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Hi Guys, My main speakers are Mirage OM-6's. A touch old perhaps, but the 5's are almost identical just in pretty wood and they are behind an acoustic screen so like that makes a difference! Anyway, they are actives/semi-actives and have integeral subwoofers built into them which also has. As with the Energy Veritas v2.8 I reviewed in June 1994 (Vol.17 No.6—both the Mirage and Energy brands are manufactured by Audio Products International), the M-7si uses five-way binding posts with 10mm heads instead of the more common ½' variety (your ½' nut-driver will not work on them). Spikes are also provided.

Limited Warranty Policy

in the United States and Canada

MIRAGE warrants this product to the retail purchaser against any failure resulting from original manufacturing defects in workmanship or materials. The warranty is in effect for a period of five years on the speaker section, one year on the amplifier section, from the date of purchase from an authorized MIRAGE dealer and is valid only if the original dated bill of sale is presented when service is required.

The warranty does not cover damage caused during shipment, by accident, misuse, neglect, unauthorized product modification, failure to follow the instructions in the manual, failure to perform routine maintenance, damage resulting from unauthorized repairs or claims based upon misrepresentation of the warranty by the seller.

Warranty Service

If you require service for your Mirage speakers at any time during the warranty period, please contact:

1)the dealer from whom you purchased the product,

2)MIRAGE NATIONAL SERVICE, 203 Eggert Road, Buffalo, N.Y. 14215,Tel 1-716-896-9801 or

3)MIRAGE LOUDSPEAKERS, a division of Audio Products International Corp., 3641 McNicoll Avenue, Scarborough, Ontario, Canada, M1X 1G5,Tel:1-416-321-1800.

You will be responsible for transporting the speakers in adequate packaging to protect them from damage in transit and for the shipping costs to an authorized MIRAGE service center or to MIRAGE LOUDSPEAKERS in Scarborough or Buffalo.The cost of the return shipment to you will be paid by MIRAGE, provided the repairs concerned fall within the Limited Warranty. MIRAGE Warranty is limited to repair or replacement of MIRAGE products. It does not cover any incidental or consequential damage of any kind. If the provisions in any advertisement, packaging cartons or literature differ from those specified in this warranty, the terms of the Limited warranty prevail.

Garantie aux États-Unis et au Canada

La société MIRAGE garantit cet appareil contre toute défectuosité attribuable aux pièces d’origine et à la main-d’oeuvre. Cette garantie est valide pendant une période de un (1) an (enceinte) et de un (1) an (amplificateur) à partir de la date d’achat auprès d’un revendeur MIRAGE agréé ; la garantie ne sera honorée que sur présentation d’une pièce justificative de la date d’achat.

La garantie ne couvre aucun dommage subi pendant le transport ou imputable à un accident, à une utilisation impropre ou abusive, à la négligence, à une modification non autorisée, à la non-observance des instructions décrites dans le manuel de l’utilisateur ou des directives d’entretien, ni aucun dommage subi par suite de réparations non autorisées ou de réclamations fondées sur une mauvaise interprétation des conditions de la présente garantie par le revendeur.

Service sous garantie

Dans l’éventualité où une réparation deviendrait nécessaire pendant la période de couverture de la garantie, communiquez avec :

1)le revendeur auprès de qui l’appareil a été acheté,

2)MIRAGE NATIONAL SERVICE, 203, Eggert Road, Buffalo, N.Y. 14215, tél. : 1-716-896-9801 ou

3)MIRAGE LOUDSPEAKERS, 3641, avenue McNicoll, Scarborough (Ontario), Canada, M1X 1G5,

tél. : 1-416-321-1800.

Le propriétaire de l’appareil est responsable de son emballage et de tous frais d’expédition à un centre de service MIRAGE agréé ou à

MIRAGE LOUDSPEAKERS. Si l’appareil est expédié à MIRAGE LOUDSPEAKERS à Scarborough ou à Buffalo aux fins de réparation, les frais de réexpédition seront assumés par MIRAGE à la condition que les réparations effectuées soient couvertes par la garantie. La garantie est limitée à la réparation ou au remplacement des appareils fabriqués et distribués par MIRAGE. Elle ne couvre aucun dommage indirect ou consécutif de quelque nature que ce soit. Si les conditions accompagnant toute publicité, emballage ou documentation divergent de celles de la présente garantie, les conditions de la présente garantie prévaudront.

