Burson Soloist SL Manuel utilisateur

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Burson Soloist SL Headphone Amplifier

User Manual

Want free warranty extension? Please read page 6 for details

Thank You.

All of us at Burson Audio would like to say thank you, and congratulations for purchasing

the Burson Soloist SL. We sincerely believe that your Burson Soloist SL is an intelligent

investment that will bring you many years of musical enjoyment and satisfaction.

We understand how eager you are to begin listening and we want you to become

familiar with the full capabilities of the Burson Soloist SL. However, before powering on

the device, we encourage you to look through the manual.

Team Burson

Formed around 1996 by a small group of passionate audiophiles, the sole purpose of the

team was to pool various knowledge and experience to build and develop audio projects

for the member's own enjoyment. None of the projects were aimed to have any

commercial value, they were either too costly or too time consuming to produce on a

large scale. Instead, they were always aimed to achieve perfection.

The team believes that making a piece of audio equipment is just like crafting a

musical instrument; knowledge, patience and absolute passion are key to refinement!

It took almost 10 years before Team Burson formally introduced our first commercial

product in 2005. We were both surprised and grateful by all the instant support and

recognition given by the global audiophile community.

Team Burson

Unpacking

After carefully unpacking your Burson Soloist SL, inspect for any shipping damage and

call your dealer immediately if any is found. Do not plug your Burson Soloist SL into any

outlet if you find shipping damage. Please save all packing materials so the unit can be

easily and safely shipped if the need arises.

The Accessory Kit

Included in the carton, you will find an accessory kit that contains the following:

•1 x AC power cord

•1 x RCA Cable

•1 x Soloist SL Headphone

•User manual with warranty registration instruction

Choosing a Location for the Soloist SL

The sound quality of all high-performance audio components can be degraded by

vibration. Try to avoid stacking other audio component on top of the Soloist SL and

allow minimum of 1cm clearance around the Soloist SL for heat disspreation. For best

performance, place the Burson Soloist SL on a solid, nonresonant shelf that will

minimize vibration.

Connections

This section provides instructions to connect the Burson Soloist SL to the rest of your

music system. Below is an illustration of the Burson Soloist SL rear panel, showing all

inputs and outputs.

Power Switch & Fuse Holder (3A Fast

Blow type)

Power Intake

Main voltage

switch 110V /

240V

2 RCA line level input sets

!!!!!!!!!!!!

Two way inputs

selection

Two level outputs

selection

Power indicator,

Headphone Jack output

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Avoid allowing static shocks to be applied to the inputs or outputs. To prevent static

shocks, touch any grounded surface, such as the chassis of a component that is plugged

into an AC socket, before connecting or removing a cable. Inputs and outputs can be

safely connected to the Burson Soloist SL when the AC power is switched off.

Output level switch

The Soloist SL has three levels of outputs. It allows user better match to their particular

setup. There is no right or wrong settings please refer to table below for different level

of gain.

With 1Khz line level input with 30ohm output impedance

Headphone Amp Output

Low

0.18W

High

Connecting to AC Power

Check to make sure your Burson Soloist SL has been manufactured for operation at your

AC line voltage. Attempting to use your Burson Soloist SL at any voltage other than

specified on the rear of the unit may cause damage that is not covered by Burson’s

warranty.

Using AC Line Conditioners

Of the wide range of power line conditioners currently available, some can provide

substantial improvement in sound while others actually degrade sonic performance. Use

caution in selecting a power line conditioner for your system. In particular, avoid using

inexpensive “surge protectors”. Although these can prevent damage from high voltage

spikes, they often degrade performance.

Break-in and warm-up

Careful listeners will notice that the sound of the Burson Soloist SL improves steadily

after the unit is powered-up. A new unit will undergo more dramatic changes when

power is applied for the first time. Depending on the resolution of the system and the

attentiveness of the listener, you may find that the sound continues to improve over

the first several weeks of operation. If the power is disconnected for a period of an

hour or more, the unit will undergo similar but less dramatic break-in.

Powering up

1St time powering up you Soloist SL make sure volume control has been turn to minimal.

Power up your system follows the three steps from source to power amp. When

powering down your system reverse the steps.

Tips

•Connect your Soloist SL directly to the wall socket with a good quality power

cable Instead of channel thought a power board will yield better result.

•Warm up your Soloist SL for 30 min is recommenced before each listening

section.

•It is recommended to apply contact clearing product such as Deoxit ProGold

Contact Cleaner to all input and output connectors every 6 months.

Free Warranty Extension

All Burson Audio products are covered by 12 months of warranty (See conditions below).

You can extend the warranty to 24 months by sending a photo of your audio system with

the inclusion of the Burson product to info@bursonaudio.com (it would be much

appreciated if you can share your Burson experience with us) with the date of your

purchase and the name of authorized dealer.

Specifications

Testing setting @ 30 Ohm 1W ouput

Measurement

Total Distortion

<0.04%

Total Harmonic Distortion

<0.03%

Frequency Responds

0 – 50Khz

Channel separation

63db

Input Impedances

>8K

Output Impedances

<1 Ohm

Maximum Output

1W @ 30 Ohm

2W @ 8 Ohm

Warranty Conditions

This Warranty covers the Burson Soloist SL.

Burson Audio warrants that this product shall be free from defects in materials and

workmanship for: 1 year for all parts of the product. The warranty period begins at the

date of sale and is subject to the following requirements and understandings:

1. This is a non transferable warranty.

2. The product must not have been modified in any manner whatsoever, or the

warranty is immediately voided.

3. The product must not have been stored in a humid, damp environment; nor

subjected to weather, water, or salt spray.

4. During the warranty period Burson will replace a defective Burson Soloist SL

with a similar available product, at no cost to the owner for labor, materials,

and shipping charges from Burson.

5. Burson shall not, under any circumstances, be liable for any incidental or

consequential damages arising from the loss of property or other damage or

losses due to the failure of a Burson Soloist SL. Burson will not pay for loss of

use or inconvenience caused by the failure of a Burson Soloist SL. Burson will

not pay for damage caused to other audio components caused by the failure of

the Burson Soloist SL within the limits allowed by Australian Law.

6. The customer is responsible for the shipping charges for all repairs, warranty

or non-warranty, shipped to Burson. Burson will pay return shipping to the

customer or dealer (within the Australia) for all warranty replacements.

Special shipping methods or services will not be covered by Burson.

7. This product is only warranted in the country of original sale by Burson.

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