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Studiophile AV 40 User Guide
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6. Stereo Auxiliary Input
and Headphone
Output
For maximum flexibility, we have included a
stereo “Aux” input which allows you to plug in a
secondary audio source (such as your portable
music player) in addition to the main RCA and
1/4" TRS inputs in the back. The volume control
works on all inputs simultaneously. Additionally,
there is a stereo headphone output next to the
“Aux” jack that mutes the sound coming out of the
speakers and redirects it to your headphones.
7. Network & Power
Amplifiers
The power amplifiers and crossover network, for
the Studiophile AV 40 are specially designed for
this woofer and tweeter. The network distributes
low-, mid-, and high-frequency audio signals
to the proper components in order to minimize
distortion and to achieve a balanced sound.
Installation
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or optimal performance of the Studiophile AV 40, please read the following directions carefully
before installation.
Precautions
Connections: Your Studiophile AV 40 monitors have a variety of inputs for use with a multitude of
devices. Soundcards or other devices with RCA line outputs (e.g., M-Audio Delta Audiophile 24/96)
can be connected to the RCA inputs on your left speaker’s back panel. Professional audio devices
with balanced or unbalanced 1/4” outputs should be connected to the 1/4” TRS back panel inputs. If
your soundcard or portable music player has an 1/8” output, you can connect it to the front panel aux
input, using the provided 1/8” to 1/8” cable.
Correct Power Operation: Since the Studiophile AV 40 contains amplifiers, it must be connected
to a power outlet using the detachable AC cable that is provided. Before connecting power, please
make sure that the On/Off switch on the back of the Studiophile AV 40 is set to the off position.
WARNING! - Use of improper voltage may result in hazardous conditions and/or damage to speaker
components not covered by speaker warranty. Please make sure the voltage is set appropriately
by checking the the position of the red "AC Select" switch on the back before powering on your
speakers.
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