Owner's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Owners Manual
- Introduction
- Unpacking
- Directives
- AC Mains Supply
- Maintenance
- Location
- Streaming Amplifier Front Controls
- Streaming Amplifier Rear Connections
- Integrated Amplifier Front Controls
- Integrated Amplifier Rear Connections
- Remote Control
- USB Wi-Fi Dongle
- Connecting to the Wi-Fi
- Connections
- BluOS Playback
- MaestroUnite App
- Operation
- MQA
- Updates
- Warranty
- Troubleshooting
- Specifications
- Quick Start Guide
- Important Safety Instructions
NOTE: Of the wired inputs, only A2 has automatic music sense.
How the 12v Trigger and Standby Plus interact with each other can be seen in the table below:
12V Trigger OFF 12V Trigger ON
Standby Plus OFF Music Sense OFF Music Sense OFF
Standby Plus ON Music Sense ON Music Sense OFF
Auto Standby
Here you can control the Auto Standby feature of the Integrated/ Streaming Amplier. It is on by default
and the amplier will go into standby mode if no signal is received for 20 minutes. If Auto Standby is turned
off, then the amplier will never go into standby unless it is done manually using the remote or power
button on the amplier itself or it is controlled by the 12v Trigger.
12V trigger will still control power even if this is set to Auto Standby OFF.
Headphone Sensitivity
The headphone sensitivity level is adjusted here to cater for the variety in headphone sensitivity and
perceived listening levels. We would recommend having it set to low for ear buds and for over the ear
type headphones, mid to high. It is to help give the same level for loudspeakers as headphones according
to the volume display. When headphones are connected, the volume will reduce to a low level (4 bars
illuminated) and will return to the previous level when the headphones are removed.
The levels are changed by pressing the Play/ Pause button on the remote or via MaestroUnite.
A1, A2 Sensitivity
As with the headphone output, the sensitivity of these three inputs can also be adjusted between Low, Mid
and High. By default it will be set to “Low” for use with most sources that use a ~3 VRMS line level input. Mid
sensitivity should be used when the source has an output voltage of ~1.5 VRMS. High Sensitivity should then
be used when the source has low output levels around 0.75 VRMS.
The levels are changed by pressing the Play/ Pause button on the remote or via MaestroUnite.
11Attessa Streaming/ Integrated Amplier