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IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS.

PLEASE READ CAREFULLY.

Read Instructions

All safety and operating instructions should be read before the product is operated.

Retain instructions

Safety and operating instructions should be retained for future reference.

Heed Warnings

All warnings on the product and operation instructions should be adhered to.

Follow instructions

All operating and use instructions should be followed.

Cleaning

Unplug the product from the wall before cleaning. Do not use aerosol or liquid cleaners, just a damp cloth.

Attachments

Do not use attachments not recommended by the product manufacturer as they may cause hazards.

Water and moisture

Do not use this product near water.

Ventilation

This product should not be placed in a built-in installation such as a bookcase or rack unless proper ventilation is provided or the manufacturer's instructions have been adhered to.

Power sources

This product should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the marking label. If you are not sure of the type of power supply in your home, call your local power company.

Grounding or Polarization

This product may be equipped with a polarized alternating current line plug. This plug will fit the power outlet in only one way as a safety feature. If you are unable to insert the plug, try reversing it. If the plug should still fail to fit, contact your electrician to replace your outlet. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the plug.

Power cord protection

Power supply cords should be routed so that they are not likely to be walked on or pinched by items placed upon or against them, paying particular attention to cords at plugs, convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the product.

Overloading

Do not overload wall outlets or extension cords, as this can result in a risk of electrical shock.

Object and liquid entry

Never spill liquid of any kind on the product.

Servicing

Do not attempt to service this product yourself as openings or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards. Refer all servicing to qualified personnel.

Heat

This product should be situated away from heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other appliances (including amplifiers) that produce heat.

Non-use periods

The power cord of the product should be unplugged from the outlet when left unused for a long period of time.

Placement

This product has been designed as a floorstanding model only, and is not recommended for placement on a stand or shelf.

Damage Requiring Service

The product should be serviced by qualified personnel when

A.The power supply cord or the plug has been damaged; or

B.Objects have fallen, or liquid has been spilled into the appliance; or

C.The product has been exposed to rain; or

D.The appliance does not appear to operate normally or exhibits a marked change in performance; or

E.Product has been dropped, or the enclosure damaged.

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IMPORTANT

Your OM series speaker can draw large amounts of current, do not plug into the receiver's or processor's switched or unswitched power receptacle. If possible, connect it to a separate electrical circuit.

NOTE:This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment on and off, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

•Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

•Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

•Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

•Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

CAUTION

To prevent the risk of electrical shock,

•Match wide blades of plug to wide slot, fully insert.

•Do not remove the grilles covering the drivers.

The OM-5 has electronics built into the cabinet and therefore should not be placed in close proximity to potential sources of heat such as furnaces or radiators.To reduce the risk of fire or electrical shock, do not place the speaker near sources of excessive moisture, such as evaporative coolers or humidifiers, or rain. The power cord should be routed in such a way that it will not be walked on, pinched, or compressed in any way that could result in the damaging to the insulation or wire.

Regardless of placement, the Mirage speaker must remain in an upright position, woofer facing forward. This speaker was designed to be a floor standing model. Use of the speaker in any other position for an extended period of time may result in damage to the unit not covered by warranty.

Certain televisions are particularly sensitive to magnetic fields. If your television starts producing distorted colors after installing your speaker, simply increase the distance between your television and speaker until normal color is returned.

WARRANTY OUTSIDE OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA

Product warranties may be legislated differently from one country to another. Ask your local dealer for details of the LIMITED WARRANTY applicable in your country.

IMPORTANT: Please retain the carton and packing material for this Mirage product to protect it in the event it ever has to be shipped to a service center for repair. Product received damaged by a service center that has been shipped by the end user in other than the original packaging, will be repaired, refurbished and properly packaged for return shipment at the end user's expense.

