Owner`s manual

setting record out

The Nº32 gives you the ability to associate any of the three provided

record outputs with any of the eight line level inputs. This allows you

to organize your sources in whatever order you deem most convenient,

while using the record outputs with whatever might need them.

By telling the Nº32 which inputs are coming from sources that might

be using particular record outputs, the Nº32 can help you avoid record

loops (feedback loops) that would certainly be unpleasant, and poten-

tially dangerous to your speakers or other components.

Thus, if you want to set up one or more sources as recording devices,

navigate to the source in question, press enter, and then turn the select

knob until the display reads Rec.Out=NONE. Then turn the volume

knob to change the setting from NONE to whichever record output

you plan to use for the physical connection to teh recorder’s input.

Press enter to save the change. (For more detailed information on how

to navigate to this item, see the point-by-point description under

“changing input names.” )

Note that the record outputs are muted when the Nº32 is in standby.

configuring

phono inputs

Configuring your phono inputs is quite similar to configuring line level

inputs, with the exception that there are several more items that may be set,

including the “Ph Gain” of the phono preamplifier (as distinct from the

Gain of the line level preamplifier), the phono loading, and even a balance

offset that is unique to each phono input, to compensate for the small er-

rors common in phono cartridges. The phono portion of the menu system

is reproduced below to refresh your memory on the available menu items.

phono setup menu

Set Phono 1 (shows only if phono module is installed)

Name= PH/MC 1

Ph Gain= +60

Gain= +12 dB

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