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- Page 1 Burson Playmate 2 Headphone Amplifier / Pre Amplifier / USB DAC User Manual Register for warranty Ref. page 9 for details...
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Page 2: Our Philosophy
All of us at Burson Audio would like to thank and congratulate you for purchasing the Burson Playmate 2. We sincerely believe that your new Burson Playmate 2 is an intelligent investment and that it will bring you many years of musical enjoyment and satisfaction. -
Page 3: Basic Setup
After carefully unpacking your Burson Playmate 2, inspect for any shipping damage and call your dealer immediately if any is found. Do not plug your Burson Playmate 2 into any outlet if you find shipping damage. Please save all packing materials so the unit can be easily and safely shipped if the need arises. - Page 4 Connections...
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Page 5: Menu Items
Never connect or disconnect the RCA or XLR output cables from the Playmate 2 while music is playing. This could damage the Playmate 2. Please stop the music source before disconnecting. -
Page 6: Fir Filters
FIR Filters See a visual representation of the various FIR filter settings below. Break Wall CMFR Reserved AP Fast MP Slow MP Fast LP Fast LP Slow... - Page 7 Opamp Change & Upgrade The Burson Playmate 2 allows opamp changing to customise its sound to the owner’s preference. When changing opamps, please be aware of the following: The opamp power supply voltage in the Burson Playmate 2 is +/-15V. Always remove the power supply before opening up the unit.
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Page 8: Free Warranty Extension
The Initial Powering up Make sure volume control has been turned to minimal when using your Playmate 2 for the first time. Always power on your source machine first and your power amp last. When powering down your system reverse these steps. -
Page 9: Warranty Conditions
Burson Composer 3. Burson will not pay for loss of use or inconvenience caused by the failure of a Burson Composer 3. Burson will not pay for damage caused to other audio components caused by the failure of the Burson Composer 3 within the limits allowed by Australian Law.