'Mirage', the 'Mirage' logo, and 'API Accessories' are trademarks of Audio Products International Corp. 'Dolby', 'Dolby Pro-Logic' and 'Dolby Digital Surround' are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Licensing. DTS is a Trademark of Digital Theater Systems Inc.

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IMPORTANT NOTE!

Ensure that one gold shorting bar is connected as shown between the two Red Input terminals and the two Black Input terminals on the back of the speaker.

DANGER!

The gold shorting bars, which have been factory installed between both Red and Black terminals MUST BE REMOVED.

Connect the Right

Connect the Right

Speaker exactly the

Speaker exactly the

same way.

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INTRODUCTION

Congratulations on your purchase of Mirage® loudspeakers! Proprietary Mirage® technology and high quality manufacturing will allow you to enjoy the most natural and accurate music reproduction, a trademark of all Mirage® speakers, for many years.

The advice offered in this manual is aimed at helping you maximize and maintain peak performance, and therefore, your listening satisfaction.

Please take the time to read all of the instructions contained in this manual to make certain your system is properly installed and functioning correctly.

Break-In Period

We strongly advise that you resist the temptation to play the OM series to their full capabilities or experiment with critical placement and listening until they have been properly broken in. This process should last approximately 50 to 100 hours of music playback.This can be

done efficiently and effectively by putting your compact disc player on Repeat mode, while playing a CD with a wide dynamic range at normal listening levels.

Speaker placement

For best stereo imaging, the left and right speakers should be the same distance from their respective side walls. If the distance from one speaker to the listener is very different from the other it can affect the soundstage or stereo imaging. Therefore, the ideal position is having the speakers equidistant to the listener.

A general guideline for speaker placement is to set up the space between speaker and listener at approximately 1 1/2 times the distance between the speakers. For example, if the speakers are ideally placed a minimum of 6-feet (1.8m) apart, the best seating position would be 9-feet (2.4m) away. (See Figiure3)

The next is referred to as the rule of thirds. This formula dictates that the room should be divided into thirds, with the speakers placed a third of the way into the room. The listener is positioned in the second third of the room, with the last third of the room behind the listener.This may be impractical or difficult to integrate into some decors, so try to at least respect an adequate distance from side and rear walls. The OM Series are not finicky models and can perform quite well with even the least desired placement, but we suggest respecting a distance of two to three feet from the rear wall, a minimum of at least 1-foot.This will allow the OM Series to create incredible depth to the soundstage. Placing them closer than a foot to the wall is fine and will allow very nice stereo imaging, but a little less depth to the soundstage. Do not make the side and rear wall distances equidistant from the speaker, as it will negatively affect room reflections.

The rule of thirds can be difficult to apply to most room environments. Mirage Omnipolar are not difficult to place in a room, just respect the guideline of listening position being approximately 1.5 times the distance between the speakers and provide from 1 to 3 feet clearance from the rear wall.

Once the speaker position has been selected, choose a familiar recording to determine whether the speaker's positioning provides the best musical quality, imaging, and tonal balance.

Connections

The Mirage Omnipolar Series has been fitted with two pairs of high quality, 5-way, gold plated binding posts The five way binding posts accept most popular methods of speaker wire connection, though we recommend the more secure fit of spade lugs and locking banana plugs. Bare wire is not recommended as exposed wire ends can corrode and degrade the signal.

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One set of standard speaker cable can be used if you plan on a conventional connection. Connect the speaker cable from the positive

(+) terminal on the amp to the positive (+) terminal on the speaker. Connect the negative (-) terminal on the amplifier to the negative (-) terminal on the speaker. This method can be applied to the bi-wireable OM series speakers as long as the shorting straps are in place on

the terminals. (See Figure 1)

The OM Series is equipped with two pairs of binding posts to permit bi-wiring. When engineers design a crossover, they're assuming that the terminals of the speaker see the zero source impedance of an amplifier driving it. In reality, you have a cable that's connected from the speaker terminals to the low source impedance of an amplifier, making the cable common to the low and high frequency crossover. Bi-wiring eliminates the common impedance and as a result cleans up the transition area between low and high frequencies. The terminations on the wire should be a high grade as well, and we recommend the use of high quality spades that provide a tight connection to the speaker terminals.

