I have a Bryston 9B SST. It has two screw terminals on the back of the amp that require 4-12V AC or DC to trigger the amp. Polarity doesn't matter. If you don't have the terminal strip (it's a green plug into the back of the amp) Bryston should be able to send one to you. They did for me. The switches on the amp need to be set to enable the trigger. I can't remember the configuration off the top of my head, but Bryston's website has all of the manuals online.
Good Luck. It's a great amp.
Russ
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If it's a removable green connector with screw terminals, they're usually made by Phoenix Contact.
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A. To power-up the 9BSST using an external control voltage, Supply a 4v to 12v A/C or DC control voltage to the �IN� terminals of connector (5). Use paired wire of 22 gauge to 18 gauge sufficient in length between the source device and the 9BSST. (see �W�) Select switch (4) to �External�. The amplifier will now power-up only when the control voltage is present (on).
Immediately following power up, the control voltage will appear at the �OUT� terminals of connector (5) for the control of other equipment. The Removal of the control voltage (0v) causes the 9BSST to turn �off� and the control voltage at the �OUT� terminals is interrupted.
B. In the �Local� setting of switch (4) the 9BSST will ignore the control voltage, and power up only by using the front panel �ST POWER� switch, or as in section 3 above. If a control voltage is present at the �IN� terminals it will still be available at the �OUT� terminals after the power-up sequence.
Do you have any kind of meter to check the cable you have? You can set it to measure ohms to determine which part of the connector goes to each wire. Or you could plug it into your G61, enable the trigger, and measure the voltage across the different wires. Because you have three wires, I'm guessing your connector is a TRS (Tip, Ring, Sleeve). You only need the tip and the sleeve connections for the trigger to work.
Regards,
Russ R
861v4, HD621, DSP6000 24/96, DSP5000 24/96, DSP 5000C 24/96, Bryston 9B-SST, JM Lab Electra 915.1, CC900, 906, Oppo BDP-93, Tivo Premier, Amazon Fire TV, VPI Scout, Benz Micro L2, non plus ultra MC phonostage
Or is it a mono plug (tip and sleeve only) which is rather oddly wired with 3 core cable? Either way you need to establish which wires are connected to tip and sleeve as Russ suggests. I assume the plugs are sealed units and cannot be opened to look. Could it be possible that the red and white wires are tip and sleeve and the yellow is not connected to anything at the jack plug end?
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