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Operating Notes

Keep the volume control of the pream-

plifier at OFF when not in use.

Raise the volume to the desired level.

The M6 has very wide dynamic range and

can produce high output voltage. It is better

to raise the volume than to lower it!

People often play the M6 at subjectively

lower volume levels than other preampli-

fiers. This is due to the high level of detail

and resolution, and the ability

faithfully reproduce music at very low lev-

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

bring the music to life.

Don't be surprised if you start listen-

ing and then turn down the volume. Lis-

tening with the M6 is different from other

preamplifiers .

If you continue to turn up the volume

slowly, a little at a time, you will discover

that the M6 responds differently than oth-

er preamplifiers. The sound is always spa-

cious, free, and full of body, clear but not

of the M6 to

aggressive.

by Usher sounds incredible at very loud

levels. A solo piano recording by Artur Ru-

binstein will sound terrible played at such

a level. Find the appropriate level for the

music you want to hear. Keep in mind that

the M6 will do things that other preampli-

fiers cannot do – not even close.

After listening at high volume levels,

remember to turn down the volume con-

trol of your M6 preamplifier.

The M6 is friendly to a much wider

variety of recordings than most preampli-

fiers. Vintage recordings can come to life.

With high efficiency speakers like the Dan-

iel Hertz M1, M2, M3, and M7, pop tracks

For play-

can be reproduced at studio levels with no

ing at loud

stress or fatigue. You hear all the details

volume levels,

in DVD and Blu-ray sound tracks. Com-

choose

music

pressed music files can sound remarkably

that is intend-

good. People are often surprised by how

ed to be played

much more enjoyable it is to listen to many

that.

For

kinds of recordings.

example, a pop

track like "Burn"