Pro-Ject Audio Systems Set Mediaplayer User Manual

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Dear music lover,
thank you for purchasing a Pro-Ject “Mediaplayer” Set.
In order to achieve maximum performance and reliability you should study these instructions for use carefully.

Warning of a hazard for the user, the units or possible misuse.

Important notice.

Safety instructions

AC outlet voltages vary from country to country. Before connecting to the mains, make sure that the

voltage in your area meets the voltage requirements printed on the power supply.
The power cord/power supply is used to disconnect the unit from the mains. Make sure that the
power cord/power supply is easily accessible at all times.

Never handle the device, the power

cord/power supply while your hands are wet or damp.
Avoid letting liquids enter the device or the power supply. Never place any item containing liquid,

such as a flower vase on or near the device. Never spill any liquid on the device or the power supply.
Never place any naked flame sources, such as lighted candles on or near the device. The product shall not

be used in damp or wet locations, next to a bathtub, sink, swimming pool or any other similar conditions.

What’s in the box

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Stereo Box S including remote control handset, power supply and power cord

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Media Box S including remote control handset and power supply

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2 x Speaker Box 5 including wall mount brackets and instruction for use

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Design Box 2 Acryl

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Speaker cable, length 2 x 3 meter

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8 x banana plugs (4mm )

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Interconnect cable, length 25cm

Connectors - Stereo Box S

Record Out

Right

Left

Right

Left

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Make all connections whilst the amplifier is disconnected from the power supply.

Connecting amplifier and mediaplayer

Connect, using the supplied interconnect cable, the sockets IN1 on the amplifier to the sockets OUT on the

Media Box S.
Inputs
Line level sources such as CD player radio or TV can be connected to the input sockets marked IN1 or IN2.

Take care to connect the left and right channels correctly. The right channel is usually marked red,

the left channel black or white.