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7.

Ship the monitor to us. We suggest insurance
for all forms of cartage. Ship to this address:

Mackie Designs

SERVICE DEPARTMENT

16140 Wood-Red Rd. NE, Suite 5

Woodinville, WA 98072

8.

We’ll try to fix the monitor in three to five
business days. Ask Tech Support for current
turnaround times when you call for your RA
number. The product MUST be packaged in
its original packing box and must have the
RA number appear on the box. Once it’s
repaired, we’ll ship it back the same way in
which it was received. This paragraph does
not necessarily apply to non-warranty service.

• Excessive hiss is an indication of an

incorrect gain setting somewhere before
the speaker.

• If possible, listen to the signal source with

headphones plugged in. If it sounds noisy
there, it’s not the monitor.

I hear sound from the monitors after I
switch the AC power off!

• Use the front panel switch to turn the

monitors on and off, or turn off the signal
going to the monitors when the AC power is
turned off.

Repair

Service for the U.S. versions of our monitors

is available only from our factory, located in
sunny Woodinville, Washington. (Service for
monitors living outside the United States can
be obtained through local dealers or distribu-
tors.) If your monitor needs service, follow
these instructions:

1.

Review the preceding troubleshooting
suggestions. Please.

2.

Call Tech Support at 1-800-258-6883, 7 am
to 5 pm PST, to explain the problem and
request an RA (Return Authorization)
number. Have your monitor’s serial
number(s) ready. You must have an RA
number before you can obtain service at the
factory.

3.

Set aside the power cord, owner’s manual,
or anything else that you’ll ever want to see
again. We are responsible for the return of
the monitor only.

4.

Pack the monitor in its original packing
box. This is 

very important

. When you call

for the RA number, please let Tech Support
know if you need new packaging. 

Mackie is

not responsible for any damage that occurs
due to non-factory packaging.

5.

Include a legible note stating your name,
shipping address (no P.O. boxes), daytime
phone number, RA number, and a detailed
description of the problem, including how
we can duplicate it.

6.

Write the RA number in 

BIG PRINT

 on top

of the box.

Summary of Contents for HR824

Page 1: ...HR626 HIGH RESOLUTION ACTIVE STUDIO MONITOR OWNER S MANUAL...

Page 2: ...ert 15 Grounding or Polarization Precautions should be taken so that the grounding or polarization means of this Mackie product is not defeated 16 Power Protection Unplug this Mackie product during li...

Page 3: ...velopment team realized that a commitment was required in terms of new resources and new equipment So we re cruited some of the best speaker and acoustic engineers in the industry to assist in the des...

Page 4: ...f them on the back of the cabinet or wait until you read about them later on in this manual so you really know what they do For now just leave them at the factory default set provides a smooth respons...

Page 5: ...DBY ON INPUT SENSITIVITY ACOUSTIC SPACE LOW FREQ FILTER POWER MODE HIGH FREQ FILTER HALF WHOLE NORMAL QUARTER 80Hz LOW CUT 40Hz NORMAL MAINS INPUT 120VAC 220 240 VAC 50 60 Hz 130W SIGNAL INPUTS BAL UN...

Page 6: ...hieve their best bass response in a room that s optimized for bass reproduction A lot of factors can conspire to thwart the HR626s extended low frequency including room shape room volume and acoustica...

Page 7: ...aterial should have the option to use pm3 THX pm3 Certifi cation is ideal for DVD mastering sweetening and mixing and is also perfect for facilities do ing work in broadcast music or multi media appli...

Page 8: ...se the HR626s free standing away from walls and corners whole space set the ACOUSTIC SPACE switch to the C position NORMAL This is where you connect your signal to the monitor and make adjustments to...

Page 9: ...se curve For some applications the low frequency output of the HR626 may impair your ability to make mix judgements For THX applications use the 80Hz setting For non THX applications where a sub woofe...

Page 10: ...oduce no sound Low level circuitry is still active but the power consumption of the circuitry is minimal 12 watts INTERNAL BI AMPLIFICATION 100W L F 40W H F 10dB NORM OFF 0dB NORMAL AUTO ON 2dB 2dB ST...

Page 11: ...Bu minimum activates the auto on function A silent period greater than eight minutes activates the auto off function The green power LED on the front panel reflects the state of the amplifiers Mains I...

Page 12: ...ront panel mute switch has no effect The power LED remains off If the POWER MODE switch is ON the front panel mute switch turns the HR626 on or returns it to STANDBY mode as indicated by the power LED...

Page 13: ...hould use high quality shielded cable to connect the signal source to the SIGNAL INPUT jack on the HR626 Foil shielded cables such as Belden 8451 8761 or 9501 are commonly used for studio wiring Micro...

Page 14: ...evice on the same AC circuit as the monitor Dimmers cause buzzing noises Use an AC line filter or plug the monitor into a different AC circuit SERVICE INFO Details concerning Warranty Service are spel...

Page 15: ...U S versions of our monitors is available only from our factory located in sunny Woodinville Washington Service for monitors living outside the United States can be obtained through local dealers or d...

Page 16: ...u 0 155 mV Driver Protection Compressor with independent LF and HF overload detection Specifications Enclosure Materials and Construction 5 8 inch 16mm thick MDF construction with 1 inch 25 4mm thick...

Page 17: ...iescent idle 20 watts Musical Program Loud mix 105 watts Both channels driven into resistive loading to 1 clipping LF 86W 4 HF 38W 8 255 watts US 120 VAC 60Hz Europe 240 VAC 50Hz Korea AC Power Select...

Page 18: ...recording guru Rick Chinn Dave Franzwa produced this manual using the following tools Initially written in Microsoft Word the text was imported into Adobe PageMaker IllustrationswereproducedinAdobeIll...

Page 19: ...50 100 200 500 1k 2k 5k 10k Hz HR626 High Frequency EQ Filter Response dBu 40 10 38 36 34 32 30 28 26 24 22 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 2 4 6 8 20 20k 50 100 200 500 1k 2k 5k 10k Hz HR626 Low Frequen...

Page 20: ...rope Asia Central South America 425 487 4333 Middle East Africa 31 20 654 4000 Fax 425 487 4337 www mackie com E mail sales mackie com Some of the people at our factory who helped design build sell an...

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