Classe CAP-101 Integrated Amplifier2 owner/family ownedFully Tested, 100% working, No issues or complications whatsoever, 10/10 Operational Condition, 8/10 Cosmetic condition, left and right side have scratches (C grade), top and bottom are A and/or B Grade (However you see it)**SHIPPING COSTS ARE INCLUDED IN TOTAL SALE PRICE OF ITEM, LIST PRICE IS INCLUDING SHIPPING COSTS**NOT INCLUDED: Remote (Lost), Original Box, Cables, Owners Manual CAP-101 SPECIFICATIONS:Frequency response: 20 Hz to 20 kHz, +0.1 dBOutput power: 100 Watts per channel into 8 Ohms, 140 Watts per channel into 4 OhmsMaximum Output Swing: ± 40VS/N Ratio:-90 dB “A” weightedTHD+N: 0.02%Input Impedance: 10K Ohms for balanced, 33K Ohms for single endedOutput Impedance: 0.17 OhmGain: 29 dB for amplifier section, -95.5 dB to +31.5dB for preamp sectionNet weight: 25lbs.Gross weight: 34lbs.Net dimensions: 19“ W. 4.375“ H. 14.25“ D.Gross dimensions: 24“ W. 10.25“ H. 21.25“ D.SPECIAL FEATURES (ACCORDING TO OWNERS MANUAL): Power: When the unit is first plugged in, a single LED will be lit on the display to show that the unit is plugged in. When the POWER button is pressed, a single LED in the display will flash and the display will show a 20 second count down as the unit powers up. During these 20 seconds, there will be no response to any function selection except the POWER button, which can be pressed again to turn off the unit during this sequence. When the turn on sequence is completed, the volume level will be at 0, the unit will be muted, the display will be at Display Full On mode, and LINE 1 input is selected. Please note that if you turn off the unit during the 20 second power-up sequence, you must wait at least 4 seconds to re- start the power-up sequence.Protection Circuit: The Classe? CAP-101 is equipped with rail fuses (GDB4, 4 amps fast-blow) to protect the output drivers and mosfet fuses (2AG 1/2 PT, 1/2 amp fast-blow) to protect the mosfets (see figure 5), which are used as pre-drivers for the output stage of the amplifier. In the event that a short circuit or other problems occur at the output of the amplifier, either or both of these fuses may blow in an attempt to protect the amplifier. There is also an AC line fuse protecting the unit and an auxiliary transformer fuse to protect the auxiliary transformer (For fuse values, see page Unpacking & Set-up).If any of the fuses has blown, the SOUND WILL BE DISTORTED OR THERE WILL BE NO OUTPUT FROM ONE OR BOTH OF THE CHANNELS.IF THE PROTECTION HAS BEEN TRIGGERED, TURN THE CAP-101 OFF. After the situation which triggered the protection has been clearly identified and corrected, attempt to re-start the unit. IF THE UNIT STILL HAS NO OUTPUT OR THE SOUND IS STILL DISTORTED IN ONE OR BOTH OF THE CHANNELS, CONTACT YOUR LOCAL DEALER. DO NOT TRY TO CHANGE A BLOWN FUSE. REPLACING FUSES AND RE-STARTING THE UNIT WITHOUT CHECKING FOR COMPONENT FAILURE COULD RESULT IN FURTHER, SERIOUS DAMAGE TO VITAL COMPONENTS IN YOUR INTEGRATED AMPLIFIER. CONTACT YOUR LOCAL DEALER, or Customer service at the Classe? Audio factory – (514) 636-6384.Volume Control: The VOLUME Control varies the output level of both channels simultaneously. It can be operated remotely by using the VOLUME buttons on the remote handset supplied with the unit (see figure1 page 13) or by turning the VOLUME control knob on the front panel of the unit. The volume control has a total of 120 steps of level adjustments from 0 to 60 in 0.5 stepped increments.• When the unit is powered on, the volume will be automatically at zero (0) and will be muted.• When you un-mute the volume will return to the same level it was at before you turned on mute mode.PLEASE NOTE: It is normal for the volume to stay at the same level if you turn the VOLUME knob extremely slowly.Preamp Out:This output can be used to hook up another amplifier or a powered subwoofer to the CAP-101. BE CAREFUL NOT TO LINK THESE TWO OUPUTS TOGETHER.Loudspeaker Output: The CAP-101 is equipped with two pairs fully insulated speaker terminals (one pair for each channel) for connecting the amplifier output to your speakers. Each pair has a red and a black terminal. The red terminal should be connected, with speaker wire, to the plus, (+)(red) terminal on your speaker, and the black terminal should be connected to the negative (-)(black) terminal on the same speaker.BE EXTREMELY CAREFUL. DO NOT SHORT THE WIRES TOGETHER. ATTEMPTING TO OPERATE THE CAP-101 WITH SHORTED SPEAKER WIRES MAY CAUSE THE AMPLIFIER TO FAIL.Safety Feature: The CAP-101 is designed with an auto-shut- down circuit that engages after an AC power failure. When electricity is restored the amplifier will be in Standby mode. Merely press the POWER switch to re-activate the unit after a power failure. This feature will prevent any turn- on surges or unstable output from reaching the integrated amplifier and possibly the loudspeakers.CAUTION: DISCONNECT THE AC LINECORD WHEN MAKING OR CHANGING ANY CONNECTIONS. CONNECT ALL INTERCONNECT CABLES BETWEEN YOUR ELECTRONICS BEFORE CONNECTING THE AC LINECORDS TO THE WALL OUTLETS. THIS WILL REDUCE THE POTENTIAL SHOCK HAZARD. FLOATING THE GROUND, OR DEFEATING THE GROUND ON THE 3-PRONG LINECORD MAY CREATE A SHOCK HAZARD.AC LINE POWER:When your new CAP-101 is first plugged in it is in Standby mode, as indicated by a single red LED in the display. The unit can be turned on by the POWER button on the faceplate (see figure 3) or by the POWER button on the remote handset (See figure 1).While thoroughly musical shortly after initial turn-on, the CAP-101 will exhibit sonic growth during its first 300 hours of use.