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How to Operate the MA8000, con’t
Connection Diagram separate sheet “Mc2B”), press
the Front Panel OUTPUT 2 Push-button or press on
the Remote Control the 2nd Push-button followed by
pressing the OUTPUT 2 Push-button to switch On or
Off the external Power Amplifier.
Passthru
When the MA8000 is connected together with a Mc-
Intosh Multichannel A/V Control Center or Surround
Decoder and has the PASSTHRU Mode activated, it
will automatically switch On when the A/V Control
Center or Surround Decoder is switched On. It will
indicate on the Front Panel Display “PASSTHRU.
Refer to figure 73.
The MA8000 OUTPUT 1 / OUTPUT 2 Front Panel
Push-buttons are active when in the Passthru Mode.
The other Front Panel Controls and Push-buttons are
deactivated as long as the Passthru Mode is active.
Equalizer Controls
The MA8000 Equalizer has eight Frequency Controls
which will raise or lower by 12dB, the amplitude of
the band of frequencies centered at the frequency
marked above the controls. The center frequencies
of these controls are at 25Hz, 50Hz, 100Hz, 200Hz,
400Hz, 1,000Hz, 2,500Hz and 10,000Hz. Both Left
and Right Channels are affected. At the center detent
or flat position of the controls, the tone circuit compo-
nents are removed from the signal path.
The illustration to the right shows the fundamental
frequency range of acoustical musical instruments and
the human voice. It also shows the range of adjustment
Figure 73
PASSTHRU
Fundamental Frequencies of Acoustical Musical Instruments and the Human Voice
SOPRANO
CONTRALTO
TENOR
BARITONE
BASS
PICCOLO
FLUTE
OBOE
ENGLISH HORN
B CLARINET
BASS CLARINET
ALTO SAXOPHONE IN B
BASSOON
CONTRABASSOON
B TRUMPET
FRENCH HORN IN F
TENOR TROMBONE
BASS TROMBONE IN F
TUBA
MEDIUM
SMALL
LARGE
HARP
GUITAR
VIOLIN
VIOLA
CELLO
BASS
PIANO
STRINGS
KETTLE DRUMS
BRASS
WOODWINDS
SINGING VOICE
50Hz
200Hz
1kHz
10kHz
25Hz
100Hz
400Hz
2.5kHz
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