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What follows is a step-by-step guide to integrating this new amplifier into
a home theater system. If it seems overly detailed, please forgive us. We
would rather tell you too much than too little.
The AudioControl Savoy G3 is a very cool running amplifier, but it does
need some breathing room to operate properly. Make certain that the air
vents on the top and bottom of the amplifier are not blocked and have at
least ½" of air space. Also make certain that heat sensitive components
such as cable boxes or Blu-Ray players are not directly on top of The Savoy
G3. Just as a reminder, you should also avoid putting any leaky potted
plants on the audio equipment stack.
Don't plug it into a switched outlet on your system unless you are certain
that it can handle at least 15 amps. Also, please don't cut off the ground
pin on the power connector. It is an important safety feature.
The Savoy G3 has three levels of power control:
1) Main AC Power switch- This is the master control and must be turned
ON for the amplifier to function. Normally the only time that you would
need to turn the AC power switch off is when the system is going to be
unused for an extended period.
2) Remote Power Control- This removable
the rear panel allows simple interfacing with external control systems. It ac-
cepts either a contact closure or external +12 volts DC. (see diagram)
3) The third level of power control is the front panel STANDBY button.
When there is AC power and the rear panel AC MAIN switch is on, this
button lights blue. When the amplifier is turned on, either by pressing the
STANDBY button or with the remote power trigger input, the blue led on
this button turns off.
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