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Volume Control

Rotate the VOL knob on the front panel, or use the Volume up/ down keys on the 

remote  control,  to  set  the  volume  level.  The  range  is  -78dB  to  0dB,  the  factory 

default volume setting is -30dB. When coming out of standby the 9000A will be set 

to the previously used volume setting, except if louder than -20dB, in which case the 

volume will default to -20dB. You can change the limit, please see the Menu options 

for the Power On Limit feature.

Standby Mode

After initial power on, the 9000A will be in ‘Standby’ mode. To use the 9000A, press 

the ‘Standby’ button to bring on the 9000A. The power indicator LED will become 

brighter and the display will show the ‘Audiolab’ welcome screen as the unit enters 

the operational mode.

If the system is connected via the 12V Triggers, putting the 9000A (master device) in 

standby will put all slave devices in standby mode simultaneously.

Also,  if  using  the  remote  control,  pressing  STANDBY  will  put  both  9000A  and 

9000CDT in standby simultaneously. No 12V Triggers needed.

Source Select

Rotate the SELECT knob on the front panel or use the source (

or

) buttons on the 

remote handset to select different input sources. 

In addition, you can hold the source (

or

) buttons on the remote handset to enter 

the visual input selection option on the GUI display. Cycle through the options by 

pressing the source buttons on the remote controller. Press the SELECT knob on the 

remote handset to confirm.

When  powering  on  your  system,  make  sure  to  power  on  additional  components 

(such as 9000CDT or a turntable etc.) before powering on the 9000A. 

When  powering  your  system  off,  first  turn  off  the  9000A  followed  by  additional 

components.

Mute

Press the VOL knob on the front panel or MUTE button on the remote handset to 

mute / unmute the 9000A.

Alternative Display Options

The  Audiolab  9000A  has  an  intelligent  and  versatile  display.  You  can  access  the 

display options via the menu function. 

Press  the  MENU  on  the  remote  control  to  enter  menu  mode,  or  long-press  the 

MODE button on the front panel of the device. 

Navigate to 'Display Options' via the menu options (use the Vol +/- buttons on the 

remote or front panel of the device for navigation). Choose and confirm by "    " on 

the remote control or front panel of the device. 

Or  you  can  just  press  the  DISPLAY  on  the  remote  control  to  cycle  the  display 

options. Here, you will have access to the following display options:

Analogue VU

Audiolab

Digital VU

Display Off

Specifications

Important 

Safety Information

Contents Getting Started Controls and Functions Remote Handset

Warranty Coverage

Connections Menu Options

System Operations

Summary of Contents for 9000A

Page 1: ...User Manual 9000A VOL MODE SELECT...

Page 2: ...These servicing instructions are for use by quali ed service personnel only To reduce the risk of electric shock do not perform any servicing other than that contained in the operating instructions un...

Page 3: ...in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment o and on the user is encouraged to try...

Page 4: ...8 Menu Options 10 System Operations 13 Warranty Coverage 17 Speci cations 19 2 Contents Audiolab 9000A System Operations Menu Options Speci cations Important Safety Information Contents Getting Start...

Page 5: ...r area One remote handset One instruction manual Unpacking the Equipment The carton should contain Please note The remote control requires 2 x AAA type batteries Due to international shipping and cour...

Page 6: ...D AMPLIFIER MODEL 9000A 12V TRIG IN OUT USB UPDATE INPUT OPT2 OPT1 COAX1 COAX2 DIGITAL INPUT XLR RIGHT LEFT INPUT OUT PRE POWER AUX1 AUX2 AUX3 PHONO L R OUTPUT RIGHT LEFT CLASS 2 WIRING Loudspeaker Te...

Page 7: ...e them in good time Note there is a risk of re and injury if a batteriy is handled improperly Do not disassemble crush puncture short the contacts or dispose of the batteries in re or water Do not att...

Page 8: ...12V Trigger connections one output and one input Use the output to control other products ie Audiolab ampli ers or third party compatible equipment Use the input when the 9000A is to be controlled ie...

Page 9: ...inputs AUX1 AUX2 or AUX3 Headphone Output A stereo 6 3mm 1 4 jack is provided on the front panel for connecting headphones When headphones are connected the audio to the loudspeaker terminals will be...

Page 10: ...e pre ringing It o ers a strong punchy bass with a good transient attack Hybrid This is the combination of Linear phase and Minimum phase It o ers a fast transient attack strong punchy bass and crisp...

Page 11: ...er is lowest This will avoid a sudden loud signal at the beginning of a new session Display Option Access the various display options for the 9000A front panel display Display Time Out Adjust the time...

Page 12: ...panel standby button or remote control standby button Language The 9000A o ers multiple language options for the GUI Select your chosen language from the list The default language is English Trigger...

Page 13: ...you can hold the source or buttons on the remote handset to enter the visual input selection option on the GUI display Cycle through the options by pressing the source buttons on the remote controlle...

Page 14: ...0 60Hz 660W FUSE T3 15AL 250V ON OFF POWER 9000A INTEGRATED AMPLIFIER MODEL 9000A 12V TRIG IN OUT USB UPDATE INPUT OPT2 OPT1 COAX1 COAX2 DIGITAL INPUT XLR RIGHT LEFT INPUT OUT PRE POWER AUX1 AUX2 AUX3...

Page 15: ...6dB Time out 5s 15s 30s 10s The menu enables you to customize the unit and optimise the interface with other equipment in your system Press the SELECT knob on front panel or MENU key on the remote co...

Page 16: ...tsche Espa ol Italiano Nederlands Francais Polski Suomalaninen PC USB VER 1 XX Trigger O On Display Settings Brightness Time out Animation 5s 15s 30s 10s 1 10 On O Speci cations Important Safety Infor...

Page 17: ...ty terms will immediately invalidate any warranty claim Please check with your dealer local distributor for further information The following items are excluded from the Audiolab warranty Normal wear...

Page 18: ...rably in the original carton or packaging a ording an equal degree of protection and returned via insured trackable courier service The authorised dealer or distributor will o er full return details a...

Page 19: ...weighted 80dB Phono MM A weighted Optical Coaxial 44 1kHz 192kHz PC USB 44 1kHz 768kHz PCM DSD64 DSD128 DSD256 DSD512 6dB Line 53dB Phono MM 1Vrms Line Volume 0dB 2Vrms XLR Volume 0dB 4 4mV Phono MM V...

Page 20: ...n Size mm W x H x D Finish Power Requirements depending on region Standard Accessories 1Vrms 110dB A weighted 15A 29dB 2 x 100W 8 ohms THD 1 2 x 160W 4 ohms THD 1 20Hz 20kHz 0 3dB 0 002 1kHz 50W 8 ohm...

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Page 22: ...Audiolab IAG House 13 14 Glebe Road Huntingdon Cambridgeshire PE29 7DL UK Telephone 44 0 1480 452561 Email service audiolab co uk http www audiolab co uk...

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