T+A Elektroakustik DD 1535 R - Manual (Page 49)

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Optimising the system
Loudspeaker and signal leads
The loudspeaker and signal leads used affect the
playback quality of the entire system to an extent which
should
not be underestimated.  therefore
recommends the use of high- quality leads and
connecting plugs.
Our range of accessories includes a series of excellent
leads and plugs possessing characteristics which have
been matched to our loudspeakers and electronic
components and which combine with them to give
outstanding results.
If the space for the player is inconvenient or restricted,
you will also find leads of non-standard lengths and
special plugs (e. g. angled) among the
 accessories
with which almost any connection or setting-up problem
can be satisfactorily resolved.
Mains leads and filters
Apart from supplying the necessary power for your
video/audio equipment, the mains electricity system can
also cause interference from domestic appliances, radios
and computers situated elsewhere in the home.
To prevent electromagnetic interference, our range of
accessories includes the specially shielded POWER
FOUR
mains lead, the POWER LINE mains lead with
sleeve core filters and the POWER BAR multiple socket
outlet with mains filters.
In many instances, the playback quality of our equipment
can be further enhanced with these accessories.
Your  dealer can provide you with comprehensive,
expert, non-obligatory advice on all matters associated
with leads and connections. We can also supply
comprehensive informative material on this subject on
request.
Physical insulation
Tone quality is influenced to a considerable extent by the
type of surface and underlying support on which
sophisticated HiFi instruments are placed.
As far as possible, the surface should be strong, stable,
rigid and level. The player is fitted with the newly
developed
 insulating feet which possess internal
cushioning and thus effectively insulate the player from
the surface on which it stands.
Note:
The screw-type feet can be tightened or eased off if it is
necessary to compensate for irregularities in the surface
when levelling the player.
The player must be adjusted in such a way that it is level
in all directions. All the feet must rest securely on the
surface, i. e. the player must not rock.