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The Speaker Speicalists, SDA and SurroundBar are registered
trademarks of Polk Audio, Inc.
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of Polk Audio, Inc.
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Like all wireless devices, your SurroundBar 6000 IHT may be susceptible
to RF interference from such sources as microwave ovens, WiFi computer
systems, video game systems, cordless telephones, blue tooth systems, baby
monitors and other devices. In particular, any devices operating in the 2.4GHz
band may cause intermittent wireless connections between the SurroundBar
6000 speaker and the subwoofer. It is also possible that your SurroundBar 6000
IHT System may affect other wireless systems. For the most part, you can avoid
wireless performance problems by physically separating these devices from
your SurroundBar 6000 IHT System. Maintaining a distance of several feet
or more between your SurroundBar 6000 IHT speaker and any wireless device
should prevent any mutual interference effects. If you do notice any subwoofer
signal dropouts take care to identify the root cause (most commonly having
other wireless devices too close) and resolve accordingly. Any interference
effects from a microwave oven will cease once the oven stops operating
and may be resolved on a long-term basis by increasing the physical distance
between your SurroundBar 6000 IHT System and the microwave oven.
A Note Regarding Wireless Performance:
WARNING: LISTEN CAREFULLY
Polk Audio loudspeakers and subwoofers are capable of playing at extremely high volume levels, which could cause serious
or permanent hearing damage. Polk Audio, Inc. accepts no liability for hearing loss, bodily injury or property damage resulting
from the misuse of its products.
Keep these guidelines in mind and always use your own good judgment when controlling volume:
• You should limit prolonged exposure to volumes that exceed 85 decibels(dB).
Refer to the Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) guidelines at:
www.osha.gov/dts/osta/otm/noise/standards_more.html.