LINN KREMLINO W N E R S

M A N U A L

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
Explanation of symbols used in this manual and on the product:
This symbol is intended to alert the user to the presence of un-insulated
dangerous voltages within the enclosure of sufficient magnitude to cause
electric shock.

This symbol is intended to alert the user to the presence of important
maintenance and servicing information in the instruction and service
manuals.

CAUTIONTO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT REMOVE THE COVER.
NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.
REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.
WARNING: SHOCK HAZARD. DO NOT OPEN.
AVIS: RISQUE DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE. NE PAS OUVRIR.
CAUTION: REPLACE FUSE WITH SAME TYPE AND RATING.
ATTENTION. UTILISER UN FUSIBLE DE RECHANGE DE MEME TYPE.
DISCONNECT SUPPLY CORD BEFORE CHANGING FUSE.
ATTENTION. DEBRANCHER AVANT DE REMPLACER LE FUSIBLE.

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MAINS PLUGSThis appliance is supplied with a non-rewireable mains plug for the intended country.
Replacement mains leads can be obtained from your Linn retailer.
Should you need to change the plug please dispose of it carefully.
A plug with bared conductors is dangerous if engaged in a live socket.
The Brown wire must be connected to the Live (Line) supply pin.
The Blue wire must be connected to the Neutral supply pin.
The Green/Yellow wire must be connected to the Earth (Ground) supply pin.
Please contact your retailer or a competent electrician if you are in any doubt.

GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
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Read Instructions. Read the safety and operating instructions before operating theappliance.
2. Retain Instructions. Retain the safety and operating instructions for future reference.
3. Heed Warnings. Observe all warnings on the appliance and in the operating
instructions.
4. Follow Instructions. Follow ail operating and use instructions.
5. Water and Moisture. Do not use the appliance near water, for example near a bathtub,
washbowl, kitchen sink, laundry tub, in a wet basement or near a swimming pool andthe like.
6.
Carts and Stands. Use only with a cart or stand that is recommended by the
manufacturer.
6a. An appliance and cart combination should be used with care, Quick stops,
excessive force and uneven surfaces may cause the appliance and cart to overturn.
7. Wall or Ceiling Mounting. Mount to a wall or ceiling only as recommended by the
manufacturer.
8. Ventilation. Site the appliance so that its location or position does not interfere with its
proper ventilation. For example the appliance should not be situated on a bed, sofa,
rug or similar surface that may block the ventilation openings.' or placed in a built-in
installation such as a bookcase or cabinet that may impede the flow of air through theventilation openings.
9. Heat. Site the appliance away from heat sources such as radiators, heaters, stoves orother appliances (including amplifiers) that produce heat.
10. Power Sources. Connect the appliance to a power supply only of the type described in
the operating instructions or marked on the appliance.
11. Grounding or Polarization. Do not defeat the precautions taken to ground or polarize
the supply to the appliance.
12. Power Cord Protection. Route power cords so that they are not likely to be walked onor pinched by items placed upon or against them, paying particular attention to cords
at plugs, power sockets and at the point where they exit from the appliance.

313. Protective Attachment Plug. As a safety feature the product is equipped with anattachment plug containing overload protection. See the instruction manual about
resetting or replacing the plug. Should the plug need replacing ensure that areplacement is used which has the same overload protection as the original.
14. Cleaning. The product should be cleaned only as recommended by the
manufacturer.
15. Power lines. An outdoor antenna should be located away from power lines.
16. Outdoor Antenna Grounding, If an outdoor antenna is connected to the tuner/receiver
ensure that the antenna system is grounded to provide some protection against voltage
surges and static build up.
In the USA see articIe 810 of the National EIectricaI Code ANSI/NFPA 70 concerning
installation requirements.
17. Non-use periods. Unplug the power cord from the outlet if the product will be unused
for a long period of time.
18. Objects and liquid entry. Take care not to let objects or liquids fall into the product.
19. Damage requiring service. The product should be serviced by qualified personnel if:a) the power cord or plug has been damaged.
b) objects or liquid have fallen into the product.
c) the product has been exposed to rain.
d) the product does not appear to operate normally or exhibits a marked change inoperation.
e) the product has been dropped or the enclosure damaged.
20. Servicing. Don't attempt to service the product beyond that described in the operating
instructions. All other servicing should be referred to qualified service personnel.

