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Owner's manual
Welcome
Thank you for purchasing Zeppelin and welcome to
Bowers & Wilkins.
The iPod
is a great music source on the move, but
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when you're at home or in the office, or you want to
share your music with friends and family, earphones
aren't always that convenient. There are many products
on the market that allow you to dock your iPod and hear
your favourite music without earphones, but it's usually
a choice between hi-fi separates with their bulk and
trailing wires or one-piece solutions that don't do justice
to the iPod's capabilities.
Zeppelin is different. It's a one-piece product with the
Bowers & Wilkins name. That means you'll experience
impact, clarity, and involving spatial qualities most often
missing when listening through headphones or less-
capable loudspeaker systems. And it's 'Made for iPod',
which means that Apple Computer Inc. has certified
it for seamless use with today's most popular music
source.
With its airship-inspired shape, distinctively styled by
Native Design, London, Zeppelin is simple and intuitive
to use. But before you immerse yourself in its great
sound, please take a moment to read through this
manual and especially the safety instructions.
Overview
Unlike most other one-piece iPod docking devices,
Zeppelin incorporates a full 3-way stereo speaker
system. Left and right channels have individual midrange
and tweeter drivers, while the bass of both is handled by
a single central bass driver. With the efficient and cool
running switching amplifier, this ensures extremely high
quality, room filling sound.
The unique universal support bracket securely holds
all compatible iPods without adaptors or adjustment
and gives the user freedom to operate the iPod's own
controls as easily as if it were in the hand.
Video iPods benefit from the video output sockets,
allowing the user to transfer images to a television.
Additional music sources such as MP3 players, portable
CD players and laptops may be played through Zeppelin
using the AUX socket at the rear. Both analogue and
digital connections are supported by the same socket.
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