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Introduction
VRM Box contains a unique technology that allows you to monitor audio on a pair of headphones, as if you were in a real environment listening to real
speakers. There are three environments and 15 pairs of speakers to choose from, creating a total of 24 listening scenarios.
VRM Box has a tactile volume control with a class leading headphone amplifier and external S/PDIF input, complete with built-in sample-rate
conversion, in a pocket-sized package that fits neatly on your desk.
What’s in the box
1 VRM Box
1 Installer CD (includes installation files for Macintosh and Windows PC, and this User Guide)
1 USB cable
1 Register Me Online card
1 Getting Started Guide
VRM Box hardware overview
1. Volume knob
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VRM “Active” LED
3. Headphone socket
4. Kensington Lock port
5. USB socket
6. S/PDIF input socket
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Contents
Important Safety Instructions ............................................................ 2
Environmental Declaration ................................................................ 2
Contents ................................................................................................ 3
Introduction .......................................................................................... 3
What’s in the box .................................................................................. 3
VRM Box hardware overview .............................................................. 3
Operating system compatibility ......................................................... 4
Installing the software ......................................................................... 4
VRM Box hardware setup .................................................................... 4
VRM Box as the main audio interface ............................................... 4
VRM Box in conjunction with another audio interface .................... 5
VRM Box control panel software ........................................................ 5
What is Virtual Reference Monitoring? .............................................. 6
The problem .......................................................................................... 6
The solution .......................................................................................... 6
The method ........................................................................................... 6
VRM technical data .............................................................................. 6
Performance specifications
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Latency and CPU information ............................................................. 8
Copyright .............................................................................................. 8
