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CONTENTS

GETTING STARTED ................................................................................................................................................. 2
SETTING UP YOUR LIBERTY SOUND SYSTEM ..................................................................................................... 2/3
ELIMINATING FEEDBACK / SPEAKER STAND SETUP ............................................................................................. 3
LIBERTY SOUND SYSTEM BASIC OPERATION ........................................................................................................ 4
CARING FOR & CHARGING YOUR BUILT-IN BATTERIES ..................................................................................... 4/5
OPERATING THE BUILT-IN CD PLAYER .................................................................................................................. 6
OPERATING THE BUILT-IN UHF WIRELESS RECEIVER ........................................................................................... 6
OPERATING THE WIRELESS MICROPHONE / TRANSMITTER ................................................................................. 7
HAVING TROUBLE W/ YOUR SOUND SYSTEM? ...................................................................................................... 8
LIBERTY SOUND SYSTEM TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ........................................................................................ 8

HAVING TROUBLE W/ YOUR SOUND SYSTEM?

CONDITION POSSIBLE 

CAUSE

No Sound 

(power LED = OFF) 

• power switch is in OFF position

 

• batteries are fully discharged - LED may flash briefly

No Sound 

(power LED = ON) 

• no output from source

 

• input cable unplugged or input volume control is low or off

 

• cable plugged into switched speaker output without speaker

Shortened Battery Life 

• short in external speaker cable or speaker

 

• total external speaker impedance < 4ohm

 

• batteries are not fully charged or need to be replaced

Distorted Sound 

• poor connection on input cable

 

• input signal too strong

Excessive Hum or Noise 

• input cable not shielded

 

• not using balanced microphone

HAVING TROUBLE W/ YOUR WIRELESS SYSTEM? 

(Wireless Models Only)

CONDITION POSSIBLE 

CAUSE

No Sound 

(RX ON Indicator = ON) 

• wireless volume control is to low or off

 

• no mic plugged into belt-pack transmitter

No Sound 

(RX ON Indicator = OFF) 

• sound system not turned on

 

• transmitter power switch turned off

 

• low battery or no battery in transmitter

 

• transmitter and receiver are not on the same channel

NEED MORE HELP?  View demonstration videos on proper system setup and operation 

at our website – http://www.anchoraudio.com/liberty.php

Anchor Audio, Inc.

Portable Sound Systems  •  Torrance, California

100-0134-000/C - 1/06

OWNER’S MANUAL

Liberty

Portable Sound System

Anchor Audio Customer Service

888-444-6077

LIBERTY TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Rated Power Output 

50 watts

Max SPL @ Rated Power  117 dB Projection ON
 

107 dB Projection OFF

Batteries 

(two) 

12 Volt rechargeable, 9.0 AH

Frequency Response 

60 Hz – 15 kHz ± 3 dB Proj OFF

 

+10 dB from 1.5 – 12kHz Proj ON

Speaker Type 

8” titanium dome compression driver

AC Power Reqs. 

90 – 264 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 50W max

Dimensions

 (HWD) 

22.5 x 13 x 10” / 57 x 33 x 25 cm

Weight 

44 pounds / 20 Kg

(Specifications subject to change without notice)

Inputs

Microphone 

(2 universal) Lo-Z 

(1 k ohm), balanced, XLR

 

12 VDC condenser mic, phantom pwr

 Hi-Z 

(10 k ohm), unbalanced, 1/4”

Auxiliary Hi-Z 

(10 k ohm), unbalanced, 1/4”

Outputs

Line 

(post fader) Lo-Z 

(<1k ohm), buffered, 1/4”

Speaker 

switch: 8ohm/unswitch: 4ohm, 1/4”

Sensitivity For Rated Output

Lo-Z Microphone 

-52 dBV 

(2.5 mVrms)

Hi-Z Microphone 

-43 dBV 

(7.5 mVrms)

Auxiliary 

(line) -14 

dBV 

(200 mVrms)

Summary of Contents for Liberty LIB-6000HCU2

Page 1: ...olume control is to low or off no mic plugged into belt pack transmitter No Sound RX ON Indicator OFF sound system not turned on transmitter power switch turned off low battery or no battery in transmitter transmitter and receiver are not on the same channel NEED MORE HELP View demonstration videos on proper system setup and operation at our website http www anchoraudio com liberty php Anchor Audi...

Page 2: ...reless microphone CAUTION Harmful feedback may occur when walking in front of a sound system or speaker with a wireless microphone Always point microphone away from speakers 1 Body pack transmitter users must insert the mic plug into the transmitter jack marked MIC 2 Turn the transmitter power switch to ON The red LED will flash when the mic is turned on If the red LED stays on the battery is low ...

Page 3: ...yback from the beginning of the disc CD player controls are explained in detail below CAUTION To avoid noise at shut off turn CD player off before you turn off the Liberty PLAY PAUSE Press to play a loaded CD Press during play back to pause press again to resume UP Press once to advance CD to next track Press and hold to fast forward on the current track DOWN Press once to go to previous track Pre...

Page 4: ...harged BATTERY SERVICE TIME With the batteries fully charged you can expect approx 6 8 hrs Medium Volume 2 4 hrs Full Volume Of continuous music input longer for speech Service time will vary depend ing on control settings and use of accessories built in CD player wireless receivers and or a companion speaker IMPORTANT Always Store Your System w Batteries Fully Charged SYSTEM STORAGE BATTERIES Alw...

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