UK USERS PLEASE READ THIS IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION.

a)
b)
c)

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FUSE REPLACEMENT
This appliance is fitted with a non-rewireable 13 Amp mains plug. The plug contains a
5 Amp fuse.
If the fuse has blown it can be replaced
pull out the red fuse cover/carrier.
remove and dispose of the blown fuse.
fit a new 5 Amp BS1362 approved fuse into the carrier and push the carrier back into
the plug.
Always ensure the fuse cover is fitted. If the fuse cover is missing do not use the plug.
Contact your Linn retailer to obtain a replacement fuse cover. Fuses are for fire
protection and do not protect against electric shock.

a)
b)
c)
d)

e)

MAINS PLUG REPLACEMENT
Should your mains plug need replacing and you are competent to do this proceed asfollows. If you are in doubt contact your Linn retailer or a competent electrician.
Disconnect the plug from the mains supply.
Cut off the plug and dispose of it safely. A plug with bared conductors is dangerous if
engaged in a live socket.
Only fit a 13 Amp BS1363A approved plug with a 5 Amp fuse.
The cable wire colours or a letter will be marked at the connection points of mostquality plugs.
Attach the wires securely to their respective points. The Brown wire must go to the Livepin, the Blue wire must go to the Neutral pin and the Green/Yellow wire must go to the
Earth pin.
Before replacing the plug top ensure that the cable restraint is holding the outer sheathof the cable firmly and that the wires are correctly connected.

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M

USIC is very important for people. It stimulates the imagination, helps
them relax, can change their mood, and of course provides entertainment
and pleasure.

A good hi-fi works well enough to deliver these benefits. It also helps you appreciatemusic you never thought you would.
At Linn we devote our energy to improving standards of music reproduction, because
we know that the better the sound the more you'll enjoy music at home.
The addition of any Linn component will improve the sound quality of your system. Linn
has a policy of continuously improving its equipment allowing customers to retro-fit
most product upgrades.

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NTRODUCTION The Linn KREMLIN Tuner combines uncompromising audio
performance with ease of use.
The KREMLIN is controlled by a microprocessor and is principally operated byremote control. All remote control functions can he executed from the front panel.

Several different tuning methods are provided including manual tuning, automatic
scan tuning and preset memory tuning. There are eighty preset memories. The tuning
mode, signal strength and mono/stereo status are shown on the integral LED display.
The buttons on the front panel allow control of all tuner functions, whilst the addition of
the numeric keypad on the remote control allows direct entry of the tuning frequency orpreset number.
Like any tuner, the KREMLIN will perform at its best when used with a good quality
aerial. Please read the section on aerial installation.

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INSTALLATION

Unpack the unit and retain the packing for future transportation.

CONTENTSKREMLIN Tuner Unit
Mains Lead
Owner's Manual and Registration Card
2 x Single Phono-Phono Leads
1 x Dual Phono-XLR Lead
2 x F-type aerial connector
Spare Fuse
WARNING Use the earthed moulded mains load supplied. Never use an unearthedplug or adaptor.
WARNINGTHIS APPLIANCE MUST BE EARTHEDIMPORTANTThe wires in this mains lead are coloured in accordance with the following code:
Green-and-yellow:
Earth
Blue:
NeutralBrown:Live
As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of this appliance may not correspond withthe coloured markings identifying the terminals in your plug, proceed as follows:

The wire, which is coloured green-and-yellow, must be connected to the terminal thatis marked with the letter E, or the earth symbol, or is coloured green or green-andyellow.
The wire, which is coloured blue, must be connected to the terminal that is marked
with the letter N or is coloured black.
The wire, which is coloured brown, must be connected to the terminal that is marked
with the letter L or coloured red.

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AERIAL INSTALLATION The installation of a high quality aerial system is essential if
the best possible performance is to be obtained from the KREMLIN tuner. However,
the type of aerial system required for your location depends on a number of factors
including the power and siting of transmitters, the proximity of hills and tall buildings
and the presence of local interference sources. In some areas a high gain, highly
directional aerial will be required to reject interference sources. Where there aretransmitters in different directions, an aerial rotator may be useful. For some buildings
it may be illegal or impractical to erect a large outdoor aerial and therefore a highquality indoor aerial must suffice.
For the best advice on an installation to meet the requirements in your area, werecommend that you contact a local, reputable aerial installer. Your nearest Linn
dealer should be able to suggest suitable companies.
WARNING The tuner and the preamplifier must be switched off before connecting or
disconnecting any of the plugs on the rear panel.

