• Designed in the « Lounge » Mood & Hi-Fi inspired technologies!
• 2.1 Speaker kit : 2 satellite speakers + wooden subwoofer + Remote control designed to house and connect iPod®, Zune® and any MP3 player
• Total output Power: 32 Watts RMS, Peak Power: 64 Watts
• Exclusive Design
• Wired Remote Control designed to house MP3 player:
  • General Volume control
  • Bass control
  • External Line in connector (to directly connect the MP3)
  • Stereo headset connector
  • Microphone connector
• Wooden subwoofer integrating the Pass-Band technology
  • Dual Echo chamber
  • Bass Reflex Tube
  • Wooden-made sufwoofer
• Satellites with design inspired by Hi-Fi
  • Metal grid to protect the drivers
  • Port inspired by Hi-Fi systems (bass-medium)
  • Wall-mountable
• Magnetically shielded satellite speakers
• Speaker cable lenght: 1.80m
• Cable to connect the remote control and the computer: 1.80m

• 2 satellites featuring a port
• Wooden subwoofer, integrates PassBand Technology
• Wired Remote Control designed to house iPod®, Zune® and MP3 players
• Cable to connect the audio source
• iPod® and Zune® Adapter
• Warranty certificate and user manual

Compatible with:
PC - Mac®
MP3 Player
CD/ DVD Player - TV
Video Gaming consoles

2.1

System for transmitting sound over three channels, with 2 channels reproducing medium and high range frequencies and 1 channel reproducing bass frequencies.

Magnetic shielding

Magnetic shielding shields against the magnetic field generated by speakers, for example. If a speaker is touching a CRT screen (television or computer), magnetic shielding is necessary to avoid disturbing the display.

Satellite

Satellite is the name given to a speaker which does not reproduce bass frequencies: this speaker is therefore the satellite to a subwoofer. In a X.1 kit (2.1, 4.1, 5.1 , 6.1 or 7.1), the digit before the point 1, i.e. the 2, 4, 5, 6 or 7, represents the number of satellites in the speaker kit.

Subwoofer

The subwoofer is a speaker which reproduces bass frequencies, and is often larger than other types of speakers as bass frequencies require larger membranes than is the case with high or medium frequencies. A single subwoofer is most often included in a speaker kit: as bass frequencies are transmitted all around the membrane (omnidirectionally) and not just in front of the membrane, a single subwoofer is sufficient to provide rich bass sound all across an area, as long as it is powerful enough. In a X.1 kit (2.1, 4.1, 5.1, 6.1 or 7.1), the digit after the period, i.e. the 1, signifies that 1 subwoofer is included.

Speaker

Unit reproducing an acoustic wave from an electrical signal which vibrates one or more membranes, the movements creating a sound wave.

Line input

Analog audio input designed to receive an unamplified sound signal. There are 2 line levels: the general public line level, at -10dBv: this is the signal output level of a Hi-Fi component connected to an amplifier via a connector known as a line input. The professional line level, at +4dBu, is much more powerful, and is used to connect studio or public-address (PA) equipment.

Microphone input

An analog plug to which a microphone is connected: microphone inputs may be in 6.35mm jack (1/4’’ jack), 3.5mm jack (1/8’’ jack) or XLR formats.

Headphone plug

Stereo audio output allowing for the connection of stereo headphones. A headphone plug uses a connector in 3.5mm mini-jack format.

Stereo

Abbreviation of stereophonic. A stereophonic signal is a signal transmitted over 2 channels: one channel on the left and one channel on the right, whereby the sound transmitted is different on each channel.

Dome-shaped driver

Speaker driver with a dome shape for enhanced sound distribution.

Driver

A driver is a device which transforms a signal into another signal: a speaker is a driver which transforms an electrical signal into a sound signal.

Watts Peak Power

Watts Peak Power represents the peak electrical power delivered by an amplifier to speakers.