Unpacking And Placement; Unpacking Your Ssp; Sigma Ssp Placement Considerations - Classe Audio Sigma SSP Owner's Manual

unpacking your SSP

Important!
Sigma SSP placement
considerations
Important!
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Unpacking and Placement

We have taken all precautions, and made every effort to make the Sigma SSP
simple and straightforward to install and use. Still, we recommend that you
take a few minutes to review this manual. Even if you are having the preamp/
processor professionally installed, you will want to know how to efficiently
operate it to its potential.
The Sigma SSP menu system includes features that provide you with a great deal
of fine-tuning. Still, we have no way to evaluate outside variables such as the
acoustical characteristics of your listening space and the associated equipment of
your audio system. Therefore, it is up to you to make the final audio adjustments
for the optimum performance of your system.
For this reason, we strongly encourage you to have your preamp/
processor installed and calibrated by your dealer. The experience,
training, and specialized equipment they have can make a profound
difference in the final performance of your system.
Carefully unpack the Sigma SSP according to the supplied instruction sheet. Do
not forget to remove all accessories from the carton.
Keep all packing materials. Transporting the Sigma SSP
without using the packaging specifically designed for it may
result in damage that is not covered under the warranty.
Before installing your SSP, be sure to read the following placement suggestions.
• Do not place the SSP directly on the top surface of a conventional
power amplifier or any other heat source. Also keep the unit out of
direct sunlight.
• Place the SSP so that the IR window on the front panel is clearly
visible and not blocked.
• Position the SSP in a central and convenient location for both
visibility and use. The preamp/processor is the hub for all other
component connections and generally your primary interaction point.
In addition, by placing the unit close to the other system components,
you minimize the cable lengths and hence reduce the amount of noise
that is introduced into the system through the cabling.
• Leave adequate clearance behind the SSP for the AC cord and
connecting cables. We suggest six inches (15 cm) of free space to allow
cables sufficient room to bend without crimping or undue strain.
• Allow at least three inches (7.5 cm) of clearance above and to each
side of the SSP for ventilation. Do not obstruct the area around the
unit so that excess heat can dissipate through normal air circulation.
Obey all placement considerations. Not obeying the
placement considerations may result in damage that is not
covered under the warranty.