Peachtree Audio decco65 - Manual (Page 7)

Front Panel
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Standby Switch: After turning the decco65 on from the back panel (#11 Power On/
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and “standby” which displays a green light. This function can also be controlled by your
wireless remote.
USB Digital Input: The USB connection takes digital audio content off your computer
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Coaxial Digital Input 1: Coaxial digital connections are common on some CD players,
cable boxes, Sonos modules, the Slim Devices Squeezebox, and a host of other digital
audio sources. Be sure to use a proper digital audio cable for this purpose.
Coaxial Digital Input 2: Coaxial digital connections are common on some CD players,
cable boxes, Sonos modules, the Slim Devices Squeezebox, and a host of other digital
audio sources. Be sure to use a proper digital audio cable for this purpose.
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CD players, cable boxes, Apple products, and other digital audio sources.
Aux Analog Input: Line level input that is suitable for iPods, CD players, Tuners, etc.
IR Receiver Port: Please aim your remote control at this port for best results. It passes
the infrared commands to the decco65 control software.
Tube Window: The tube window is really just for show, but we couldn’t resist. There’s
something about the warm glow of a tube and the kind of sound it produces.
Volume Control: The volume control is motorized from your remote control and has a
button indicator to allow the user to see levels from a distance.
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for compatibility.
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