Summary of Contents for Myth myth preamplifier
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- Page 9 myth Note: The names of the inputs may differ due to customization and user preferences. Note: Depending on the input sensitivity of the power amplifier and of the speakers, volume levels should be considered relative to the system. For example, the volume level of 68 may be louder on some more sensitive speakers, while it may sound quieter on some less sensitive speakers.
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- Page 14 Please note that the Myth Preamplifier does not feature a precise clock circuitry. Therefore, the suggested periods are not to be used for measuring time, they are provided as an orientational information. 14 / page myth www.myth.rs...
- Page 15 myth Note: Before connecting the trigger output to a power amplifier read the specification of the power amplifier and make sure that it can accept the 15 V DC to its trigger input. Also, avoid short circuiting the trigger output as it may stop to function properly. 15 / page myth www.myth.rs...
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