Wyred 4 Sound ST Series User Manual

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WYRED 4 SOUND ST-SERIES v2.1

4235 Traffic Way

Atascadero, CA 93422

PH: 805-466-9973

FAX: 805-462-8962

[email protected]

www.wyred4sound.com

©2013 WYRED 4 SOUND

All rights reserved.

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One of the benefits of the ST series amplifiers is the input stage. The proprietary dual, fully balanced

FET input stage offers unparalleled integration with any source. The input stage helps your preamp drive your

amplifier with ease. What happens with our competitors units is that the input signal becomes hard to drive at

times, and some sources start to clip at that point. The signal that causes the most “stress” (peaks) is what will end
up being chopped up, or incomplete. The input stage will provide a constant 60.4k ohm load on the source.

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The XLR/RCA switch on the rear of the unit completely isolates the unbalanced input from the balanced

input. The separation of all connections is to eliminate any possible combination of signals if both happen to be

connected simultaneously. The input to the amplifier can only be selected by either the XLR or RCA input at

any given time.

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Each channel of the amplifier has its own over-current and thermal protection. Before any damage is

done by a short circuit, over-current, or over temperature, the amplifier will go into protect mode. When this

happens the output is immediately turned off and the music will turn silent. The best procedure to take, should
something like this happen is to turn the amplifier off immediately. Determine what has caused the problem. If

the amplifier is beyond operating temperature, give it a chance to cool, and then power it back up. If the amplifier

is not beyond normal operating temperature, check all connections for possible shorts. If you can’t find any

reason for the problem, disconnect everything from the unit and power it up. If the unit powers up, but no sound

is passing through when you connect it your system, your unit may need to be repaired.

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Your new ST series amplifier will deliver outstanding performance right out of the box. However, you

should plan on improvements as it reaches its normal operating temperature and once all of the components have

a chance to “settle in”. Our experience has shown that the amplifier has reached its’ potential after the initial 300

hours. One will find that the initial 100hours, the amplifier will start to shed the initial “brightness” and somewhat

harsh transitions. During the second 100 hours, the amplifier will start to become more fluid, and smoother

overall. The remaining 100 hours is where the lesser of the change happens, and one might still notice

improvements over time.

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