Operation Manual
851Eazur
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Output connections - Balanced
The diagram below shows the 851E connected to an 851W using the
Balanced Audio inputs via three-pin XLR connectors.
When using balanced (XLR) connections, the Left and Right Input Type
switches on the 851W must be in the 'Balanced' position.
Before making any connections to the loudspeakers, make sure all power
is turned off and only use suitable interconnects (e.g. banana plugs).
Ensure that the positive (+) and negative (-) connections are matched.
Your loudspeaker may have more than one pair of connecting terminals;
LF (Low Frequency) and HF (High Frequency). For single-wiring it is
recommended to connect to the LF terminals. The metal strip connecting
the low-frequency terminals to the high-frequency terminals must not be
removed (only to be removed for a bi-wiring system).
Note: In this conguration the 851W must be set to Stereo mode.
851E
851W
Output connections - Unbalanced
The 851E features both balanced (XLR) and unbalanced (RCA/Phono)
output connections. For the best quality we recommend you use the
balanced output with power ampliers that feature this connection (such
as our own 851W Class XD power amplier).
The diagram below shows the 851E pre-amplier connected to an Azur
851W power amplier and a pair of loudspeakers.
When using unbalanced (phono/RCA) connections, the Left and Right
Input Type switches on the 851W must be in the 'Unbalanced' position.
851E
851W