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CONNECTION
The KREMLIN tuner has connectors for both an aerial installation and a cable system:
AERIAL CONNECTION The aerial connector on the KREMLIN tuner is a standard
co-axial F-type. If the lead from your aerial is fitted with this type of plug, simply screw
the plug into the socket on the tuner until the connection is secure but not overtight.
If your aerial lead does not have an F-type plug, remove the existing plug from the leadand fit the plug supplied as shown below:
Remove 19mm of the outer sleeve from the end of the cable.
Remove 13mm of the copper shroud and inner sleevefrom the end of the cable.

Fold back the copper shroud over the outer sleeve and twist it
round in a clockwise direction.
Remove the section of the inner sleeve back to 2mm from the endof the copper shroud.

Insert the cable into the 'F' type connector whilst twisting the connector in a clockwise
direction, until the connector is tight - do not overtighten.

The KREMLIN tuner can power an external aerial amplifier should this be required inareas of poor signal reception. For details of how to switch on the internal power
supply, please see the USER SELECTABLE OPTIONS section.
NOTE An aerial amplifier should never be used as a substitute for a good aerial
installation.

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CABLE CONNECTION The cable connector is a standard co-axial F- type. The
electrical specification of this input is identical to that for the aerial input so that asecondary aerial, rather than a cable system, can be connected if required.
AUDIO CONNECTIONSThe KREMLIN has two identical stereo line outputs toenable connection to both the preamplifier of a main system and the distribution unit ofa multi-room system, without the need for adapter cables.
Connect OUTPUT A LEFT to the left tuner input of the preamplifier and OUTPUT A
RIGHT to the right tuner input using the phono-phono interconnect leads provided.
If required, connect OUTPUT B LEFT and RIGHT tuner inputs to the left & right
Tuner inputs of a multi-room system using high quality phono-phono interconnect
leads.

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REMOTE IN / OUT CONNECTIONS The wired remote in and out facility on the
KREMLIN is designed for use in a distributed system (Knekt) which makes possible theremote operation of various Linn products throughout your home.

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OPERATION Connect the mains lead to the KREMLIN and press the power button. A
green light will immediately appear next to the button.
Two small dashes will appear on the display and after a short delay, the display willshow the setting at which the tuner was last used. The KREMLIN will then operate at
the last used frequency.
Opening the door beneath the LED display reveals the control buttons. If the display
shows two dashes, it will become active when the door is opened.

NOTE Twenty seconds after the last operation the display will turn off (show twodashes).
To switch off the tuner, press and release the power button.

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AERIALTo select either the aerial or the cable input, press the AERIAL button (or the 0 buttonon the remote control handset). When the aerial is selected, the display shows thelegend AERIAL.

TUNE
To show the tuned frequency, press the TUNE button. The display shows the legend
MHz and the frequency as a four or five digit number.
To tune up or down the band, press the [ + ] or [ – ] button. A single press on the
button alters the frequency in 10KHz intervals. Holding the button pressed causes thetuning to change continuously with the tuning rate gradually increasing. When a station
is detected, the tuning speed is reduced so that the programme may be heard. The
tuning indicator has two arrows and one square symbol. When off-tune the arrows
indicate the direction of tuning required to fine-tune the station. When on-tune, thesquare symbol is shown brightly and the two arrows are dimmed.

SCAN
To select scan tuning, press the SCAN button. The display shows SCAN.
To scan up or down the band, press C or 0 respectively. The display changes to show
the frequency (in MHz) counting up or down and one of the tuning indicator arrows is lit
to show the direction of scanning. During scanning, the audio is muted.
When a station is detected, the display stops counting, showing the frequency of thestation, and the audio is un-muted. If the [ + ] or [ – ] button is still pressed, the scan
direction arrow flashes and after five seconds scanning continues. Otherwise
scanning stops and after a short time the display reverts to SCAN. The scan direction
arrow is shown as a reminder of the previous scanning direction.
The operation of the scan function can be changed (see user selectable options) sothat as each station is found, it is played for five seconds, then scanning resumes
automatically. During the five second audition period the scan direction arrow flashes.
When the desired station is found stop the scanning by pressing the SCAN button.
Scanning can be stopped at any lime by pressing SCAN.

