Soundstream Technologies D200 II user manual

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D200 II
DUAL MONAURAL AMPLIFIER
CLASS A 100
PURE CLASS A AMPLIFIER
DlOO II
STEREO AMPLIFIER
CLASS A 50 II
PURE CLASS A AMPLIFIER
D60 II
STEREO AMPLIFIER
Owner’s Manual

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Soundstream Stereo Amplifier Owner’s Manual Thank you for purchasing a Soundstream amplifier. You now own one of the finest power amplifiers available, a precision instrument capable of audiophile quality performance. To get the most out of your amplifier, we suggest that Model Number you carefully acquaint yourself with their capabilities and design. Please retain this manual for future refer- Serial Number ence. Dealer’s Name Soundstream products are the result of American craftsmanship and th

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INSTALLATION The design topology of all Soundstream amplifiers utilize Proper installation and adjustment will reward you with multiple Darlington output devices with a total rated reliable operation and optimum performance. Automo- output capability that far exceeds the potential output tive sound system installations can be tricky, especially of the amplifier. The D200 II utilizes 1000 watts of dis- for first timers For this reason, you may want to con- crete Darlington output devices while th

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LOCATION AND MOUNTING The first step in an installation is thorough planning. In most cases, the signal source will be the preamp Choose the location for your amplifier carefully, The output jacks of a tuner/deck. Some tuner/decks use amplifier should be located in either the passenger preamp outputs other than the standard RCA type jacks, compartment or the trunk, never in the engine com- in this case you will need to purchase a special adapter partment or any outside location exposed to dirt o

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POWER CONNECTIONS Note: Your amplifier can only be operated from a driver. Note: If an outboard switch is used, make sure Volt Negative Ground electrical system. If your car was it is switched off when you leave the vehicle or when produced before 1970, or if you have any doubts, make the sound system is not in use otherwise it is possible sure of the type of electrical system you have before to run down your battery. making any connections. BEFORE POWERING UP THE SYSTEM Determine the alternato

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PROTECTION CIRCUITS MINIMUM RECOMMENDED Your amplifier is protected against both overheating SPEAKER IMPEDENCE HOOKUPS and short circuits. PER CHANNEL If one channel shuts down, check the speaker output fuse for that channel. If after replacing the fuse it blows When designing your system, make sure to ob- again, contact Soundstream directly or your authorized serve the guidlines presented. You will also find Soundstream dealer samples of the three basic forms of hookup. If the amplifier shuts d

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SPECIFICATIONS: D-6011 CA- 100 Power Output Power Output-Impedance Optimized Setting 30 W/ch X 2, Into 50 W/ch X - 20kHz Into 45 W/ch X 2, Into 80 W/ch X - 20kHz Into 80 Watts Mono, Into 160 Watts Mono, 20kHz Into Total Harmonic Distortion Total Harmonic Distortion < O.l%, At Full Rated Power Into < O.l%, - 20kHz At Full Rated Power Into S/N Ratio: 110 S/N Ratio: 110 Damping Factor: Damping Factor: > 200 Input Impedance: 10 K Input Impedance: 10 K Idle Current Draw: Amps Idle Current