Input Selection - Rega brio Mode D'emploi

Loudspeakers
The Brio is capable of driving all normal hi-fi loudspeakers. Rega recommends using loudspeakers with a
nominal impedance of 8Ω. It is possible to run speakers as low as 4Ω however such units may cause the
case to exceed 40° C above the ambient temperature.
If in the event that the speaker leads are shorted, the fold back short circuit protection will protect the
output stage from excessive currents. This protection circuit is not placed in the audio signal path and
therefore does not affect sound quality.
WARNING: ALWAYS TURN OFF THE AMPLIFIER WHEN CHANGING LEADS AND SPEAKER CABLES.
Headphones
The Brio is capable of driving all standard hi-fi headphones. The headphone output has been characterised
to match most commonly used headphones. See specifications for the output levels.
When a headphone is inserted into the socket, the speakers will automatically be turned off. However it is
recommended to reduce the volume of the Brio before connecting any headphones to ensure they are not
damaged and prevent any hearing damage.
WARNING: TO PREVENT POSSIBLE HEARING DAMAGE, DO NOT LISTEN TO

Input selection

On/off button
To turn the Brio on press the silver
power button. After a few
seconds you will hear a relay 'click'
and the Brio will be operational.
HEADPHONES AT HIGH LEVELS FOR LONG PERIODS OF TIME.
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Headphone socket
The Brio has been set up to drive
the most common hi-fi
headphones. When a headphone
jack is inserted into the
headphone socket, the
loudspeaker output will
automatically be turned off.
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Input display
To change between inputs, press
the small black button located
next to the row of input digits to
cycle through 1-5. The selected
input is highlighted by the
number lighting up in red. Input
selection can also be changed
with the remote.
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Volume control
The volume control has a
minimum and maximum value
which is indicated by the notch.
The volume does not reset after
each use. Before plugging in
headphones make sure the
volume is reduced.