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					TIGER   
					Powered Speaker System   
					Owner’s Manual   
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				Thank You   
					Features   
					…and congratulations.   
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					The Tiger Satellite…   
					The KOI Tiger is a limited-production professional-quality mini-monitor that   
					represents the state-of-the-art in compact speaker system design. It is the   
					product of many years of advanced amplifier, transducer, and enclosure devel-   
					opment, as well as extensive research into psychoacoustics. Please take a few   
					minutes to read this manual. With proper use and care, your KOI Tiger will   
					provide you with many years of reliable service and superior musical enjoyment.   
					• employs the unique KOI HQ driver—the world’s smallest transducer capable   
					of full-range reproduction.   
					• delivers high power handling, high sound output capability, and high reli-   
					ability thanks to patented KOI technologies.   
					• features a compact, elegantly styled enclosure with unique physical charac-   
					teristics that further ensure outstanding sound quality.   
					Components   
					After you have unpacked the carton, check to make sure it contains the   
					following items:   
					• performs as an ideal “point source” of sound, delivering wide energy disper-   
					sion for better stereo in all listening locations.   
					• is magnetically shielded for use near computer and TV monitors.   
					• can be easily mounted on any wall or ceiling.   
					• Amplifier (Model KTG2)   
					• Woofer (Model KWTG2)   
					• features sophisticated, modern styling that complements virtually any   
					household décor.   
					• Left and right satel-   
					lite speakers (Model   
					(KS-TG2)   
					The Tiger Woofer…   
					• uses advanced KOI technology to produce smooth, natural-sounding bass   
					from a surprisingly compact enclosure.   
					• AC power cord   
					• delivers deep, tight bass, fully capable of meeting the demands of a wide   
					• Phono-Mini 1.5m   
					(59 in.) input cable   
					(dual phono plugs   
					to single stereo   
					range of music spectra.   
					• features an elegant, small-footprint design with many placement options to   
					minimize living/working space intrusion.   
					miniplug, shielded)   
					The Tiger Amplifier…   
					• Mini-Mini 3m (10 ft.)   
					input cable (stereo   
					miniplugs at both   
					ends, shielded)   
					• incorporates KOI Human   
					PsychoAcoustic® technology to   
					deliver musically accurate, recogniz-   
					ably “correct” sound reproduction.   
					• Two flat speaker   
					cables, 6m (19 ft.)   
					and 4m (13 ft.), for   
					amplifier to satellite   
					speaker connection   
					• efficiently delivers precisely needed   
					power to the satellite speakers and   
					the woofer, creating robust acoustic   
					output with minimal power con-   
					Woofer   
					Satellite   
					Amplifier   
					Satellite   
					(inline 3-pin con-   
					nector to phono plug)   
					sumption.   
					• accommodates a wide variety of input sources with convenient front and   
					• Flat wide 4.5m (14 ft.) cable for amplifier to woofer connection (inline 8-pin   
					rear panel connectors.   
					connectors at both ends)   
					• features a sleek, compact design that enables the Tiger system to be easily   
					Please contact KOI immediately if any items are missing.   
					installed and integrated in just about any listening environment.   
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				Placement   
					The advanced acoustic design of the Tiger makes component placement   
					non-critical: Any reasonable location of the satellites and subwoofer will yield   
					superb stereo reproduction in most listening rooms.   
					There is no “rule” as to which should be left and right. In critical monitoring   
					applications, you may notice subtle differences, depending on the listening   
					environment and source material. For example, facing the passive radiators   
					“inward” toward each other may result in a more focused stereo image. Con-   
					versely, facing the passive radiators “outward” toward the side walls, may result   
					in a wider, more spacious soundstage presentation.   
					Amplifier   
					Place the amplifier unit on any convenient flat surface near your source   
					component(s).   
					You are encouraged to experiment.   
					Woofer   
					Satellites   
					Like the satellites, the Tiger woofer can be   
					placed within the listening room with great   
					flexibility. As the acoustic output from the   
					woofer is nondirectional, it is not necessary to   
					have it centered between the two satellites.   
