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X-T100

INSTALLATION

Issue 4: 2

October 2006

INTRODUCTION

Congratulations on the purchase of your new X-T100

integrated amplifier.

The X-T100 is a compact integrated amplifier which

encloses the best elements out of our separates into one

convenient box. Its case design complements the X-

series components which include a DAB/FM tuner and

CD player all in the same convenient size.

The preamplifier sections are our finely tuned and

tweaked tube input line level preamplifier for smooth

tube sound coupled with low noise and virtually no

distortion. This also includes our top quality low noise

phono stage which caters for MM cartridge users.

The power amplifier consists of two amplifier modules

with generously rated supplies for the absolute best in

separation and imaging. Rated at 50W, they are enough to

drive most loudspeakers with ease, thanks to the high

current capacity of the output stage. Low distortion and

very quiet they will deliver all music types exactly as the

artist originally intended.

The resultant performance achieved by this unit is among

the best in the world. It has excellent signal to noise

ratio, low distortion, wide bandwidth, great dynamic

range, extraordinary resolution and fine detail.

UPGRADE PATH

Early in 2007 two interesting new X-

series products

are coming.

- The TRIPLE-X170 PSU is an upgrade Power Supply

Unit. It increases the power of your X-T100 to 85+85

wpc and improves its peak current. The TRIPLE-X170

PSU will power the X-T100, X-RAY

and X-PLORA

simultaneously. Any product connected to it will sound

better.

- The X-DAC

is a super-performance Digital to

Analogue Converter with a tube output. Its performance

is verging on state-of-the-art and sounds extraordinary.

The X-DAC

is self-powered and also has power supply

outlets for the X-RAY

and X-PLORA

. When the X-

RAY

is paired with the X-DAC

, what you have is a

mini KW25 system (the KW25 Transport/DAC received

incredible reviews which recon it’s probably the best CD

player ever).

INSTALLATION

Position the X-T100 on a stable, horizontal surface where

there is no risk of it being knocked, or subjected to vibration

such as from loudspeakers.

INPUT CONNECTIONS

Phono:

The X-T100 has a pair of RCA type phono input sockets

intended for use with moving magnet (MM) pickups. Some

turntable/pickup arm combinations are fitted with an extra

wire for chassis earth. This should be connected to the earth

terminal on the back panel.

Line level inputs:

The unit also has three stereo pairs of RCA “line level” input

sockets controlled by the internal volume setting.

They have the same input sensitivity, and are suitable for use

with any source component having a line output of about

200-400mV nominal. The three pairs of sockets on the rear

panel are marked AUX1, AUX2, AUX3, corresponding with

function selector buttons on the front panel. The AUX1 input

sockets on the back share the same input as the PDI input

jack at the front.

Do not

connect devices to both the AUX1 inputs and PDI

simultaneously. Please see note P.8

OUTPUT CONNECTIONS

Speakers:

Connect your loudspeakers to the terminals on the

back panel marked as LEFT and RIGHT SPEAKER

outputs. Make sure both speakers are connected with the

same polarity.

PRE-: The X-T100 has its pre-amplifier output available

from RCA sockets on the back panel marked PRE-OUT,

and is controlled by the volume adjustment.

This is to allow “bi-amplification” using suitable external

amplifiers and crossover networks to power the speaker

drive components separately, giving noticeable improvement

in clarity, imaging and bass weight. Typically the X-T100

speaker outputs may be used to drive the speaker’s “tweeter”

(high audio frequencies), and an external higher power stereo

amplifier(s) could drive the “woofer” (low frequencies).

TAPE:

Tape outputs of nominal line level and are constant

volume for recording to tape, CD-R/RW, or any other

recordable format. The tape deck's line inputs are connected

to the units’ TAPE OUT sockets to record the material

being listened to. The line outs from the tape deck should be

connected to an unused AUX input on the XT-100.

POWER CONNECTION

The power lead should be connected to a Musical Fidelity

power supply unit designed for this product, such as the

TRIPLE-X (supplied with the XT-100). The connector from

this amplifier mates with the 6-way socket labelled X-T100

on the rear of the power supply unit. The connector should

fit comfortably with a small click when properly seated.

not force the connector.

CLEANING

Before cleaning the unit, switch off power at the mains

switch and remove the mains plug from the wall socket.

Clean the cabinet and remote control unit using a moist

cloth. We do not advise using solvents, white spirit or

thinners as they could damage the surface finish.

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