Redgum RGi35 Owner's Manual

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In the carton there should be: ?? an Owners Manual ?? the on/off key (for key switch versions only) ?? a REDGUM key ring ?? the amplifier itself. If there is any damage to the amplifier, contact your dealer immediately. It is a good idea to keep the shipping carton and packing materials, as they ca ...

For safety reasons, always ensure that your amplifier and other components are turned off and disconnected from mains power before making any connections. Failure to do so may result in an electrical shock and/or damage to your equipment. Loudspeakers The loudspeaker terminals at the rear of your amplifier are ...

There are five input connections at the rear of your amplifier labeled DVD1, DVD2, VCR, CD and AV1. Each of these inputs has a left and right channel jack, and these are colour coded white (left channel) and red (right channel). Record Out Preamp AV1 CD VCR DVD2 DVD1 Out R L REDGUM Integrated Amplifier Connect ...

Your REDGUM amplifier comes with ‘Preamp Out’ sockets. This allows the amplifier’s pre-amp stage to be connected to an external power amplifier if desired. To do this, connect your REDGUM amplifier’s left/right Pre- amp Out outputs to the corresponding left/right pre-amp inputs on the external power amplifier using high q ...

At the front of your amplifier is an on/off switch, and three rotary controls. These are used to turn the amplifier on and off, select the input source, and adjust the volume and balance. Turning the amplifier on and off Your amplifier utilises either a rocker/toggle switch or a key switch as the on/off control. For rocker ...

You can expect to hear sounds from your loudspeakers when turning your REDGUM amplifier on and off. Usually, you will hear a slight ‘pop’ sound when turning on, and a couple of low 'thunk' sounds when turning off. These sounds are caused by electrical energy increasing and decreasing within th ...

Rotate the input selector to choose which component will play through your amplifier. Note Always make sure that the volume is turned down before changing the input source, to protect your equipment. Volume and balance control REDGUM amplifiers are available in two versions – single or dual volume control. If your model has a singl ...