• Great Condition
• Includes Manual
• Includes DC X-Terminator
• Includes Power Cable

From IsoTek:

All components are of the highest grade possible and are under stressed, thus giving greater longevity. These are carefully selected then hand soldered onto a PCB with silver solder. The Titan is a direct coupled design which allows for massive power handling capabilities. In short the unit is only limited by the network it is connected to.

The Titan is our top of the range power conditioner designed specifically for power amplifiers. The complex design also eliminates component from component cross contamination, which is particularly useful when the Titan is used to power two mono block amplifiers. The Titan was designed and developed to be a no compromise replacement for our previous isolation transformer based ‘Qubes’. As part of a complete power solution we recommend the Titan be used with either the ‘Titan Multi-Link’ or ‘Nova’. These provide high quality filtration for front end components. At the rear of the unit you will note two high quality unswitched outlets. These provide an individually filtered supply, thus eliminating components ‘talking’ to each other or corrupting the clean supply provided by the unit. You will also notice a blue Neutrik power inlet labelled ‘Power In’ and a grey Neutrik power outlet labelled ‘Multi-Link Out’. The blue Neutrik provides the power to Titan via its dedicated power cable. The grey ‘Multi-Link’ out socket is for an additional dedicated distribution strip, should you wish to expand the units potential. Although the Titan has been developed with power amplifiers in mind it is possible to expand the sockets available, to cover front end devices, via the Multi-Link feature. Ordinarily you would plug power amplifiers into either output 1 or output 2. The Titan uses a sophisticated electronic fusing system this allows, almost, unlimited transient power to be achieved. It also gives the unit the ability to be run directly on its own dedicated radial circuit not protected by RCDs, allowed under British regulations as a cooker circuit.