Start this process by removing the shorting straps.The tweeter's terminals are on top, the woofer's on the bottom. If you are using two lengths of wire instead of a pre-made bi-wireable cable, twist the positive leads of the two wires together so they can both be inserted into the positive terminal on the amplifier. Follow the same procedure for the negative leads. Then connect the two positive leads to the positive terminals in back of the speaker, and the negative leads to the negative terminals. (See Figure 2)

Be sure to turn off your amplifier when connecting speakers to your amplifier. Not doing so could result could result in shorting from the speaker's leads and potential damage to the amplifier.

POWERED MODELS

Except for the OM-7, all the models in the OM series are of a Powered/Passive design. Stereophile magazine called this concept 'an idea whose time should long have since come', in reference to the first powered Omnipolar speaker, the OM-6. Low bass frequencies can be generated by either a very large interior volume of the cabinet, which in turn translates to a big speaker that is difficult to integrate into the room décor, or by sufficiently powering the bass drivers.

Built-In Amplification

A dedicated high-powered amplifier is integrated into each cabinet to drive the low frequencies while midrange and high frequencies are powered by the connected components. The built-in amplifiers relieve the burden of amp-draining low frequencies, allowing the speakers to be efficiently driven by most amplifiers.

The OM series incorporates a MOSFET ( Metal Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor) power amplifier technology called Pulse Width Modulation(PWM). The amplifier uses circuitry that responds to incipient clipping by reducing the input level and releasing it as conditions return to normal. The 250-watt PWM amplifier used in the OM-5 provides 90% efficiency as compared to approximately 20% efficiency in conventional amplifiers and thus generates significantly

less heat.

Volume and frequency controls permit fine-tuning of the bass frequencies to suit personal tastes and guarantee maximum performance in any listening environment.

This method permits the best of both worlds, an aesthetically pleasing cabinet that doesn't require much floor space yet is capable of delivering the deepest bass frequencies.

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CONTROLS ON POWERED MODELS

Low Frequency (LF) EQ Control

Low Frequency and Level Controls

The subwoofer, or as we prefer to refer to it as the active low frequency section, uses new circuitry to protect the overall tonal balance as well as permit tailoring to a specific frequency range. Previously, a Level control for the amount of bass output and a Low Frequency EQ control, variable -3db to +3db, allowed adjustments to the extreme low frequency characteristics. This did allow tailoring for room characteristics and personal tastes but there were trade-offs inherent to this design. It meant that all low frequencies were equally boosted, even if you just desired a specific range to be enhanced. For instance, even if you wanted to boost just the 50Hz range, all frequencies up to midrange crossover point were equally amplified, potentially resulting in unwanted bass in other frequencies ranges. The new circuitry system addresses this and has perfected a method of pinpointing the desired frequency range to be modified. The selected point on the Low Frequency represents the desired range of frequencies to be modified and is used as the gradual start of a parabolic curve, varying in slope based on the selected point on the Level Control, variable from -6db to 18db. The parabolic shape, or 'roll in slope' means that a very specific range of frequencies represented by the apex of the curve will be modified as opposed to boosting all frequencies equally under the desired crossover point.You can boost a wide or narrow region of frequencies without disturbing the vital tonal balance. The speaker is in a flat, or zero tailoring to the low frequency section, as long as the level control is set at the 0db position and the frequency is set at 90Hz.

Auto-On/Auto-Off

The subwoofer section of the OM-5 is equipped with a circuit that automatically turns the sub on as soon as it senses a low frequency signal. At a predetermined time after the signal ends, this circuit automatically switches the subwoofer to a stand-by mode.

