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4.0 INSTALLATION
Before
you
attempt
to use
your
TC
2290
we
recommend
that
you
to read
the section
4.1 thoroughly.
The guarantee
will not cover
damages
caused
by
improper
installation.
4.1 GENERAL
PRECAUTIONS
4.1.1
Mains
- Voltage Selector
Before
you
plug
in
the
supplied
main
cord
please
check
that
the
<VOLTAGE
SELECTOR>
on
the
rear
side
has
been
set
to
the
voltage
standard
of
your
country.
The
according
fuze
size
is
printed
on
the
rearpanel
and
must
of Course
be
correct
as
well.
If you
are
in doubt
about
the
voltage
settings,
please
check
sec.
[6.1]
fig.4.1.1 Check
that the currently
selected
voltage
as indicated
by the small
arrow,
corresponds
to the
voltage
of your
country.
4.1.2
Mechanical
Installation
The
TC
2290
can
'stand
alone' or be mounted
on a rack
mount
chassis
or
in
a
flight
case.
Make
sure
you
only
use
good
quality
rackmount
assessories.
The
TC
2290
takes
up 2 units
(= 88mm
or 3.5').
4.1.3 Heat
DO
NOT
PLACE
THE
TC 2290
NEXT
TO
EXTREMELY
HEAT-GENERATING
DEVICES
(such
as
Power
Amplifiers
etc.).
The
TC
2290
itself also
generates
some
heat,
which
should
be taken
into
consideration
if placed
next to a very
heat sensitive
compressor
or the like.
4.1.4 Total
Sound
Quality is Dependant
on
more
than the TC 2290
Remember
that
the
TC
2290
will only
sound
as
good
as
the
rest
of your
system
allows.
If your
instrument
is noisy
or
you
plug
in some
inferior
effects
you
cannot
benefit
from
the full S/N
ratio
of the
TC
2290.
Badly
shielded
cables
can
affect
hum
and
radio-frequency
pick-up.
Your
amplifier
or mixer
system
are
also
part
of the
'sound
chain'
in which
the
weaker
'elements'
decide
the
total
strength
of the
chain.
Normally
guitarists
only
have
problems
with
noisy
effects
units
although
some
amplifiers
are
not
exactly
quiet.
Keyboard
players
on
the other
hand
are
most
often
limited
by the
noise-
level of their instrument.
Some
sort of gating
or noisesuppressor
device
can
often
do little wonders.
The 'Studio
people
know
mostly
how
to handle
these
matters.
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