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Main bus inputs allow outputs
from receivers, CD players, TVs,
or any stereo audio sources to
be amplified across all channels
for easy multi-room applications.
Auxiliary inputs allow an
additional audio source to be
played on any channel that is
switched to AUX.
Bus outputs allow the bus inputs
to be sent to other amplifiers or
a daisy chain without the need
for "Y" cables or splitters. Auxiliary
outputs allow you to daisy-chain
the input to other amplifiers.
Level controls for
each channel.
Gold-plated
individual channel
inputs allow you to
connect different
audio sources to
each channel.
Source Selection Switch
Allows you to select
between the common bus
and auxiliary inputs, or the
individual channel input.
One Switch Allows you to
select which stereo input
channel will play through
the speaker outputs: left,
right, or left and right
combined. If switched to
Left + Right, both input
channels are combined.
3-30V AC or DC
input to trigger
power up with
voltage from
another device,
such as a receiver.
12V output to turn on
other devices when
amplifier is powered up.
Connect to projector
screens, powered drapes,
or other devices with
voltage triggers.
Binding posts allow
the use of stripped
speaker wire, spade
connectors, or
banana plugs.
3-Prong
removable
power plug.
Fused AC input.
Bridging Switch Allows you to easily
double the power output by coupling
two channels together.
Slide switch
allows you to
switch between
different trigger
methods to
power up the
amplifier.
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To best understand system design and operation of the Vital
amplifiers it is useful to understand the following terms and
features.
-ULTI2OOM
A system design that plays the same source at the same time
in all rooms. If a change is made in one room, the same
change takes place in all other rooms. For example, if a
listener changes from CD to Tuner in the bedroom, the same
change will be heard in the kitchen. Note: With the use of
volume controls or speaker switchers the volume of each room
can be controlled separately of the other rooms.
-ULTI:ONE
A system design that allows different sources to be played
in each room. A change in one room can be made without
changing the other rooms. For example the CD player can be
heard in the bedroom while the kitchen is playing the tuner.
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Bridging
The combining of 2 channels to create one mono channel. It is
useful when more volume is needed in a particular area.
3OURCE
Component, audio or video, that provides an audio signal.
Examples are CD, VCR, DVD, tape deck and tuner. The source
provides the audio information that is amplified by the Vital
amplifiers.
#HANNEL
A distinct unit of the Vital amplifier that provides output to one
speaker. The input to each channel can be configured to select
from the BUS INPUT, the AUX INPUT or that channel’s unique
CHANNEL INPUT. Two adjacent channels can be bridged to
provide higher power to one speaker.
