Audio Note M One Bedienungsanleitung

Congratulations on your purchase of the Audio Note™ M-One Line remote control pre -

amplifier.

The M-One is a component upgraded version of the already well proven and regarded

M-Zero and provides even more outstanding performance for line level playback systems,

representing both excellent value and compact size.

The M-One differs from the M-Zero in the component choices in the power supply and

the signal path, where we have used Black Gate Graphite electrolytic capacitors and

Audio Note™ paper in oil signal capacitors to improve the already fine sound quality of

the M-Zero, otherwise the circuit is the same.

Please read over this manual carefully in order to obtain the best possible performance

and longevity from the M-One.

UNPACKING & INSTALLATION

We recommend that you store the packaging materials in case the unit requires shipping

at a later date. Also, check that no transit damage has occurred before installing the pre

amplifier.

Next, select a suitable location for the unit, ensuring that some ventilation is provided, as

a little heat is generated by the pre amplifier during normal operation.

Worthwhile improvements may be obtained by locating the pre amplifier on a support

system specifically designed to reduce and absorb any vibrations.

AFTER CARE

Cleaning: No special maintenance is required for the M-One. A soft cloth or brush

similar to those sold by photographic stores for cleaning lenses is best used for cleaning.

Use a cloth dampened with a mildly warm, weak soap solution to clean off grease or oily

substances. Strong or alcohol based solvents may damage the finish of this amplifier.

Tube replacement: The vacuum tube used in the M-One should provide about ten

years of continuous operation. With twenty four hours of use per day, they should

provide a 100,000 hour life span.

Audio Note™ has taken considerable care in selecting and matching vacuum tubes

specially for the M-One, and so we recommend that you contact your Audio Note dealer,

who will be able to provide the correct tube should replacement be required.

CONNECTION -Mains

Use the supplied mains cable to connect the pre amplifier to the mains supply, ensuring

that the plug is firmly inserted to the mains input socket.

Connection of Source Components

LINE INPUTS: Four line inputs labelled TUNER, AUX, AV, and CD are available for

connection to the corresponding music sources. Any “line level” music sources including

a Laser Disc, DVD, VCR and TV. Player may be connected to any of the line inputs.

TAPE CONNECTIONS: A set of inputs and outputs are available for connection to a

cassette deck, MD., etc. These connections are also suitable for use with a stereo video

tape recorded or any other “line level” equipment. Connect the music source’s “line out”

to “Tape in” sockets on the pre amplifier and the pre amplifier’s “Record out” to the music

sources “Line in” connectors.

Connection to Power amps.

Two sets of RCA `output` connectors are provided. Both sets are identical and either set

may be used for single or mono-block amplifier operation. The connectors are colour

coded with red and white bands for quick channel identification with red being the right

channel and white being the left channel.

Special Note: For best performance, use an Audio Note™ interconnect. Although several

companies manufacture good quality interconnects, those manufactured by Audio Note are best

suited, as we design our entire range within a systems philosophy that ensures compatibility across

the range.

Remote-control

Remove rear battery cover by pressing and sliding down rear section and correctly insert

batteries. Replace batteries when necessary with the correct type (AAA, LR03, AM4,

1.5V) X 2.

USING THE M-One.

Once all connections are completed and checked, flip the main on/off switch located next

to the mains input socket to the “on” position. The red `POWER` indicator on the front

panel should now be glowing. Being vacuum tube, the pre amplifier will take about 45

seconds before it is ready for operation. The power amplifier may now be turned on.

To set the pre-amp to the appropriate source (CD, AV, AUX TUNER, TAPE) press either

`INPUT` button on the remote control until the appropriate red led light is lit above the

source you wish to hear. Then press the `VOLUME` up button to the desired listening

level. If to loud press the `VOLUME` down button to the desired level.

Pressing the `MUTE` button will greatly reduce the volume (allowing you to answer the

telephone, etc). Press the `MUTE` button again will restore original volume. While the

mute facility is being used the red led above the `POWER` button will flash.

If the balance between Left and Right stereo channels is inappropriate, adjust the

balance control to compensate for the imbalance. Turning the control clockwise will

reduce the left channel’s sound level and turning the control anti-clockwise will reduce

the right channel’s sound level. The central, indented position is the normal setting for

this control. The Balance control is not operated by the remote control.

Bedding in time: The new pre amplifier requires about 200 hours of initial use (called

“bedding in time”) before the circuitry becomes stable and optimum performance is

realised. As the amplifier “beds in”, the sound will become more lucid, detailed and

expansive.

Once the amplifier is “bedded in”, a warm-up time of approximately 30 to 45 minutes is

required each time the unit is turned on before optimum sonic performance is reached,

but it is recommended to leave the M-One on permanently rather than switch it off and

on.

The M-One is designed for continuous operation and may remain switched on, even

when not in use. The power consumption is minimal. You may, however, prefer to turn

the unit off when not in use by using the “ON/OFF” switch located on the rear panel, next

to the mains inlet socket.

TECHNICAL OVERVIEW

The M-One meets the requirements of Level One and the basic technological

requirements of all Audio Note™ products, according to our Level grading system.

Audio Note™ use a technique called “Comparison by Contrast”* during the development

of our products. This method of aural evaluation is a system currently unique to Audio

Note™.

All inputs are routed to the line stage via an input selector, volume and balance control.

High quality parts are used throughout the pre amplifier.

The circuitry is very simple, direct and incredibly effective, yielding a high level of sonic

performance with few components in the signal path.

•An essay titled ‘Audio Hell’ that describes the Comparison by Contrast technique is available from Audio

Note on request, or consult our website on www.audionote.co.uk

WARRANTY AND SERVICING

Audio Note™ warrants this product free from defects in materials and workmanship for

one year from original date of purchase from an appointed Audio Note dealer. The

vacuum tubes are warranted for three months.

In the event that your Audio Note™ product requires servicing, please contact your Audio

Note dealer. If the component needs to be shipped, please use the original packaging

materials and include a copy of the sales purchase with a note, explaining, in as much

detail as possible, the problems that you are experiencing with the unit.

If you require technical support, new vacuum tubes or have any questions, please direct

them to your local Audio Note™ dealer or alternatively to:

Customer Support

Audio Note (UK) Limited

Unit C, Peacock Industrial Estate

Lyon Close

125-127 Davigdor Road

HOVE

East Sussex

BN3 1SG

United Kingdom

Tel: +44 (0)1273 220511

Fax: +44 (0)1273 731498

Email: [email protected]

SPECIFICATIONS

Weight 4 kilograms

Dimensions 220(w) x 120 (h) x 300(d) (mm)

Power consumption 11 Watts

Fuse ratings 500ma anti-surge (110/120V supply)

500ma anti-surge (220/240v supply)

Input impedance 100K, line in

Input sensitivity 92 MV @ 0db

Output impedance 2K.

Output noise < 0.5MV

Tube compliment 6111 WA Valve Line Stage

Note: Due to Audio Note’s ongoing research and development programme, specifications are subject to change

without notice.

THIS PRODUCT COMPLIES WITH RELEVANT CE STANDARDS.

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