Portability And Your Battery Power Supply; Using The V3Us Bass Eq - Wren V3US Guía De Inicio

Portability and your Battery Power Supply

(V3USP only)
The V3USP has a built-in rechargeable battery that lets you unplug completely and take
your music with you — from the dining room, to the game room, to the bedroom, even
out on your deck. You can go just about anyplace up to 100 feet from your home router or
switch to Bluetooth and take your music anywhere.
The battery in the V3USP will provide up to 9 hours of playback. Duration of playback will
vary depending on volume level and type of content being played.
When you disconnect the power supply, the Power Indicator will show the Battery status
as follows:
(time to plug in power supply}
(power supply connected)
Power Status
Battery Fully Charged
Indicator
(power supply connected & on)
Note: the natural wood finish is not weather resistant and it is not water-proof.
Do not leave the V3UP outside for extended periods of time as this may cause damage.
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Battery Level Indicator
60-100% Solid Green
30-60% Amber
10-30% Red
Less than 10%
Blinking Red
Battery Charging
Slow Breathing Red
White
Using the Bass EQ
Your V3US is equipped with a 3-position bass equalization ("EQ") switch to compensate
for room "boundary effects" on bass output. Room boundaries can change the sound of
a speaker because its bass output is either amplified or diminished depending on how
near the speaker is to the room's walls, floor or ceiling. A speaker placed a good distance
away from a room's walls, floor or ceiling will be free from the amplifying effects of these
boundaries. At the opposite end of the spectrum, a speaker placed in a corner on the
floor or up near the ceiling will most likely have overwhelming and unnatural sounding
bass output, assuming that its inherent bass output is powerful enough to begin with, as
is the case with your V3US.
We provide the Bass Adjustment EQ Selector, pictured below, to allow greater flexibility
in room placement of your speaker. If your speaker is a good distance from any room
boundaries, use the left-most setting. If your speaker is near a back wall, use the middle
setting. Finally, if your speaker is in a corner, use the right-most setting.
Free from
Near a wall
boundaries
Of course, bass output is for many people a matter of personal taste. If the bass on your
speaker seems too light for your taste — regardless of room position — you can make it
heavier by moving the setting to the left. If the bass is too heavy — regardless of room
position — you can make it lighter by moving the setting to the right.
In a corner
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