NAD PP-1 Installation And Operation

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INSTALLATION & OPERATION OF NAD PP 1

• Please make sure all ancillary equipment is turned off, and that the NAD PP 1 is not yet connected to its dedicated Power Supply.

• Connect the leads from the turntable to the input sockets on the back of the NAD PP 1. Make sure you connect the Right channel to the Right input; the Left channel to the Left input; Normally, a Red connector

denotes the Right Channel; White or Black denotes the Left channel.

• Connect a suitable lead from the NAD PP 1 to the amplifier or receiver. Always use a so-called 'Line-Lever input, such as CD, AIDE, Tuner or Tape. Never connect the lead from the NAD PP 1 to an input marked

Phono or turntable. Again, make sure to connect the Red plug to the Right channel, and the White plug to the Left channel of the amplifier or receiver.

• If the lead from your turntable is equipped with a separate earth lead, connect this directly to a ground connection on the amplifier or receiver. Usually, the metal back panel of an amplifier provides grounding

by means of a small terminal. If this is not available, you can connect the earth cable directly to the back panel, by means of placing the wire under a screw in direct contact with the metal of the back panel;

for instance, the screw holding the lop cover to the back panel. Almost all receivers provide a ground terminal with the antenna input; this terminal is usually marked 'GND' or with the symbol "---|---". If an

antenna is connected, you can simply add the wire to this terminal.

• Connect the dedicated Plug-in Power Supply to the NAD PP 1 (marked 15V).

• Insert the Plug-in Power Supply to a live mains socket; the green LED on the NAD PP 1's front panel will light up.

• Installation is now complete. As the power consumption of the NAD PP-I is negligible, it can always be left switched on. It is recommended however that you disconnect the Plug-in Power supply from the

mains if you are not going to use the NAD PP 1 for a prolonged period of time (such as a holiday).

To play a record:

• Ensure that the volume on the amplifier or receiver is set to a low level.

• Select the input on the amplifier or receiver to which the NAD PP 1 is connected, use amplifier or receiver and turntable as normal, set to desired volume level.

Troubleshooting:

Always turn down the volume to a low level or turn off all equipment before checking.

Pr blem

• No sound

• (LED is not lit) Power Supply not connected to either NAD PP 1 or mains socket

• (LED is lit) Wrong input on amplifier / receiver selected

• Plugs from turntable and / or lead from PP 1 to amplifier / receiver sockets

not property fitted

• Sound in one channel only

• Plugs from turntable and / or lead from PP 1 to amplifier / receiver sockets

not properly fitted

• No connection from turntable to ground

• Hum or Buzz noise

• Earth loop present

• Interference from nearby equipment

SPECIFICATIONS

Input impedance (R and C)

Input sensitivity (ref. 200mV output)

Signal to noise (A weighted, with cartridge connected)

(Unweighted, with cartridge connected)

Input overload (20Hz/1kHz/20kHz)

Rated distortion (THD 20Hz - 20kHz)

RIAA response accuracy

Dimensions excl. Power supply (W x H x D)

NOTE: NAD reserves the right to change specifications or design at any time without notice. All specifications are those in effect at time of printing.

Packaging ©NAD Electronics Limited 1997

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NAD ELECTRONICS LTD

47 kΩ + 220pF

2. 5mV

DESIGNED AND ENGINEERED IN LONDON. ENGLAND

78dB

MODEL: PP 1 PHONO PRE-AMPLIFIER _______________

72dB

55/63/580mV

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