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STORETo store a tuned frequency as a memory preset, press the STORE button. The
display shows the number of the lowest empty preset memory. For example, preset 7
would be shown as St 7. If desired, select another preset number by pressing the [ + ]or [ – ] button. If a . appears in the display (eg. St . 7), the selected preset already has afrequency stored. To store the current frequency in the selected preset number, press
STORE again.
In addition to the frequency, the preset memory stores the RF input ( AERIAL or
CABLE ) selected and the MONO/STEREO status.

PRESET
To show the preset memory number in use, press the [ PRESET button. The display
shows the number of the preset memory containing the current frequency. For
example preset 5 would be displayed as P 5. If no preset contains this frequency, thedisplay shows P. If all of the presets are empty, the display shows P -. Step up or down
through the presets by pressing the [ + ] or [ – ] button. Unused presets are skipped.
To clear a preset memory, press and hold the PRESET button until Clr appears in thedisplay.
To clear all of the presets, first switch off the tuner. Press and hold down the PRESET
button. Switch on the power (still holding the button). After a short time the display willshow Clr. Keep the I ~ button pressed until the preset numbers also appear on thedisplay. The button may then be released. When all presets have been cleared,
normal tuner operation will be resumed.

AUTOSTORE
The autostore facility combines the operations of the scan and store functions byscanning the band from the lowest frequency to the highest, whilst automaticallystoring stations in successive preset memories as they are found.
To initiate the autostore function, enter the store mode (by pressing STORE , asabove). Choose the preset number in which the first station will be stored by using the[ + ] or [ – ] button. Press and hold down the STORE button again until AS appears
in the display. As each station is found, it will be played for five seconds before it isstored and scanning is resumed. If it is desired not to store a particular station, press
the [ + ] button during the five second audition period to resume scanning.

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NOTE The stations that have previously been stored in presets will be skipped by theautostore function.
The autostore function is terminated when either the top of the tuning range has beenreached or the highest numbered preset has been filled. The function can beterminated by pressing PRESET , TUNE , or SCAN .

SIGNAL
Press the SIGNAL button to display the signal strength of the current frequency. (Thisfunction is blocked when in store mode). In this mode, the tuning can be adjusted bypressing the [ + ] or [ – ] button in the same way as for the tune mode. After a time,
the signal strength mode is cancelled and the tuner reverts to the manual tuning mode.

MUTE/SCAN THRESHOLD
The control of the audio muting and the detection of stations in the scanning andautostore functions is determined by the mute/scan threshold. This is preset at thefactory, but can be altered by the user to allow very weak stations to be heard or toeliminate all but the strongest stations during scan tuning.
To display and alter the threshold, first enter the signal strength mode by pressing
SIGNAL . Release the button, then press it again and hold it until the display shows‘th’ and a number corresponding to the threshold. Adjust the threshold using [ + ] or [– ] button. The threshold mode will timeout automatically, or may be terminated bypressing SIGNAL , PRESET , STORE , TUNE or SCAN .

MONO
Although the tuner automatically blends the stereo signal to mono at very low signal
strengths (to reduce noise), mono operation can be forced at any time by pressing the
MONO button. The legend MONO will appear on the display. To return to normal
operation, press the MONO button again. In normal operation, the STEREO legend
will be shown if a stereo broadcast is received.

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OPERATION FROM REMOTE CONTROL HANDSETThe TUNE, SCAN,PRESET, STORE, [ + ], [ – ], SIGNAL and MONO buttons on the handset are
identical in operation to those on the front panel. In addition to these buttons, thehandset provides a numeric keypad, 0 - 9. This can be used to enter directly the tuning
frequency or the preset memory number.

DIRECT ENTRY OF TUNING FREQUENCY To enter the frequency, first press the
TUNE button. Press the keypad buttons to enter the desired frequency. After the first
digit has been entered, the display shows three or four dashes ( – ) to indicate how
many more digits must be entered. When the complete frequency has been keyed in,
the display flashes to show that the frequency has been accepted. The tuner thenmutes while it tunes to the new station.
If the first digit entered is not within the valid tuning range of the KREMLIN, the display
shows four dashes ( - - - - ) and then reverts to the original frequency. After the first valid
digit, if subsequent entries would result in a frequency outside the tuning range, each
digit entry is changed automatically to result in a valid frequency.
If an error is made in keying in the frequency, press the TUNE button to clear the entry,
then either re-enter the correct digits or press TUNE again to return to the original
frequency.

