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    Cat. No. 40-1359 OWNER’S MANUAL Pl ease re ad bef o re usi n g thi s eq uipme nt. AMX 2 Amp lified M agne tical ly Shiel ded Stereo Sp ea ker Syste m 40-1 35 9. fm Page 1 Tuesd ay, A ugus t 10, 19 99 3:0 3 PM[...]

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    2 IN TRODUCTION Your Optim us AMX 2 Amplified M agnetically Shie lded Stereo Speaker Sy stem is specially designed for use with computer multimedia audio systems. Y ou can also con- nect the A M X 2 to a portable radio , tape or CD player, or a portable TV for amp lified stereo sound. Your AM X 2 includ es thes e fea tures. 2 Watt/Channel Booster ?[...]

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    3 PREP ARATION MOUNTING THE SPEAKERS You can either mou nt the speakers on the sides of your comput er moni tor or p lace them on a desktop. Follow these steps to mount the speakers on a monitor. Notes: • Do not rem ove the adh esive cov erings on t he mount - ing b rackets u ntil St ep 4. • Y ou will need a clean, dry paper tow el to mount th [...]

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    4 CONNECTING THE SYSTEM 1. Plug the wire m arked TO LEF T SPEAKER fro m the R (right) speaker into the TO RIGHT SPEAKER j ack on the L (left) s peak er . 2. Plug the R speaker ’s 1 / 8 -inch c o rd into your com- puter ’s sound board OUT jack or the OUT jack on another audio source. SELECTING A POWER SO URCE You can power the AMX 2 us ing eithe[...]

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    5 To power the system using batt eries, o pe n t h e R speak- er’s back cover and i nsert the batteries into the compart- ment as indicated by the polari ty markings (+ an d –) inside. Replace the cover an d set the slide sw itch on the R speaker to the battery symbol. Caution: Do not mix old an d new batteries, different types of batteries (st[...]

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    6 OPE R ATION Your AMX 2 s peakers have t wo ope rational modes: am- plified (boost) or unam plified (direct). Use the boost m ode with low-powered s ound bo ards an d o ther audi o s ou rces that have just enough powe r to drive a set of headphones or earphones. Use th e direct mode when you c onnect the speakers to an audio sou r ce that has suff[...]

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    7 USIN G TH E AMPLIF IED ( BOO ST) MOD E 1. T urn your com puter board or audio sou rce’ s volum e all the way down. 2. T urn the R speaker’s volume control to its lowest se t- ting. 3. Set t he R speaker ’s slide s witch to the batt ery or power adapt er symbol, depe nding on your power source. 4. T urn on your audio source. 5. Adju st the R[...]

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    8 CARE AND MA INTENANCE Your AM X 2 Magneticall y Shie lded Stereo S peaker Sys- tem is an ex am ple of s upe rior de sign and craftsmans hi p. The following s uggestions wi ll help you c are for the sys- tem so you can enjoy it for yea rs. • Handle t he spe akers gently a nd carefull y . Drop ping them can damage them and cause t hem to wo rk im[...]

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    9 SPEC IF ICAT IONS Power Supply ......... ..... ..... ..... .... ..... .. ..6 V ol ts DC, 10 0 mA Boost A udio P ower Output ............ .. 2 Watts Per Channe l Frequency Range ................... .................... 50-15,000 Hz Input I mpedance ............................. 8 Ohm s Per Sp eaker Dimen sion of Each Speaker . ....... 5 1 / 3 × 3[...]

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    10 NOTES 40-1 359.fm Page 1 0 T ue s day , Augu st 10 , 1999 3: 03 PM[...]

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    11 40-1 359.fm Page 1 1 T ue s day , Augu st 10 , 1999 3: 03 PM[...]

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