					The compact KOI Tiger satellites can be placed in just about any available   
					space in your room. Ideally, they would be placed along a common wall at   
					the same height. For critical monitoring (near-field) applications, the satellites   
					should be approximately at ear level. The satellites can be placed on shelves,   
					on equipment racks, in wall units, over mixing consoles, etc. They can be   
					placed as near or far from room boundaries as desired.   
					The bass performance will be affected by   
					the location of the woofer within your room,   
					especially with regard to distances from room   
					boundaries. Usually, the closer the subwoofer   
					is placed to a room corner, the greater the   
					perceived bass output. You should experiment   
					with its location—in conjunction with adjust-   
					ment of the BASS LEVEL control on the front   
					panel of the amplifier—to achieve the most   
					natural bass reproduction and overall balance.   
					Greatest room boundary   
					bass reinforcement   
					The Tiger satellites are supplied in mirror-image pairs. Notice that each satellite   
					speaker has a passive radiator along one side, protected by a grille. Although   
					the contribution of the passive radiator to the overall sound is minimal com-   
					pared to the main HQ drivers at the front of the satellites, they do produce   
					some acoustic output.   
					HQ Driver   
					Partial room boundary   
					bass reinforcement   
					Least room boundary   
					bass reinforcement   
					Passive Radiator   
					Passive Radiator   
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				Connections   
					Amplifier to Woofer   
					Perform all audio connections with the Tiger’s AC cord unplugged.   
					Use the flat woofer cable supplied   
					with your Tiger system to connect the   
					woofer unit to the amplifier unit. The   
					connectors snap into place easily when   
					properly oriented. Do not force them.   
					Amplifier to Satellites   
					Use the speaker cables supplied with your Tiger system to connect the   
					satellites to the amplifier unit. Notice that one cable is longer than the other   
					to accommodate asymmetrical component placement (where one satellite is   
					closer to the amplifier than the other).   
					Woofer Rear Panel   
					If necessary, you can purchase extension speaker cables pre-wired with male   
					and female RCA phono connectors at most electronics supply stores, such as   
					Radio Shack. Do not use shielded cables for this purpose as they may adversely   
					affect audio performance.   
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				Connections   
					Source Components to Amplifier   
					Front Panel DC Output   
					The Tiger accommodates just about any audio source. You can connect the   
					Tiger to personal portable CD, MiniDisc, or tape players, MP3 players, mini-   
					component and portable stereo systems, component CD and DVD players,   
					televisions, personal computers, game consoles, MIDI instruments and mod-   
					ules, mixing consoles, recording devices, and many other sources.   
					Included on the front   
					LINE input panel of the   
					amplifier is a convenient   
					DC Output connector.   
					It is a standard USB   
					connector, as found on   
					There are three sets of stereo inputs on the Tiger. The LINE input on the front   
					panel and the AUX input on the rear panel of the amplifier unit are recom-   
					mended for use with most consumer audio equipment. The AUDIO input on   
					the rear panel is better suited for source components that provide a high-level   
					signal, such as professional audio equipment with standard 0dBu (.775V) line-   
					level output or the amplifier or headphone outputs of some consumer audio   
					products.   
					personal computers, but its sole function is to supply DC power to portable   
					source devices, such as some MP3 music players. If you have a player that can   
					derive power from a USB connection, you can use this DC Output instead of   
					internal batteries or a separate AC adapter to power your device.   
					Do not attempt to power larger devices that require high current using the   
					Tiger’s DC Output.   
					AC Power Connection   
					After you have made all satellite, woofer, and input connections, plug the   
					female end of the supplied AC power cord into the matching connector on the   
					back panel of the Tiger woofer. Make sure the power switch/volume control   
					on the amplifier is in its OFF position (fully counterclockwise). Then, plug the   
					other end of the power cord into a wall outlet.   
					About Program Sources   
					If you find that the sound is too loud with the AUX or LINE input, even at low   
					volume control settings, try using the AUDIO input.   
