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Old 28th April 2009, 05:33 PM   #1
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Default Forte' audio model two preamplifier

I have bought a forte' audio model two second hand but I would like to set the internal dip switch to set properly the phono stage but nothing is written.
Has anyone the setting of the internal switch inside model two
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Old 28th April 2009, 07:23 PM   #2
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I only have the schematic of it's successor, the 40, however I think it's
about the same.

For each channel I see 4 phono loading switches - 150 pF, 1K, 100, and 47
ohms. The default with all of them off is 47K ohm.

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