Dolby Audio ZVOX SB380 Manual instruction

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ZVOX SB380 Soundbar
Setup & Operations

1. Read these instructions.
2. Keep these instructions.
3. Heed all warnings.
4. Follow all instructions.
5. Do not use this apparatus near water.
6. Clean only with dry cloth.
7. Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufac-
turer’s instructions.
8. Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or
other apparatus (including ampliers) that produce heat.
9. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type plug. A po-
larized plug has two blades with one wider than the other. A grounding type plug
has two blades and a third grounding prong. The wide blade or the third prong are
provided for your safety. If the provided plug does not t into your outlet, consult
an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet.
10. Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at
plugs,convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the apparatus.
11. Only use attachments/accessories specied by the manufacturer.
12. Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods
of time.
13. Refer all servicing to qualied service personnel. Servicing is required when
the apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as power-supply cord or plug
Disposing of this appliance
Electric and electronic appliances often contain valuable
materials. These appliances may also contain materials es-
sential for the correct functioning of your appliance which, if
handled or disposed of incorrectly, could be hazardous to hu-
man health and to the environment. Therefore, please do not
dispose of this appliance with your household waste. Dispose
of it at your local community waste or recycling center, or
contact your retailer for advice.
Important Safety Instructions
is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the
apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or
has been dropped.
14. Grounding or Polarization–This product may be equipped with a polarized
alternating-current line plug (a plug having one blade wider than the other). This
plug insert the plug fully into the outlet, try reversing the plug. If the plug should
still fail to purpose of the polarized plug.
15. Ventilation–Slots and openings in the cabinet are provided for ventilation and
to ensure reliable operation of the product and to protect it from overheating, and
these openings must not be blocked or covered. The openings should never be
blocked by placing the product on a bed, sofa, rug, or other similar surface. This
product should not be placed in a built-in installation such as a bookcase or rack
unless proper ventilation is provided or the manufacturer’s instructions have been
adhered to.
16. The MAINS plug or an appliance coupler is used as the disconnect device, the
disconnect device shall remain readily operable.
17. CLASS II apparatus with double insulation, and no protective earth provided.
18. CAUTION: Danger of explosion if the remote control battery is incorrectly
replaced. Replace only with the same or equivalent type.
19. WARNING: The remote control battery (battery or batteries or battery pack)
shall not be exposed to excessive heat such as sunshine, re or the like.
20. No naked ame sources, such as lighted candles, should be placed on the
apparatus.
WARNING: Special Safety Warnings Regarding Placement of
the ZVOX System and Other Equipment
Stable Placement. Do not
place the ZVOX system on an
unstable cart, stand, bracket
or table. The ZVOX system
may fall, causing serious injury to a child or
adult and serious damage to the product. Do
not use the ZVOX system on any unstable
surface. The soundbar has two keyhole-
shaped mounting locations on the back
panel. These mounting sites will securely
hold a screwhead that is no larger than 3/8”
(10mm) in diameter. It is the installer’s respon-
sibility to conrm each mounting site used to
support the the soundbar has an adequate
weighthandling margin to support both the
weight of the soundbar and extra weight that
may inadvertently be applied as a result of a
house-hold accident. Damage that may occur
to the soundbar during or after the mounting
process or any other installation activity is
NOT covered under the terms of the ZVOX
Audio limited warranty.
READ THIS FIRST
Important Safety Instructions
For ZVOX Audio System
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK, DO NOT OPEN
Warning: To reduce the risk of electrical shock, do not
remove cover (or back) – no serviceable parts inside.
Refer servicing to qualied service personnel.
This lightning ash with arrowhead
symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is
intended to alert the user to the presence
of uninsulated “dangerous voltage”
within the product’s enclosure that may
be of sufcient magnitude to constitute a
risk of electrical shock to persons.
The exclamation point within an
equilateral triangle is intended to alert
the user to the presence of important
operating and maintenance (servicing)
instructions in the literature
accompanying the appliance.
TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT
EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
THIS APPLIANCE SHALL NOT BE EXPOSED TO
DRIPPING OR SPLASHING WATER AND NO OBJECT
FILLED WITH LIQUIDS SUCH AS VASES SHALL BE
PLACED ON APPARATUS.
WARNING

