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It will be to your advantage to save all the packing materials, carton, fillers,
cushioning, etc. They will prove valuable in preventing damage should it become
necessary to transport or ship the Silver 6011. Be careful that you do not inadvertently
throw away or lose the parts packed with the unit.
Please inspect this unit carefully for any signs of damage incurred in
transit . It has undergone very strict quality control inspections and tests prior to
packing, and it left our workshop in Spain unmarred and in perfect operating condition.
If the unit was shipped directly to you and you discover damage, notify the
transportation company without delay. Only you, the consignee, may institute a claim
against the carrier for damage during shipment. However, we will cooperate fully with
you in such an event. Save the carton as evidence of damage for their inspection. If
you received the unit directly from a XTONEBOX dealer, return it to him for
adjustment.
Our Silver 6011 amplifier represents the fusion between the best sound of the
past with today's effectiveness. We have combined the warm and defined sound of
audio valve technology and the use of turntables with today’s audio-wireless Bluetooth
solutions. Everything powered by a Class-D power stage that multiplies the good
design of this preamplifier.
You can plug your turntable to an authentic audio valve circuit, just as the ones
used at vinyl's golden years. You'll first notice a clear and strong sound that will be
followed by hours of enjoyment listening to your records.
We also have included a Bluetooth circuit so you can listen music wirelessly
using your smartphone, tablet, iPhone, iPad, PC, Mac or any other Bluetooth device. It
isn’t a simple Bluetooth connection, it is a circuit that implements Qualcomm aptX
technology and provides a high definition audio experience.
The Silver 6011 has two auxiliary inputs (AUX 1, AUX 2) thought to be used with
devices such as CD player (highly recommended), television, DVD / Blu-ray player or
any game console. These inputs only support analog signals. If your device has a
digital output, you must use a DAC (Digital to Analog Converter).
Something usual when it comes to audio valve amplifiers is the lack of tone
controls. This was usually thought as an audiophile factor or as a failure of designs. We
have created an equalization circuit which has no signal loss when its controls are
centered. After all, everyone enjoys having the control of the final sound. Why are not
we going to be able to adjust the tone on a vinyl record? Why are not we going to be
able to give more definition to the cymbals of Miles Davis’ Kind of Blue?