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Kali Audio MM-6 Users’ Guide

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Inputs and Controls

Dip Switch Quick Reference Guide

The quick reference guide on the back of the speaker can help you set the dip switches to 

the appropriate positions for your application without needing to consult this manual.

Dip Switches

The dip switches control Boundary EQ, HF and LF Trim, and whether the left or right speaker 

is primary. A full explanation of the operation of the dip switches can be found on page 11.

Volume Control

The volume control allows users to adjust the output of the speaker from -∞ (Muted) to +6 

dB. There is a center detente at the +0 dB setting, and this is where Kali recommends you 

leave the volume setting, adjusting the level via the remote control. Two notable exceptions 

to this recommendation are:
 

1. If you are in an asymmetrical room, it may be necessary to have one speaker set at  

 

a different volume to achieve proper left-to-right balance. 

 

2. If you are listening at maximum volume and are not satisfied with the output of the  

 

speakers, you may set try setting them both to the +6 dB setting. 

Optical Input

The optical input allows convenient connection to most televisions and other devices like 

Blu-Ray players and gaming consoles. See page 10 for instructions regarding connecting 

multiple speakers.

S/PDIF Input

The S/PDIF input allows connection to receivers and other consumer and professional audio 

equipment. See page 10 for instructions regarding connecting multiple speakers.

RCA Input

The RCA input allows convenient connection to a wide range of devices. In addition to de-

vices with RCA outputs, adapters for other output formats are easy to find. See page 10 for 

instructions regarding connecting multiple speakers.

XLR Input

The XLR input allows connection to professional audio devices, as well as high end receiv-

ers with balanced outputs. The XLR also allows input from another MM-6 speaker when one 

of the stereo inputs is used on the other speaker. See page 10 for details about connecting 

multiple speakers. 

XLR Output

The XLR output sends the secondary channel of a stereo signal coming into one MM-6 to 

another MM-6. See page 10 for details about connecting multiple speakers. 

Power Input - On/Off Switch

Plug the provided power cord into the power input.
Use the on/off switch to power the speaker on and off. Be sure to power the speaker off 

when connecting or disconnecting the power cable, during lightning storms, or during 

extended periods of disuse. Turning the power on and off externally, for instance via a wifi 

power switch, will not harm the device. 

Summary of Contents for MM-6

Page 1: ...Kali Audio MM 6 Users Guide 1 MM 6 Multimedia Speaker User s Guide Project Mammoth...

Page 2: ...RTANT SAFETY INFORMATION 3 ABOUT YOUR SPEAKERS 5 FULL SPECIFICATIONS 7 INPUTSANDCONTROLS 8 CONNECTING MULTIPLE SPEAKERS 10 USING THE REMOTE CONTROL 11 DIP SWITCHES 12 CLIMATE CONSIDERATIONS 15 FIRST T...

Page 3: ...r cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs receptacles and at the point where they exit the apparatus 14 Use only attachments and or accessories specified by the manufacturer 15 Use...

Page 4: ...the appliance Remote Control Battery 1 Keep small cells and batteries which are considered swallowable out of the reach of children Les petites batteries et batteries aval es doivent tre plac es dans...

Page 5: ...n studios and creators work ing in immersive formats like Dolby Atmos If you ve listened to music watched something on TV or been to the movies in the last few years you ve heard something that was ma...

Page 6: ...in a surround or immersive format you ll be able to hear a detailed picture of the sound between the speakers and all around you Kali s team developed the 3 D imaging waveguide to make mixing easier...

Page 7: ...Crossover 1500 Hz Frequency Response 10dB 39 Hz 25 kHz Frequency Range 3dB 47 Hz 21 kHz Recommended Listening Distance 5 2 5 Meters Max SPL Peak at 1M 115 dB System THD 90dB SPL at 1M 3 from 80 Hz to...

Page 8: ...Kali Audio MM 6 Users Guide 8 Inputs and Controls...

Page 9: ...ay players and gaming consoles See page 10 for instructions regarding connecting multiple speakers S PDIF Input The S PDIF input allows connection to receivers and other consumer and professional audi...

Page 10: ...ooking to use a single MM 6 for mono you must configure your output device to send a mono signal If you purchased a pair of MM 6 the pair will have come with a remote control and a 10 foot XLR ca ble...

Page 11: ...the XLR input on the other MM 6 Alternative Connect via RCA without XLR Plug the left usually white side of the RCA connector into the left RCA input of the left speaker and plug the right usually re...

Page 12: ...xpensive but are less susceptible to spurious noise Using the Remote Control The MM 6 comes with a remote control that controls the volume of the system when the digital optical or S PDIF inputs are u...

Page 13: ...rent dip switch settings will only reference the set of switches currently applicable Switches 1 3 Boundary Compensation EQs Position 1 Free Space The speaker is on a monitor stand at least 5 meters a...

Page 14: ...ch 3 UP Position 6 On a Desk Close to a Wall The speaker is on a desk or table and is within 5 meters 20 inches of a wall without being butted right against one Switch 1 UP Switch 2 DOWN Switch 3 UP P...

Page 15: ...DOWN 2 dB in High Frequencies UP 2 dB in High Frequencies Note Switch 7 does not function independent of switch 6 If switch 6 is DOWN the HF trim will be DISENGAGED and switch 7 will have no effect Sw...

Page 16: ...vel If the speakers are too high you can turn them upside down but you shouldn t turn them on their side Once the speakers are in position follow these steps to get them powered on and playing for the...

Page 17: ...ng Are you using RCA a If yes be advised that RCA is an unbalanced connection and is prone to picking up noise as signal travels through the cable This is especially true if you are using very long RC...

Page 18: ...e retailer may ask you to provide specific details about the nature of the defect What is not covered The following cases are NOT covered by this warranty Damage from shipping Damage from dropping or...

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