Guide to the Audio
Signal Cables included
with the SB380
ZVOX SB380 Dimensions
The SB380 includes two analog signal cables
and one optical digital signal cable. It is likely
one of these three cables can connect from
your TV or cable/satellite set top box to the
SB380’s digital or analog input.
In the rare instance your TV or cable/sat set top
box has only an optical minijack audio output,
an optical miniplug to standard optical plug
cable is needed (not supplied with the SB380).
Audio cables supplied with the ZVOX SB380
standard optical plug
to
standard optical plug
analog miniplug
to
left and right
RCA plugs
left and right
RCA plugs
to
left and right
RCA plugs
from TV or
set top box to SB380 from TV or set top box to SB380
from TV or
set top box to SB380
Depth 84.5 mm
(3 5/16")
Height 144.5 mm
(5 11/16")
743 mm (29 1/4")
90 mm
(3 9/16")
902 mm (35.5")
front
input
panel

This quick setup guide applies the optical digital audio connection (A) as the primary setup example. This is the most common audio output on
modern Televisions.
Follow instructions (A, B, C, or D) according to the available TV audio out jacks on your TV.
Quick Setup Guide
1. Position & Power The ZVOX SB380 Sound Bar
NOTE: For brevity, the ZVOX Sound Bar Speaker Model SB380 is often referred to as the “ZVOX speaker” or “SB380” in this User Manual.
Note: Only one of the three audio cables and power supply is needed for the setup.
You can place the ZVOX speaker anywhere in front of your TV. It can also be placed on any level surface near the TV – above, below or to the left or right. It doesn’t have to be centered in front of the TV. The ZVOX speaker
performs best if it faces the people watching the TV.
The connections to the SB380 input panel are not affected by your choice of placement.
As the SB380 is positioned on a level surface near the TV, connect the power cord to the power jack on the back of ZVOX speaker, then connect the AC plug into the near by AC power outlet.
Place the provided AAA batteries into the provided ZVOX remote control. Don’t turn the ZVOX speaker on just yet.
Wall MountFace UpFace Front
DC Power Input
To AC Power
Power Supply Adapter
Connect
first
Connect
second
Soundbar
Input
Panel

3. Disable TV’s Sound & Turn On The ZVOX Speaker.
Tune your TV to a program, then use the original TV remote to access the TVs Home Menu -> Options or Settings
-> Sound or Audio -> Speaker List or Sound Out -> Select the Audio System, External Speaker, or Optical
Audio Out option. (Menu list varies based on TVs year and make, see TVs owners manual)
Note: Not all TVs list this adjustment choice, if your TV does not simply turn the main TV volume to zero and
continue using the ZVOX remote to control the volume.
Using the ZVOX SB380 remote, tap the POWER button to turn On the ZVOX speaker. You may hear sound if
not tap the INPUT button on the SB380 remote until “InId” appears on the face of the SB380. This indicates the
optical digital input has been selected.
You should be able to hear the ZVOX speakers sound, use the volume buttons on the ZVOX remote to set the
volume to your preferred level.
DIGITAL
AUDIO
OUT
(TV Port Example)
A) Optical port of TV set.
B) Input panel of ZVOX sound bar.
A)
B)
Back of TV
INPUT
SURROUND
POWER
MUTE
ACCUVOICE
VOLUME
A
2. The Digital Optical Signal Cable
Most TVs have an optical digital output jack sometimes labelled “SPDIF or TOSLINK” located on the side or back
panel of the TV. (Picture A)
NOTE: Be aware the optical cable and jack are not exactly square. Similar to a puzzle piece; Position the
optical cable end so it matches the orientation of the optical jack, then push the cable into the jack. You should
hear and/or feel a “click” when the cable is correctly inserted into the optical jack.
Connect one end of the supplied optical signal cable to the TVs optical jack (A), then connect the opposite end
of the optical signal cable to the optical jack on the ZVOX speaker labelled Standard Optical digital input 1D). (B)
NOTE: If the TV does not have an optical connection or its too difcult you can also connect the ZVOX speaker
using one of the alternative setup options. This speaker is equiped with two optical input ports See instructions
B, C or D.

