sensitivity: 0.6V RMS for full output Input Impedance: Output impedance: 1.2 Ohms Preamp Output Impedance: 50 Ohms Gain: 18dB (8 Ohm load) ...
- Page 4 Quick Start Remove Z10i from the box. Attach the power cable to the IEC connector and plug into an outlet. Turn the power switch next to the IEC connector on. This will not turn the Z10i on (unless you have Power-on Override turned on, which you can do in the menu).
- Page 6 The front of the Z10i has the power button, IR sensor, volume knob, tape and phono LEDs, input status LEDs, input selection button, tape monitor button, menu navigation buttons, display, headphone outputs, and headphone/speaker switch. The back of the Z10i features the IEC connector, power switch, tape in, tape out, four sets of RCA inputs, one set of XLR inputs, and four binding posts.
- Page 7 User Interface and Controls The front panel features a power switch, input switch, volume knob, and display. The remote control is able to adjust volume, mute, and access a menu with more configurable options. Remote Control Up and Down Buttons: Volume Up and Volume Down. They can be held down or used in a single step mode.
- Page 8 Menu The menu is accessed via the remote control or the buttons on the front panel. Scroll with the up and down buttons to see menu options. Pause on an option to see the entire title scroll by. Balance: Use the right and left remote buttons to adjust the balance.
- Page 9 Power-On Override: When activated, the unit powers on when the AC power is turned on without needing push the front panel power button. Reset to Default: The amplifier controls are set to Balance = 0, Display Timeout = Off, Home Theater Mode = None, and Display Brightness = 8, and Remote Left-Right Arrow buttons set to Not Active.
- Page 10 Note on using 7062 tubes: The 7062 is often used as a replacement for the 12AT7. This is usually not a problem, but they do require slightly more heater current than a standard 12AT7, which in turn requires slightly less current than a standard 12AU7.
- Page 11 NOTES...
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