Clipping Protection

Mirage's proprietary Clipping Protection Circuit (CPC) continuously senses the input signal level and automatically adjusts to prevent unwanted clipping of the waveform to maintain undistorted bass reproduction.

LED

A red LED located at the front of the speaker will always be visible when the speaker is plugged into a receptacle and ready to be played. This LED will turn green when in use.

SURROUND SOUND APPLICATIONS

Although the OM series was designed for the discriminating audiophile, it is also ideally suited for Home Theater applications. The Omnipolar soundstage will put the listener right in the middle of the action if you add the following components. (See Figure 4)

Center channel

An accurate sound stage is the ultimate goal of every home theater enthusiast. This has been attempted by employing main channel speakers capable of creating a wide and constant sound stage, but there is one inherent flaw to this rationale. Surround sound processing will generally direct 60-70% of the film's soundtrack to the center channel speaker. No matter how well the main channel speakers might perform, the forward radiating center has always been the weak link, producing a flatter, directional sound stage. Mirage engineers don't tolerate compromise, they invent solutions.

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Mirage has developed a home theater speaker with a 360 degree radiation pattern that delivers precise dialog placement while at the same time imparting the spaciousness and presence impossible to achieve in conventional center channel designs. It's the world's first and only Omnipolar center channel speaker, the OM-C2, and it will revolutionize the home theater listening experience.

The OM-C2's Omnipolar technology is uniform in dispersion, providing a perfectly spherical, full spectrum sound radiation pattern that greatly expands the prime listening area. It is this 360-degree radiation pattern that allows the listener to be positioned up to 90 degrees of the center channel and still enjoy pinpoint imaging.

Rear Channel

The Mirage OM-R2 is a small surround speaker designed to be wall mounted and blend seamlessly to any OM speaker. The dual, 1'PTH tweeter and 6.5' polypropylene cone guarantee perfect timbre matching.

DISTORTION

When an amplifier is driven beyond its capabilities it produces distorted output power several times greater than its rated power. All amplifiers produce very high levels of distortion when they are overdriven and this distortion can damage any speaker. Overdriven amplifier distortion is called clipping.

Clipping can easily be identified by fuzzy, distorted sounds. If this is heard, lower the volume of the system immediately to avoid damage to your system. If louder volumes are desired, the only solution is to obtain an amplifier capable of delivering more clean, undistorted power.

CABINET CARE

Great care and craftsmanship have gone into the construction and finish of the OM series cabinet. Periodically use a dry cloth to remove dust or fingerprints. Do not use paper towel or other abrasive materials as it may damage the finish.

Feet/Spikes

Eight gold isolation feet and spikes are included with the OM series speakers. The spikes add stability and grip if the speakers are placed on carpet whereas the feet are preferable on floors, as they will not scratch the surface as the spikes might. These feet are used to eliminate the transfer of any low frequency resonance vibrations from the surrounding cabinetry.

SPECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE

Two 1' (25mm) PTH™ Pure Titanium Hybrid in an Omnipolar array

Two 4.5' polypropylene cones with butyl surrounds in an Omnipolar array

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WICHTIGE ANWEISUNGEN!

BITTE AUFMERKSAM DURCHLESEN!

Anweisungen durchlesen

Vor Inbetriebnahme des Produktes bitte alle Sicherheitsund Betriebsanweisungen durchlesen.

Anweisungen aufbewahren

Sicherheitsund Betriebsanweisungen bitte für spätere Informationszwecke aufbewahren.

Achtungshinweise beachten

Achtungshinweise auf den Produktund Betriebsanweisungen bitte beachten.

Anweisungen beachten

Alle Betriebsund Gebrauchsanweisungen bitte beachten.

Reinigen

Vor Reinigen Produkt vom Stromnetz trennen. Bitte nicht flüssige Reinigungsoder Sprühmittel, sondern einfach feuchtes Tuch zum Reinigen verwenden.

Zubehörteile

Keine Zubehörteile benutzen, die nicht vom Hersteller empfohlen werden, da dies mit Gefahr verbunden sein könnte.

