Musical Fidelity FX2 Bedienungsanleitung

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STEREO POWER MPLIFIER

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

Thank you for purchasing the Musical Fideli

FX2 Amplifier. Used properly and car

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it should

give you many years of outstanding musical reproduc-

tion.

The FX2 is the result of our continuous research

and development program and is desig

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ultra-high definition pe

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rmance.

Dust regularly with a soft duster or soft brush but

do not use cleaning orpolishing agents - they may harm

the surface finis

If you have any questions about anything in your

audio system

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please consult your dealer who is there

to help and advise you.

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PLEASE READ

IMPORTANT

This unit is supplied in the UK with a mains lead fitted with a moulded 13 amp

plug. If

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for any reason

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you need to cut off this plug

，

please observe the following

safety precautions. Please dispose of the cut-off plug safely. It

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into a mains power supply.

The wires in the mains lead supplied with this appliance are coloured in ac-

cordance with the following code:

Green and yellow Earth

Blue Neutral

Brown Live

WARNING - This appliance must be earthed

As the colours of the wires of the mains lead of this appliance may not corre-

spond with the coloured markings identi

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ring the terminals in your plug

，

proceed as

follows:

-The wire which is coloured green-and-yellow must be connected to the termi-

nal in the plug which is marked with the letter E or coloured green or green-and-

yellow

，

or by the earth symbol

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-The wire which is coloured brown must be connected to the terminal which is

marked with the letter L or coloured red.

-Th

e wire which is coloured blue must be connected to the terminal which is

marked with the letter N or coloured black.

-If connecting to a BS1363 plug

，

a 10 amp fuse must be used.

WARNING - Radio Frequency Interference (RFI)

This hi-fi product has been tested to ensure that its operation will not be ad-

versely

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fected by normal background levels ofRF I.Itis possible that ifthis prod-

uct is subjected to abnormally high levels of RFI the unit may be susceptible and not

perform as expected. In the unlikely event of this happening on a regular basis

，

please contact Musical Fidelity

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s service departmen

The unit has also been tested to ensure that it does not radiate excessive levels

of RFI that could affect other pieces of electronic or electrical equipmen

The electronics in modern hi-fi equipment is complex and hence may be dam-

aged by lightning. Itis possible that during electrical storms the operation of some

equipment may be adversely affected. For complete protection of your hi-fi system

during such storms

，

mains plugs should be removed from sockets and aerial leads

disconnected.

Always ensure that when disconnecting and reconnecting your hi-fi equipment

the mains supply is switched off.

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INSTALLATION

INSTALLATION PRECAUTIONS

Your new FX2is designed and built to provide trouble-free performance but it

is necessary to observe a few precautions. Please ensure that you have complied with

them before you connect any AC power to your amplifier. Retain this guide for

future reference.

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Do not use near water.

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Place your FX2where there is

adequate ventilation.

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Only connect the unit to a power

supply of the type marked on the back

of the unit.

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Position the power supply lead

and signal interconnect leads where

they are not likely to be walked on or

trapped by items placed on them.

BEFORE YOU SWITCH ON

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Do not place the amplifier near

direct heat sources such as radiators

or other equipment that produces

heat.

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Do not remove any covers or trγ

to gain access to the inside. The war-

ranty will be invalid if the unit has

been tampered with. There are no

user adjustments within. Refer all

service work to an authorised Musical

Fidelity agent.

The FX2is fitted with a mains

fuse. In the unlikely event that this

blows

，

take your FX2to your audio

dealer. DO NOT trγ to replace the

fuse yourself or you will invalidate the

warranty.

You should make all connections to the FX2 before switching on.

Follow this routine before you listen for the first time

，

and each time you

change any connections.

1 Check all the inputs and outputs to the FX2.

2 Then check again.

3 Turn the volume control to

4 Now you can switch on the power and carefully advance the volume to

the level you want and enjoy the music.

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CONNECTIONS AND FACILITIES

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FRONT PANEL BACK PANEL

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Power indicator

Power on/off switch

Mono mode indicator

Stereo mode indicator

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Stereo / Mono mode switch

Left and

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mains inlet / fuseholder

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LOUDSPEAKERS

WARNING - Speaker Terminals

In order to comply with BSEN 60-

065 safety regulations

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the 4mm banana

plug holes have been fitted with plastic

blanking pieces. Removal of these will

invalidate any safety approval of this

To get the best from your FX2 for

a realistic soundstage and full dynamic

range

，

use it with loudspeakers of a

reasonable efficiency. Anaverage rating

for a loudspeaker these days is about

87dB. This should mean that for an

input of 1 watt

，

measured at 1 metre

distance

，

the sound output will be 87dB.

