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Connecting to Your System

Check to make sure your Wadia 971 CD Transport has been manufactured for operation at your AC

line Voltage. Attempting to use the Player at any voltage other than the specified on the rear of the

unit may damage the unit. Damage caused by improper operation is not covered by warranty. If the

voltage specified is different from your AC voltage, contact your Wadia dealer.

Connecting to AC Power

We have designed your product with careful attention to every detail. We are extremely confident of the

performance obtained when your Wadia component is plugged directly into the wall with the power cord provided.

Your Wadia product has been designed with power conditioning, surge suppression and an extremely sophisticated

overall protection scheme. Externally sourced surge protectors, power conditioners, or aftermarket power cords

can be a mixed bag of benefits and limitations, particularly those which limit current and/or alter phase relationships

of the voltage and current (power factor) delivered to the Wadia product. In some cases, we have found aftermarket

products can be quite beneficial, while in other cases we have found that these products can actually degrade the

sonic performance. If you wish to experiment with any of these devices, work closely with your local dealer –

and most of all, trust your own ears.

Installing Batteries in Remote Control

The Wadia 971 CD Transport remote control requires two type-AAA batteries, which you will find in the

accessories kit. To install the batteries, remove the battery cover on the back of the remote. Insert the batteries

as indicated on the battery holders, and replace the cover.

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

any grounded surface, such as the Wadia 971 CD Transport chassis, before connecting or removing a

cable. It is unlikely that a static shock will damage the unit, but it may cause the Wadia 971 CD Transport

circuitry to “lock-up” (see Lock-Up under Trouble Shooting in Appendices).

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