Wasser und Feuchtigkeit

Produkt nicht in der Nähe von Wasser benutzen.

Luftzufuhr

Produkt nicht in Einbaumöbeln wie z.B. einem Buchregal oder einem Bücherschrank installieren, es sei denn es besteht genügend Luftzufuhr oder die Anweisungen des Herstellers werden befolgt.

Netzanschluß

Das Produkt bitte nur mit der Art von Stromversorgung benutzen, die auf dem Markenschild angegeben ist. Bei Unklarheiten über die Art der Stromversorgung des Hauses bitte einen Elektrofachmann oder die Elektrizitätswerke anrufen.

Erdung oder Verpolsicherung

Das Produkt kann mit einem WS-Stecker mit Verpolschutz (ein Stecker, bei dem ein Kontakt breiter ist als der andere) ausgerüstet sein. Dieser Stecker kann aus Sicherheitsgründen nur in einer Richtung in eine Steckdose gesteckt werden.

Stecker anders herum einstecken, wenn er nicht in die Steckdose passen will. Klappt es immer noch nicht, bitte einen Elektrofachmann kommen lassen, um die alte Steckdose mit einer neuen zu ersetzen. Auf keinen Fall die Sicherheitsbestimmungen des Verpolschutzes umgehen.

Schutzbestimmungen Verbindungsschnüre

Elektrische Verbindungsschnüre so verlegen, daß nicht über sie gelaufen oder daß sie nicht von auf ihnen liegenden Gegenständen eingeklemmt werden. Dabei besondere Aufmerksamkeit den Stellen zukommen lassen, wo die Schnüre in einem Stecker bzw. einer Steckdose enden oder wo sie an das Produkt angeschlossen werden.

Überbelastung

Steckdosen oder Verlängerungsschnüre nicht überbelasten, da sonst das Risiko von Stromschlägen bestehen kann.

Eindringen von Gegenständen oder Flüssigkeiten

Niemals Flüssigkeiten irgendwelcher Art über dem Produkt verschütten.

Reparatur und Wartung

Niemals versuchen, das Produkt selbst zu reparieren oder zu warten, da man beim Abnehmen der Wände berührungsgefährlichen Spannungen oder anderen Gefahren ausgesetzt sein kann. Alle Wartungsarbeiten nur von qualifiziertem Personal durchführen lassen.

Wärmequellen

Produkt nicht in der Nähe von Wärmequellen wie z.B. Heizkörpern, Heizrohren, Öfen oder anderen wärmeerzeugenden Geräten (inklusive Verstärkern) aufstellen.

Perioden der Nichtbenutzung

Bei längeren Perioden der Nichtbenutzung Verbindungsschnur des Produktes vom Netz trennen.

Plazierung

Das Produkt bitte nur als Stand-Lautsprecher verwenden, da er nicht zum Einbau in Regalen oder Bücherbords vorgesehen ist.

Inanspruchnahme von Reparaturen

Das Produkt sollte nur von qualifiziertem Personal repariert oder gewartet werden, wenn

A.die Verbindungsschnur oder der Stecker beschädigt wurde oder

B.Gegenstände in das Gerät gefallen oder Flüssigkeiten über es verschüttet wurden oder

C.das Gerät im Regen stand oder

D.das Gerät nicht mehr normal funktioniert oder in seiner Klangwiedergabe einen offensichtlichen Wechsel zeigt oder

E.das Gerät hingefallen oder das Gehäuse beschädigt wurde.

WICHTIG

Ihr Lautsprecher der OM-Serie kann große Mengen Strom verbrauchen. Er sollte deshalb nicht an den eingeschalteten oder ausgeschalteten Netzanschluß eines Receivers oder Prozessors angeschlossen werden. Wenn möglich, ihn an einen separaten Stromkreis anschließen.

