Studio Electronics SE-1X - Manual (Page 3)

I n addition to the aforementioned "Safety Instructions" printed on the inside front cover,
we the good folks at S. E. ask that you please read and adhere to the following sugges-
tions.
POWER SUPPLY CONCERNS
Turn off the power to all equipment before making any connections between devices. This will help to pre-
vent malfunction and speaker damage.
Be certain to use a separate power outlet for this unit; as sharing one with distortion producing devices (such as
motors, variable lighting devices) is unwise.
PLACEMENT CONCERNS
Placing the unit in close proximity to power amplifiers or equipment containing large transformers is likely to in-
duce hum.
If the unit is to be operated nearby T.V. or radio receivers, some type of interference might be noticeable. In such
cases, move the unit out of proximity with the entertainment devices.
MAINTENANCE
In hopes that you might keep the visuals of your treasured analog gem in tip top shape, our cleaning specialists
recommend wiping ever so gently with a slightly dampened soft cloth. For those stains of a more tenacious tem-
prement add a mild detergent to the mix; always remembering to follow with that ubiquitious "soft dry cloth".
Never apply solvents of any kind - benzene, paint thinner, propyl alcohol, etc., to avoid the risk of nasty discol-
oration, disfigurement a n d most importantly those deadly liver flukes.
(It should be parenthetically noted that neither
solvents nor the unit itself are ever to be taken internally!)
OTHER PRECAUTIONS
Protect the unit from strong jolts and vibration. Especially when standing on well established fault lines.
Never apply strong pressure to the front, back or side panels, or strike them in any manner whatsoever.
Yelling, however, is certainly permissible and quite cathartic.
It is normal for this compressor/ limiter to generate a certain degree of heat.