This is actually a reasonably loud sound

，

and much daily listening will not use

much more power than this. Note that

changing to a pair of speakers with a

rating of 90dB is equivalent to doubling

the power of your amplifie

To give

some comparisons

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a full concert orches-

tra will touch 105 to 11

dBfor short

periods during a crescendo. Concorde at

take off measures over 130dB

，

which is

the threshold of pain

，

and positively

dangerous.

FOR THE BEST RESULTS

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We strongly recommend that you

use the F2 pre-amplifier manufactured

by Musical Fidelity.

This is designed for perfect electri-

cal and sonic compatibility with the

FX2. When paired

，

they produce truly

extraordinary results which afford an

unprecedented level of musical commu-

nication

，

articulation and dynamics.

One of the design aims of the FX2

was that it should be relatively insensi-

tive to the effects of interconnect cables.

Although it is important that you use low

impedance

，

low capacitance cables

，

the

CONNECTIONS

exact make and model are not too impor-

tan

Similarly

，

a lot of fuss is made

about different types of plugs and sock-

ets; once again

，

the FX2is very insensi-

tive to these differences.

A large amount of time

，

effort

，

money and energy has been expended to

ensure that your FX2will produce

optimal results with almost any cables or

connectors. We hope that this makes

ymπ installation and listening easier and

more enjoyable.

CONNECTIONS

All connections should be made

with the power OFF.

The FX2has inputs for unbalanced

RCA type phono plugs.

The mains connector is a standard

IEC type. Do not try to use any other

type of mains lead.

STEREO / MONO OPERATION

The stereo / mono switch situated

on the back panel of the unit allows the

FX2to be operated as a monobloc thus

allowing you to use two FX2’s as a

stereo pai

One unit would then drive

the left speaker whilst the other drives

the righ

Using two FX2

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s in this way

gives a noticeable increase in dynamic

and imaging properties. When mono

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you may use either of the two phono

inputs and either of the two loudspeaker

outputs to make your connections to

each monobloc.

The LED indicators on the front

panel show which mode is currently

selected.

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TROUBLESHOOTING

Basic troubleshooting of an amplifier is similar to troubleshooting of any other

electrical or electronic equipment Always check the most obvious possible

causes first To give you a few ideas of what to look for

，

check the following:

Problem Probable ause Reme

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No power when Mains plug not inserted Plug in securely

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is pressed correctly

No sound Volume control is set to Turn up the volume

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No connection between pre Make appropriate

and power

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Speakers are not heck speaker cables

connected

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or are

connected incorrectly

Sound

not precise

，

Speakers are connected out Make sure that both

lacking

bass and of phase speakers are connected

stereo image correctly

If none of these actions effect a cure

，

please contact your dealer

，

or an author-

ised Musical Fidelity service agent Remember

，

never open the case of the FX2

yourself

，

as this will invalidate the guarantee

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SPECIFICATIONS

STEREO POWER AMPLIFIER

Output power

SIN ratio

THD

Frequency response

Input sensitivity

Power consumption

Power requirements

2x100 watts 8

89 dB

typically < 0.05

20Hz - 20kHz±1dB

350 Watts

100 1151230

Volts

，

AC 50/60Hz

(Factory Preset for country)

Weight

480

120

340mm (W

Height includes feet

11 kgs.

Dimensions

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DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY CERTIFICATE

Equipmen

Manufacturer: Musical Fidelity Limited

Address: MF House

15-17 Olympic Trading Estate

Fulton Road

Wembley

Middlesex HA9 OTF

Description of Equipment: High Fidelity Power Amplifier

Tested to European Standards: EMC Immunity

EMC Emissions

LVD

EN 55020: 1994

EN 55013: 1990

BSEN 60-065 :1994

I CERTIFY THAT THE APPARATUS IDENTIFIED ABOVE CONFORMED

TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF COUNCIL DIRECTIVES LISTED BELOW

WHEN THE PRODUCT LEFT OUR FACTORY:-

89/336 /EEC. EMC)

73/23IEEC

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Signed: Date: 17.09.96

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Status:

Company Name: Musical Fidelity Limited

MUSIC L FIDELITY

Musical Fidelity Limited

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London ，England.

Specifications and details are correct

as we go to press

，

but in the interest of

product improvement they may be

subject to change during manufacture.

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