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This button enables the recording function when using a wired or wireless

microphone. A USB or SD

memory card are required to use this feature. The

audio captured by the microphone, auxiliary, guitar and tuner inputs can be

recorded and saved in the memory selected.

To start recording, simply press this button once. Press it again to stop the

recording. During audio playback, briefly press this button to delete a recorded file.

DEL will come up on the screen to confirm this action

Press this button to switch the device from standby to active mode, and vice versa

In USB and SD™ mode, briefly press this button to select the previous song.

Press and hold for 3 seconds to fast backward tracks on your playlist

In tuner or Bluetooth® mode, briefly press this button to go to the previous

channel or song

This feature is not available in auxiliary mode

In USB, SD™ or Bluetooth® mode, briefly press this button to start and pause media.

In tuner mode, press and hold to initiate the automatic scanning of channels and

store them as presets in the memory

This feature is not available in auxiliary mode

Press this button briefly to toggle through the different audio sources available:

Bluetooth

, USB, SD

, Line In and FM. As there is no default mode assigned, the

system starts playing automatically the last media source inserted

In USB and SD™ mode, briefly press this button to select the next song. Press

and hold for 3 seconds to fast forward tracks on your playlist

In tuner or Bluetooth® mode, briefly press this button to go to the next channel

or song

This feature is not available in auxiliary mode

Top panel

Control Description

10. Bass +/-

11. Treble +/-

12. REC button

13. Standby

14. Previou

17. Mode

15. Play/Pause

16. Next

Increases or decreases the bass (low) frequencies of the speaker

Increases or decreases the treble (high) frequencies of the speaker

This screen displays the selected input mode: Bluetooth

, USB, Aux, SD

and

tuner, the volume level, the track being played, and the selected channel

Enables audio playback from MP3 and WMA music files stored in a USB

memory stick

Insert an SD

card here to play MP3 and WMA music files

Control Description

1. GT/Mic IN

2. LED bar

3. LED display

4. USB port

5. SD

card slot

Once a guitar is connected to the guitar input jack, the user can adjust the volume

level coming from the speaker

Adjust this knob to control how much of an echo effect (EC00-E30) is applied to

the signal from the microphones or guitars actively connected to the speaker

Controls the audio level of the wireless and wired microphones actively connected

to the speaker. When adjusting the microphone volume, CV appears on the screen

Controls the overall audio level from all inputs. The volume can also be controlled

directly from each of the sources connected to the speaker

6. Guitar volume

7. ECHO knob

8. Microphone

volume knob

9. Main volume knob

These stereo ¼-inch jacks accept the input from a wired microphone or guitar

When the ligth switch is turned on, it cycles through a wide range of different

colors

Back panel

1. Light switch: Turns the LED lights on and off. Make sure to turn on the LED lights only after the unit is fully

powered.

2. Power switch: Turns the unit on and off.

3. AC input: Plug the supplied power cable in this jack.

4. Auxiliary input: Connect a CD player, digital media player or other audio source to these stereo line-in

connectors.

5. FM antenna: Picks up the signal for the tuner.

14 15 16 17

8 9

10 11

Do not open the cabinet to

avoid electric shock

Model #: KLS-670

Loudspeaker System Bluetooth

Compatible

Input Voltage (AC): 100-240V 50/60Hz

Lot#:

Caution

AC IN

100-240V 50/60Hz AUX IN

L R

ON/OFF

POWER

ON/OFF

LIGHT SW

FM ANT

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Brand	Klip Xtreme
Model	KLS-670 ZounDtastic
Category	Speakers
File type	PDF
File size	0.88 MB

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