Emotiva Pro Stealth DC-1 User Manual page 13

Stealth DC-1 Stereo D/A Converter - Operator's Manual
Note: While the two headphone outputs share the same level setting, each is
driven by its own BUf634 high current buffer. This ensures a clean
low-impedance signal for each pair of headphones you connect, and prevents
interactions between them.
Note: By default, the headphone output of the stealth DC-1 will have a very
slight boost applied to the low bass (about 2 dB @ 20 hz). This "bump" is
common with many headphone amplifiers and headphone outputs, and is
intended to compensate for the slight loss in very low bass encountered with
many headphones. If you prefer an absolutely flat headphone response, you
may eliminate the bump by moving two internal jumpers. (see details in the
Hardware Configuration section.)
4. Volume / Standby knob
After turning on the rear panel Main AC Power switch, press this knob once to switch
the DC-1 from Standby to On. After a brief delay the OLED display will illuminate,
display a welcome message, and then switch to normal operating mode.
Note: After turning on the rear panel main AC power switch, you mUsT press
the Volume / standby knob, or the on button on the remote control, to turn
the DC-1 on and start using it.
Note: The stealth DC-1 will not respond to the Volume / standby knob, or the
on button on the remote control, unless the rear panel main AC power switch
is first turned On.
When no headphones are plugged in, turn this knob to adjust the Stealth DC-1 main
output level. When headphones are plugged in, turn it to adjust the headphone level.
Both levels are independently retained, and each will return to its previous setting
when you plug in or unplug headphones.
When the Stealth DC-1 is On, press this knob momentarily to toggle Mute on and off
(Mute will flash in the display when Mute is engaged).
When the Stealth DC-1 is On, press and HOLD this button for approximately five
seconds to return the DC-1 to Standby mode.
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