DIRECT ENTRY OF PRESET NUMBER To enter the preset memory number, firstpress the PRESET button. To select preset numbers from 1 to 9, briefly press the
buttons 1 to 9 on the handset. For preset numbers 10 to 80, press and hold the
button for the first digit until a dash ( – ) appears in the display (and the audio is muted),then press the button for the second digit. If the selected preset memory is empty thedisplay shows E for a short time.
To store the tuned frequency in a preset memory, first press the STORE button. Enterthe preset number as described above, then press STORE again.

RF INPUT SELECTION
CABLE inputs.

Press the 0 button to switch between the AERIAL and17

ADVANCED FEATURESUSER SELECTABLE OPTIONS The user can customise operational features of thetuner to suit personal preferences.
To do this, enter the user function mode. First, switch off the tuner. Press and hold
either the MONO or the SIGNAL button and switch on the power. After a short time,the display will show U. Keep the button pressed until the display changes to U1.
To step up or down through the user functions, press the MONO or SIGNAL buttons
respectively. The user functions are displayed as U1 - U5. The status of each function
is shown by the number on the right of the display. To step through the options for eachfunction, use the a or 0 button.
The table below lists the options for all of the user modes and is followed by a moredetailed description. All options are set to 0 at the factory.
U1 0
U1 1

display turns off automaticallydisplay remains constantly illuminated

U2 0
U2 1
U2 2
U2 3

maintain the current display mode
revert to the tune display mode
revert to the scan display mode
revert to the preset display mode

U3 0
U3 1
U3 2
U3 3

remote amplifier power is OFF
remote amplifier power is ON when the AERIAL input is selected
remote amplifier power is ON when the CABLE input is selected
remote amplifier power is ON for both AERIAL and CABLE inputs

U4 0
U4 1

scanning is stopped when a station is detectedscanning resumes five seconds after a station has been detected

U5 0
U5 1

REMOTE OUT socket is driven by front panel remote sensor
REMOTE IN socket is not driven by the front panel sensor

USER FUNCTION 1 (U1) Option 0 turns off the display twenty seconds after the last
button press. Select Option 1 to have the display constantly illuminated.
USER FUNCTION 2 (U2) Option 0 maintains the display of the last operation. The
display will default to TUNE, SCAN or PRESET mode by changing to Option 1, 2 or 3.
USER FUNCTION 3 (U3) Option 0 turns off the power supply for a remote aerial
amplifier. Select options 1, 2 or 3 only if it is required to power an external amplifier.
Option 1 turns on the power supply when the AERIAL input is selected. Option 2 turns
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on the power supply when the CABLE input is selected. Option 3 turns on the power
supply for either input. For details of the power supply voltage and maximum current,
see the SPECIFICATIONS section.
USER FUNCTION 4 (U4) Option 0 causes the scanning to stop when a station isdetected. When Option 1 is selected scanning pauses for five seconds when a station
is detected, then resumes automatically.
USER FUNCTION 5 (U5) Option 0 connects the signal from the front panel remotecontrol sensor to the REMOTE OUT socket. This allows the KREMLIN to act as aremote control receiver for other Linn equipment, which may be in a concealed
location. In some installations this facility may not be required. If option 1 is selected
the REMOTE IN socket is driven only by signals connected to the socket.

To exit the user function mode, press any of the buttons TUNE , SCAN , PRESET or
STORE , or wait for the mode to timeout approximately twenty seconds after the last
button press.
To restore all of the User Functions to the original factory setting, first switch off thetuner, press and hold the [ – ] button and switch on the power. When the display shows
INIT, the button may be released. All User Options are then set to 0.

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GENERAL SYSTEM INSTALLATIONTURNTABLES For best results a turntable should be placed on a small, light, rigid
table or alternatively wall mounted on a light, rigid shelf.
POWER SUPPLIES
pre-amplifier.