					Some sources, such as mini-component and portable stereo systems, have   
					no line-level outputs—only speaker outputs. If you plan to connect the Tiger   
					to such a high-level source, you should use the AUDIO input along with the   
					appropriate adapter cables. In some cases, with very high level amplifier   
					outputs, it will be necessary to use an adapter with an attenuator designed to   
					protect the Tiger’s input from overload. If you need such an adapter, please   
					consult an audio specialist.   
					Front Panel LINE Input   
					The Tiger amplifier unit features a convenient front-panel LINE input that   
					accommodates portable source components, such as MP3 players, that will be   
					frequently connected and disconnected from the system.   
					You can use either the two left/right phono jacks or the adjacent stereo mini-   
					jack to make the LINE connection. You can even have two different source   
					components connected to both the phono jacks and the mini-jack. Note,   
					however, that the phono jacks are disconnected when the mini-jack is in use.   
					If you have the choice between using low-level (“line”) outputs or higher level   
					(e.g., headphone) outputs on any source device, choose the former as they   
					will likely provide a cleaner, better-sounding signal. You can have all three sets   
					of inputs connected to different sources at the same time. You will be able to   
					switch among them using the Tiger’s input selector control.   
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				Operation   
					Specifications   
					Model Designation:   
					KOI Tiger Powered Speaker System (Type 2)   
					Powering Up   
					Active Driver Complement:   
					Turn the Tiger system ON by rotating the power switch/volume control clock-   
					Satellites (each)   
					One KOI proprietary HQ full-range driver,   
					wise just past the “click.” Blue light behind the main amplifier control knobs   
					will illuminate to indicate the system is ready for operation. Leave the volume   
					control at minimum initially.   
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					approx. 2.5 sq. in. / 16 cm radiating area   
					Subwoofer   
					One KOI proprietary bass driver, approx.   
					4.7 in. / 12 cm diameter   
					Listening to Your Program Source   
					Make sure the input selector is set correctly, corresponding to your connected   
					source. Then, start playing your music source. If the source component has its   
					own volume control, advance it partially.   
					Input Sensitivity:   
					220 mV (Aux and Line phono jack inputs)   
					775 mV (Audio input)   
					110 mV (Front panel Line minijack input)   
					Dimensions* (WxHxD):   
					Satellites (each)   
					Subwoofer   
					3.0 x 3.2 x 6.2 in. / 75 x 80 x 156 mm   
					7.9 x 9.5 x 13.7 in. / 200 x 240 x 347 mm   
					9.1 x 2.0 x 5.2 in. / 230 x 50 x 130 mm   
					Gradually turn up the volume control on the Tiger amplifier. If the source com-   
					ponent has its own volume control, find a setting that gives you the desired   
					range of adjustment with the Tiger’s volume control.   
					Amplifier   
					Weight:   
					Set the bass level control on the lower front panel to achieve a natural, bal-   
					anced sound. Experiment with woofer placement, if desired, to fine-tune   
					system performance. For more information, please refer to the section of this   
					manual on woofer placement (page 5).   
					Satellites (each)   
					Subwoofer   
					Amplifier   
					2.5 lb. / 1.2 kg   
					11.3 lb. / 5.1 kg   
					2.3 lb. / 1.1 kg   
					Power Requirement:   
					100V, 120V, or 220-240V AC, 50/60 Hz,   
					according to country of sale   
					Input Select   
					Power ON / Volume UP   
					Power Consumption:   
					35 W   
					*Dimensions do not include protruding parts.   
					All features and specifications are subject to change without notice.   
					Increase Bass   
					Care   
					No special maintenance procedures are required for the KOI Tiger. If you wish   
					to wipe the surfaces of the amplifier, satellites, or woofer, do so only with a   
					clean, soft, dry cloth. Do not use solvents or detergents.   
					In Case of Difficulty…   
					Volume DOWN / Power OFF   
					If you suspect there is a problem with your KOI Tiger system, please disconnect   
					AC power and contact your nearest KOI service center. A technical support   
					representative will help you identify which item(s) must be returned for service.   
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