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Offset= 0.0

Bal= <-0.0->

20Hz HPF=ON

R Load=100

C Load=.01uF

Set Phono 2

Name= PH/MM 2

Ph Gain= +40

Gain= +12 dB

Offset= 0.0

Bal= <-0.0->

20Hz HPF=ON

R Load=47k

C Load=100pF

Teach IR

Mute = -20.0

MaxVol= 80.0

Trig.= 12v,L

Sw 1.07 1.02 (the software version numbers)

The Nº32’s extensive menu system allows you to customize the way the

preamplifier operates, to better suit the needs of your system and your

personal preferences. We will review the following information in more

detail in the coming pages, on an item-by-item basis. (Don’t worry, it

isn’t really as complicated as it seems when you take it one step at a time.)

configuring line

level inputs

Each line-level input may be customized in four ways:

• Name— the name of the input shown in the front panel’s

display when the input is selected; this may be one of a list

of predetermined names, or a custom name created by the

user.

• Gain— the amount of gain available for that particular

input, 0 dB (attenuation only), +6 dB, +12 dB, or +18 dB;

used to optimize the match between the output level of

any given source and the preamplifier’s gain structure.

• Offset— automatic volume adjustments implemented

whenever switching to this particular input, used to ensure

that all source play back at the same volume, even when

their outputs may be quite different; the range is ± 20.0 dB

in 0.1 dB increments.

• Record Output— used to assign a record output to this

particular input; options are NONE, #1, #2, #3.

To facilitate operation in complex multisource systems, the Nº32 is ca-

pable of displaying a wide variety of names for each of its eight (or,

with optional phono modules installed, ten) inputs. The available

names are listed below.