Unika TD-14000, User Instructions

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Precautions    Introduction    Front Panel    Rear Panel    

Operation and Performance

Binding Post(BP)Output connectors

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Binding Post outputs

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Refer to the instructions in this 
section if your amplifier I equipped 
with Binding Post output connectors.

Connect the positive (+) loudspeaker 
cable to the positive (+) red 
terminals. Connect the negative (-) 
loud speaker cable, to the negative (-
) black terminals. For bridge mode, 
connect the positive (+) terminal on 

Channel B to the negative (-) 
loudspeaker cable. 

The outputs on The TD-14000 amplifiers produce high voltage. Do not connect or 
disconnect the loudspeaker cables while the mains power is on. Never operate 
the amplifier with any portion of bare loudspeaker wore exposed.

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Never connect an output terminal to ground, or to any other input or output. 
Observe relative loudspeaker polarity: loudspeakers connected in reverse 
polarity will exhibit degraded performance, particularly in bass frequence, and 
may be damaged as a consequence.

Use a high-quality stranded loudspeaker cable, and keep cable run as short as 
possible.

Output bridge mode

It is possible to bridge channels in two-channel versions. When bridged, the input source must 
be connected to input (A+B) respectively. Output speaker cables must be connected to the 
plus pole on channel A and the minus pole on B.

Most power amplifier designs, when bridged, automatically introduce a +6 dB input gain boost 
which can lead the user to conclude that power” when in bridge mode. This is clearly not the 
case, as the gain boost artificially enhances perceived power at the cost of headroom. The 
TD14000 amplifier work on globally set constant gain, and automatically compensate the input 
gain by -6 dB. For example, if the amplifier is configured in a three-channel mode, then the 
selected gain is maintained from input to output on all channels. 

AMPLIFIER

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14000