Though the HD6’s are capable of ‘remembering’ up to 6 devices, you can only have 1 source device (phone, laptop, computer, etc) actively paired via Bluetooth with the HD6’s at a time. The HD6 Bluetooth LED light will blink and be discoverable for 5 minutes once powered on. If in that 5 minute window the […]
The HD6’s do not come with a dedicated headphone out. If you wanted to use headphones with our HD6 speakers, you’d want to incorporate a headphone amp, like our D1 24-bit DAC/Headphone Amp, into your set up. When using a device like this, the audio would be cut off to your speakers when your headphones […]
View the short video below to see one of our quality control technicians connect the HD6 left and right channels.
Yes! An AC wall outlet near the HD6 is all you need to power the W3 wireless receiver.
The HD6 is not officially supported by any universal remotes. However, you can use a learning remote to copy the signals being sent by the HD6’s remote. Check with the manufacturer of your remote to find out if it supports learning IR codes.
Bluetooth has a delay of about 30ms (milliseconds) so you can watch videos from Youtube, for example, and stream the audio through your HD6 without any noticeable lag between the video and audio.
The HD6 are capable of providing audio playback for any and all audio that your source device is capable of playing. Your source device would be the device your speakers are currently connected to either via the analog inputs, Bluetooth, or the optical cable. They will play back audio from any streaming service including but […]
Possibly, it depends on the computer’s operating system, sound capabilities and connection type. If your computer is capable of doing so, our speakers will not prevent this type of use in any way. For example, if you have a Mac running Snow Leopard or later, you can create a multiple output device to accomplish this. […]
If it’s on and solid, this means the HD6 is powered on, and currently connected to a Bluetooth-enabled device. If your source is currently sending the HD6 an aptX signal, the LED indicator on the rear panel will illuminate orange instead of white. If it’s on and blinking, this means the HD6 is powered on […]