ANMERKUNG: Das vorliegende Gerät respektiert die für digitale Ausrüstungen der Klasse B vorgeschriebenen Grenzwerte, wie sie in Abschnitt 15 der Bestimmungen der US-Fernmelde-Verwaltung dargelegt sind. Diese Grenzwerte gewährleisten einen angemessenen Schutz gegen Empfangsstörungen in Wohngebieten. Das Gerät erzeugt, verbraucht und strahlt radiomagnetische Wellen ab und kann, falls nicht ordnungsgemäß nach Betriebsanweisungen installiert und benutzt, Störungen bei Fernsehund Radioempfang verursachen.Wir können jedoch keine Gewähr geben, daß solche Störungen in einer konkreten Anlage nicht auftreten. Sollte das Gerät den Radiound Fernsehempfang störend beeinflussen - und das kann durch Einund Ausschalten des Gerätes festgestellt werden - empfehlen wir unseren Käufern zur Abhilfe eine oder mehrere nachstehend beschriebene Maßnahmen zu treffen:

•Empfangsantenne anders ausrichten oder an anderem Ort aufstellen;

•Abstand des Gerätes zum Receiver vergrößern;

•Gerät an einen anderen Stromkreis anschließen als den, an den der Receiver angeschlossen ist;

•Radiohändler oder erfahrenen Radio-/Fernsehtechniker um Rat und Hilfe fragen.

ACHTUNG

Um das Risiko von Stromschlägen zu umgehen,

•breiten Steckkontakt nur in breiten Steckanschluß einstecken.

•Bespannungen, die die Lautsprecherchassis bedecken, nicht abnehmen.

In der Box dieses Lautsprechers sind elektronische Bauteile eingebaut. Aus diesem Grund sollte er niemals in der unmittelbaren Nähe von möglichen Wärmequellen wie z.B. Öfen oder Heizkörpern aufgestellt werden. Um das Risiko von Feuergefahr oder Stromschlägen gering zu halten, sollte der Subwoofer nicht in der Nähe von feuchtigkeitspendenden Apparaten wie z.B. Luftbefeuchtern oder im Regen aufgestellt werden. Die elektrische Verbindungsschnur sollte so verlegt werden, daß nicht über sie gelaufen oder daß sie nicht eingeklemmt wird, um zu vermeiden, daß Isolierung und Stromleiter beschädigt werden könnten.

Ungeachtet der Tatsache, wo er aufgestellt wird, soll der Mirage Lautsprecher immer aufrecht stehen und sein Woofer nach vorne zeigen. Der Subwoofer soll nur als Stand-Lautsprecher benutzt werden. Wenn er für längere Zeit in einer anderen Stellung benutzt wird, können sich Schäden ergeben, die nicht von der Garantie gedeckt sind.

Bestimmte Fernsehapparate reagieren mit besonderer Empfindlichkeit auf magnetische Felder. Wenn auf Ihrem Fernseher nach Installierung des Subwoofers verzerrte Farbmuster auftreten, sollten Sie den Abstand zwischen Ihrem TV-Set und dem Subwoofer vergrößern, bis die Verzerrungen auf ihrem Fernseher verschwunden sind.

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Die gesetzlichen Bestimmungen in bezug auf die für dieses Produkt gegebene Garantie können je nach Land verschieden sein. Erkundigen Sie sich bei Ihrem Fachhändler nach den genauen Einzelheiten einer BEGRENZTEN GARANTIE, die in Ihrem Land gilt.

WICHTIG: Bitte Verpackungsmaterial dieses Mirage-Produktes aufbewahren, damit es im Falle eines Versandes zur Reparatur an einen Kundendienst geschützt ist. Ein Produkt, das von dem Endverbraucher nicht in der Orginalverpackung versandt und von einem Kundendienst in beschädigtem Zustand erhalten wurde, wird beim Rückversand zu Kosten des Endverbrauchers repariert und ordnungsgemäß verpackt.

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'Mirage', das 'Mirage' Logo, und 'API Accessories' sind Warenzeichen von Audio Products International Corp. 'Dolby', 'Dolby Pro-Logic' und 'Dolby Digital Surround' sind Warenzeichen von Dolby Laboratories Licensing. DTS ist ein Warenzeichen von Digital Theater Systems Inc.