Surround Sound - Daniel Hertz M6 Owner's Manual

options and flexibility. Systems that use a
PC or Mac as a source can be controlled
by the monitor and a wireless mouse, with
the computer driving the direct USB input
of the M6. Analog purists will enjoy hav-
ing the M6 transparency with manual op-
eration for vinyl playback with an external
phono stage.
The M6 has selectable gain of normal
and +12dB to quickly change from soft lis-
tening to louder levels, adapt to different
types of recordings, and systems with dif-
ferent sensitivity.
The M6 uses an ultra low noise power
supply to ensure no degradation of the au-
dio signal path.
Clear anodized aluminum and stain-
less steel screws are used throughout for
long life and resistance to aging.
A mono center channel output and
mono subwoofer output are provided for
systems that require mono (left plus right)
summed signals. This feature is useful in
making surround sound systems with no
processor, and for music systems with a
L+R center chanel.
Gold plated RCA input and output con-
nectors do not corrode over time.
Positioning the M6
The M6 can be placed near the listening
position, in a remote location, or in a cabi-
net. Many users find the appearance of the
M6 appealing to the eye, and place it close
to the listening position. This allows easy
control of the volume with the purest pos-
sible sound.

Surround sound

Daniel Hertz M6 can be used to drive
multiple Daniel Hertz speakers for sur-
round sound without a processor, using
the Daniel Hertz matrix approach. Details
provided seperately.
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