Owner`s manual

ATOMIC AMPS REACTOR 50/50 MANUAL
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Reactor 50/50 does not power up.
Is the power cord rmly inserted into the AC input socket?
Is the power cord rmly plugged into a working electrical outlet?
Are one or more of the fuses blown?
The Reactor 50/50 powers up but produces no sound.
Is the Reactor really turned on? (“Tubes glow and fan blows.”)
Is the standby switch also set to the ON posion?
Is the output level control on your source device turned up?
Is there a problem with your audio connector cable?
Is/are your speaker(s) properly connected?
IMPORTANT! Operang either channel of the 50/50 in the absence of a
load on the output transformer can cause serious damage and may
void your warranty. ALWAYS ensure that a speaker or load is
connected for any channel that is taken out of Standby.
Amp Produces a Hum or Buzz
Try the Ground Li switch.
If aer performing all of the troubleshoong steps above your Reactor FR is
sll not performing correctly, please contact Atomic Ampliers.
(See Obtaining Service on p. 10.)
How do I know when to replace tubes?
When the Reactor is suddenly noisy with hiss, pops, or hum
If your Reactor 50/50 develops a high pitch microphonic squealing.
When you experience a loss of output power
When the amp connually blows fuses
When tubes visibly look “shot” (strong whish cast, no warm glow)
Sound is “dirty” on what you expect should be clean sengs