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Operating Notes

Keep the volume control of the pream-

plifier at OFF when the system is not being

used, or at a very low level.

Raise the volume to the desired level.

The M5 can play with extreme power. It is

better to raise the volume than to lower it!

People often play the M5 at subjectively

lower volume levels than other amplifi-

ers. This is due to the high level of detail

and resolution, and the ability of the M5

to faithfully reproduce music at very low

levels. You don't have to push the system to

bring the music to life.

The distortion is so low that it is easy to

turn the volume up too high. Don't be sur-

prised if you start listening and then turn

down the volume. Listening with the M5 is

different from other power amplifiers.

Feel free to turn up the volume to very

high levels if you wish. Most people do not

dare to turn up the volume, as they think

the power amplifier will clip. If you con-

tinue to turn up the volume slowly, a little

at a time, you will discover that the M5

responds differently than other power am-

plifiers. The sound is always spacious, free,

and full of body, clear but not aggressive.

For playing at loud volume levels,

choose music that is intended to be played

like that. For example, a pop track like

"Burn" by Usher sounds incredible at very

loud levels. A solo piano recording by Ar-

tur Rubinstein will sound terrible played at

such a level. Find the appropriate level for

the music you want to hear. Keep in mind

that the M5 will do things that other power

amplifiers cannot do – not even close.

After listening a high volume levels, re-

member to turn down the volume control

of your preamplifier.

The M5 is friendly to a much wider va-

riety of recordings than most power ampli-

fiers. Vintage recordings can come to life.

Historical material becomes a new listen-

ing experience. With high efficiency speak-

ers like the Daniel Hertz M1, M2, M3, and

M7, pop tracks can be reproduced at studio

levels. You hear all the details in DVD and

Blu-ray sound tracks. Compressed music

files can sound remarkably good. The M5

is full of surprises.