Mission Cyrus Amplifier
 

I have a Mission amplifier but have misplaced the instruction book. I
cannot recall if it was a Cyrus 1 or a Cyrus 2 and there are not
distinguishing marks on the amplifier. Its Serial Number is 201072C
(which makes me suspect that it is the Cyrus 2 especially since I
normally buy the best system that I can afford and this was the most
expensive of the Cyrus range at the time). Can anyone advise me or
suggest where I might find out?

TIA,

Roger, Aberystwyth

Mission Cyrus Amplifier
 

On Tue, 10 Aug 2004 09:09:01 +0100, Roger Matthews
wrote:

I have a Mission amplifier but have misplaced the instruction book. I
cannot recall if it was a Cyrus 1 or a Cyrus 2 and there are not
distinguishing marks on the amplifier. Its Serial Number is 201072C
(which makes me suspect that it is the Cyrus 2 especially since I
normally buy the best system that I can afford and this was the most
expensive of the Cyrus range at the time). Can anyone advise me or
suggest where I might find out?

TIA,

Roger, Aberystwyth

If the "Cyrus" logo on the front bevel is red, you have a Cyrus One -
if it is silver, a Cyrus Two.

d

Pearce Consulting
http://www.pearce.uk.com

Mission Cyrus Amplifier
 

"Roger Matthews" wrote in message
...
I have a Mission amplifier but have misplaced the instruction book. I
cannot recall if it was a Cyrus 1 or a Cyrus 2 and there are not
distinguishing marks on the amplifier. Its Serial Number is 201072C
(which makes me suspect that it is the Cyrus 2 especially since I
normally buy the best system that I can afford and this was the most
expensive of the Cyrus range at the time). Can anyone advise me or
suggest where I might find out?

I see to recall that the Cyrus 2 had a connection for the external power
supply (PS/R or PS/X, or whatever they called it at the time), whereas the
Cyrus 1 didn't. That was true at some point in time, anyway - there seem to
be various generations of these amplifiers.

Andrew

Mission Cyrus Amplifier
 

"Andrew Virnuls" wrote in message
...
"Roger Matthews" wrote in message
...
I have a Mission amplifier but have misplaced the instruction book. I
cannot recall if it was a Cyrus 1 or a Cyrus 2 and there are not
distinguishing marks on the amplifier. Its Serial Number is 201072C
(which makes me suspect that it is the Cyrus 2 especially since I
normally buy the best system that I can afford and this was the most
expensive of the Cyrus range at the time). Can anyone advise me or
suggest where I might find out?

I see to recall that the Cyrus 2 had a connection for the external power
supply (PS/R or PS/X, or whatever they called it at the time), whereas the
Cyrus 1 didn't. That was true at some point in time, anyway - there seem
to
be various generations of these amplifiers.

Thanks everyone for your help. Mission technical support have kindly offered
to send me manuals for Cyrus 1s and Cyrus 2s. Hopefully, this might indicate
which one it is but I will check the points which have been suggested.

Thanks again,

Roger

Mission Cyrus Amplifier
 

"Roger" wrote in message
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"Andrew Virnuls" wrote in message
...
"Roger Matthews" wrote in message
...
I have a Mission amplifier but have misplaced the instruction book. I
cannot recall if it was a Cyrus 1 or a Cyrus 2 and there are not
distinguishing marks on the amplifier. Its Serial Number is 201072C
(which makes me suspect that it is the Cyrus 2 especially since I
normally buy the best system that I can afford and this was the most
expensive of the Cyrus range at the time). Can anyone advise me or
suggest where I might find out?

I see to recall that the Cyrus 2 had a connection for the external power
supply (PS/R or PS/X, or whatever they called it at the time), whereas
the
Cyrus 1 didn't. That was true at some point in time, anyway - there
seem
to
be various generations of these amplifiers.

Thanks everyone for your help. Mission technical support have kindly
offered
to send me manuals for Cyrus 1s and Cyrus 2s. Hopefully, this might
indicate
which one it is but I will check the points which have been suggested.

Thanks again,

Roger


Cyrus 1 never had a PSX port , 5 pin socket on the back . If yours has this
then it is a Cyrus 2 model .

"If the "Cyrus" logo on the front bevel is red, you have a Cyrus One - if it
is silver, a Cyrus Two."

The Mk2 models had a silver logo regardless of model , my Cyrus 1 has this
feature as well as a "flip" power switch , earlier versions had a "push
buton" switch .

Mission Cyrus Amplifier
 

AV99 wrote:
"Roger" wrote in message
...

"Andrew Virnuls" wrote in message
...
"Roger Matthews" wrote in message
...
I have a Mission amplifier but have misplaced the instruction
book. I cannot recall if it was a Cyrus 1 or a Cyrus 2 and there
are not distinguishing marks on the amplifier. Its Serial Number
is 201072C (which makes me suspect that it is the Cyrus 2
especially since I normally buy the best system that I can afford
and this was the most expensive of the Cyrus range at the time).
Can anyone advise me or suggest where I might find out?

I see to recall that the Cyrus 2 had a connection for the external
power supply (PS/R or PS/X, or whatever they called it at the
time), whereas the Cyrus 1 didn't. That was true at some point in
time, anyway - there seem to
be various generations of these amplifiers.

Thanks everyone for your help. Mission technical support have kindly
offered to send me manuals for Cyrus 1s and Cyrus 2s. Hopefully,
this might indicate which one it is but I will check the points
which have been suggested.

Thanks again,

Roger


Cyrus 1 never had a PSX port , 5 pin socket on the back . If yours
has this then it is a Cyrus 2 model .

"If the "Cyrus" logo on the front bevel is red, you have a Cyrus One
- if it is silver, a Cyrus Two."

The Mk2 models had a silver logo regardless of model , my Cyrus 1 has
this feature as well as a "flip" power switch , earlier versions had
a "push buton" switch .

My Cyrus 2 has a RED illuminated 'Cyrus Two' logo and a push-button power
switch (as well as the PSX port)