Take care not to position too close to signal leads, turntable or

AMPLIFIERS Pre and power amplifiers may create hum if positioned too close
together. Experiment by moving the components when the system is on but not playing
music. It is best to turn the volume down whilst actually moving the components.
LOUDSPEAKERS Loudspeakers should be positioned according to manufacturers'
instructions. They should be mounted on rigid stands, and not subject to any rocking
movement. All Linn speakers except NEXUS and HELIX are designed to be placed
close to the wall.
CLEAN CONTACTS It is important that the electrical contacts in a hi-fi system are
kept clean and mechanically sound. Unplugging and re-plugging all the connectors
occasionally will effectively clean contacts.
WARNING This should be carried out after the mains supply has been switched off.
INTERCONNECT LEADS Correct cables should be used. We recommend goodquality copper cable for interconnect leads and advise 4mm2 multicore copper cable,
such as Linn K20, for speaker leads.
Your Linn dealer can supply high quality interconnects for linking all your hi-fi
components.

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MAINTENANCE
The Linn KREMLIN tuner is designed for a long life. Any servicing should be carriedout by an authorised dealer.
Dust or finger marks can be removed by using a soft, lightly damp cloth. Avoid the useof domestic cleaning products.
FUSE If the fuse in the mains inlet connector should blow, replace it with the correct
type only. To replace the fuse, first switch off the power and disconnect the mains lead.
Open the door on the mains inlet connector by inserting a small flat-blade screwdriverin the slot at the top and levering it open. DO NOT REMOVE OR TURN THE
VOLTAGE SELECTOR BARREL. Pull out the fuse-holder and replace the blown fusewith the spare fuse provided. Replace the fuse-holder, with the arrow pointing right,
and snap the door shut.
If the new fuse blows then there may be a fault with the KREMLIN and the complete
tuner should be returned to your Linn dealer.

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GUARANTEE AND SERVICEThis product is guaranteed under the conditions that apply in the country of purchase.
In addition to any statutory rights the customer may have, we undertake to replace any
parts that have failed due to faulty manufacture.
To help us serve you better in the future please return your completed warranty/
registration card to Linn or your national distributor. This will enable us to provide youwith relevant product upgrade information and other news from Linn.

WARNING Refer all enquiries to authorised dealers only. Unauthorised servicing or
dismantling of the product invalidates the Linn warranty.
If you are in any doubt, please contact your nearest Linn dealer. For information on
your nearest dealer, contact the Linn factory in Scotland or your national distributor.
IMPORTANT
Please keep a copy of the sales receipt to establish the purchase date of the product.
Please ensure that your equipment is insured by you during any transit or shipment for
repair.

LINN PRODUCTS LIMITED, FLOORS ROAD, WATERFOOT, EAGLESHAM,
GLASGOW G76 OEP, SCOTLAND. TELEPHONE: ++44 (0)141 307 7777.
FACSIMILE: ++44 (0)141 644 4262.

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SPECIFICATIONSDIMENSIONS
Width - 320mm Depth - 326mm Height - 80mm
Weight - 4.7kg

INPUTSAERIAL AND CABLE INPUTS - 75ohm unbalanced, F-type connector.
Power supply for external RF amplifier,
Voltage 13.7V current 40mA maximum (short-circuit protected).
Supply can be switched to either or both RF inputs.
REMOTE INPUT - current loop remote control input,
Maximum DC current source - 40mA (short-circuit protected).
Sensitivity - 5mA differential signal current.
Bias voltage – 10V (to power remote IR sensors).

OUTPUTS
2 X AUDIO OUPUTS - unbalanced RCA phono
Output impedance - 100 ohm.
Minimum load - 1 kilohm.
Output level - 830 mV rms into 1 kilohm at + / – 75kHz peak deviation.
REMOTE OUTPUT - current loop remote control output.
Output signal current - 6mA.

TUNING
Tuning range 87.5 - 108.5MHz or 75.5 - 90.5MHz depending on territory.
TUNING RESOLUTION
10kHz
Manual tuning speed varies automatically.
SCAN TUNING INTERVAL
100kHz - fast scan, 50kHz - slow scan. Scan tuning speed varies automatically.
PRESET MEMORY TUNING
80 memories store the tuning frequency, the RF input selection and the state of the MONO function.
Individual presets can be erased. All presets can be erased in one operation.
SIGNAL STRENGTH METER
Range 0 - 120dBuV.
MUTE/SCAN -TUNING THRESHOLD
Default setting - 25dBuV user adjustable between 3 and 8OdBuV.

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PRESETSPRESET

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