Introduction:
Thank you for purchasing a ModWright Instruments product. This unit is designed to
offer high performance and exceptional reliability.
The Ambrose One preamp offers high bandwidth, low distortion, and exceptional
musicality. We have designed this unit to allow the reproduction of recordings that is
accurate, transparent and musical. Please note, absolute phase is variable and may be set
via the remote
NOTE: When the unit first powers up, it is DOES NOT invert absolute phase. Absolute
phase may be toggled IN or OUT via the remote control phase button. When the second
light over from the left is illuminated, then absolute phase is inverted. Pushing the phase
button the remote again will revert to absolute phase being non-inverted.
CAUTION: DO NOT use any other signal tubes other than 6DJ8, 6922, 7308 or you
WILL DAMAGE this unit.
type rectifier tubes such as 5AR4/GZ34, 5U4G, 5U4GB, 5V4G, 5V4GB, 274B and
equivalents.
CAUTION:
Any source input connected to HT/BP inputs, will feed RCA Main outputs
with
NO VOLUME
from the front channels of a Home Theater Pre/Processor or other source WITH built
in volume control. When the Ambrose One is powered down, the HT/BP input defaults
to HT/BP mode. When unit is powered up, any source connected to HT/BP input may
be operated in HT/BP mode. Importantly however, when the Ambrose One is powered
down, the HT/BP input will default to bypass mode.
VOLUME CONTROL IS CONNECTED TO HT/BP INPUTS AND THE AMBROSE
ONE IS TURNED OFF, FRONT CHANNEL AMPS WILL RECEIVE FULL
OUTPUT SIGNAL LEVEL FROM SAID SOURCE WITH NO ATTENUATION.
THIS COULD LEAD TO SYSTEM DAMAGE.
CAUTION:
Do not operate or power up unit without tubes installed in tube sockets.
Failure to do so will result in damage to power supply. When changing tubes, power
unit off and disconnect from all power sources. Failure to do so may result in injury or
death.
The rectifier tubes may be exchanged for other equivalent
ATTEUNATION. It is important to ONLY use this input for signal
IF A SOURCE WITH NO
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