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Audio Note M6 Phono Owner's Information

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Summary of M6 Phono

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    M6 phono owner’s information the m6 phono is a level 4 phono pre-amplifier, developed for the best possible sonic performance rather than technical specifications. To this end, the m6 phono incorporates thermionic valve technology to produce the most accurate sound possible and has been brought to m...

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    Technology it is well known to any audio circuit designer worth their salt that accurate reproduction of music relies entirely on the preservation of the purity of the incoming signal. It is therefore not a difficult step to make to realise that the complexity of the circuitry itself must be kept to...

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    Connections please ensure that the m6 phono, the power amplifier and any source equipment is switched off before making any connections. Note: it is important that all connections are firm, secure and airtight; any oxidisation of the interconnects will result in loss of performance. Always use high ...

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    Using the m6 phono once all the connections are completed and checked, make sure all power amplifiers are off and flip the mains rocker switch located on the back panel of the pre-amplifier to the 'on' position. The m6 phono is a vacuum tube design and therefore requires about 45 seconds warm-up tim...

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    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 yo...

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    Safety information heat: by the nature of vacuum tubes, this product generates high levels of heat. Adequate ventilation must be provided. Do not restrict the airflow through any of the ventilation slots or place the amplifier on any surface that may restrict airflow. Caution: the vacuum tubes and o...