Alternative Ways To Connect The ZVOX Soundbar SB380
If your TV doesn’t have an optical output, here are some other options:
Red & White RCA to 3.5 mm Mini Analog Stereo Cable
Many TVs have a headphone audio out minijack sometimes labeled “Audio Out” or “HP” not PC IN.
Insert the supplied 3.5mm miniplug end of the cable into the TV’s headphone audio out minijack. (A) Insert the
opposite red and white end of the cable into the ZVOX speaker red and white input jack labeled ANALOG INPUT.
(B)
Once the RCA to mini analog stereo cable is completely connected it will be important to maintain the TVs main
volume above 50% and continue using the ZVOX remote as the main volume control, if ignored it may cause a
weak enough audio signal and cause the “auto shut off” to go off.
If you have yet to hear sound tap the INPUT button on the ZVOX speaker remote until “In3A” appears on the
ZVOX display, this selects the analog minijack input.
Note: Maintain the main TVs volume above 50% and continue using the ZVOX remote for volume control, if
neglected it may cause a weak enough audio signal causing the auto shut off to react.
X
A) Analog Out/RCA (Red and White) port of TV set.
B) Input panel of ZVOX sound bar.
A)
Back of TV
RCA jacks
labeled
“AUDIO OUT”
R L R L
Other
RCA jacks
(usually audio IN)
B)
(TV Port Example)
AUDIO OUT
X
PC
IN
A) Analog Out/Headphone port of TV set.
B) Input panel of ZVOX sound bar.
A)
Back of TV
B)
C
B
Red & White RCA Analog Audio Cable
Some TVs have red/white RCA jacks for analog audio output Be sure you have located the red and white jacks
on the TV that are specically marked as “AUDIO OUTPUT” NOT “Audio IN or COMP IN”. (A)
Insert one set of red and white plugs into the red and white jacks on the TV labeled “Audio Out”. (A) Insert the
opposite set into the ZVOX speakers red and white input jack labeled ANALOG INPUT. (B)
Once the RCA analog cable is completely connected, tune your TV to a program, then use the original TV
remote to access the Home Menu -> Options or Settings -> Sound or Audio -> TV Speakers -> OFF or Speaker
List, Sound Out -> Select Audio System, External Speaker, or the Optical audio out option. (Menu list varies
based on TVs year and make, see TVs owners manual) If this option is unavailable keep the main TV volume at
zero and continue using the ZVOX remote for volume.
Note: Rarely TVs list an analog audio setting that must be set from Variable to FIXED, if you see this do so. If
you have yet to hear sound, tap the input button on the ZVOX remote control until the ZVOX display reads in2a.
Continue using the ZVOX remote for the volume control.If you have yet to hear sound tap the INPUT button on
the ZVOX speaker remote until “In3A” appears on the ZVOX display, this selects the analog jack input.

Connect To Your Cable Or Satellite TV Set Top Box
If your TV’s audio output is inaccessible (on a wall-mounted TV, for instance) or unavailable,
you can connect to the audio output of your cable or satellite set top box to the ZVOX speaker.
Most set top boxes have an “audio output” in addition to the HDMI output intended for use with
the TV.
To connect between the cable box and the ZVOX speaker, identify the audio output available
on the back of the cable or satellite box, then follow the cooresponding instructions in previous
setup column A or C.
Note: Connecting the ZVOX speaker through this option outputs this source only. Remember to
use the audio out or digital audio out, NOT comp-in or av-in.
The optical audio output of a second audio source (like a 2nd TV/ Bluray/DVD player or many
portable audio players) can be connected to Optical Input 2 on the SB380 soundbar although not
necessary for a average TV setup. A source connected to this input can be heard by pressing the
INPUT button on the remote control until you see In2d on the SB380 soundbar’s display.
The SB380’s Second Digital Input Feature
A Coaxial Digital Audio Signal Source or No Audio Out:
This ZVOX Audio soundbar does not have a coaxial-format digital audio input. A coaxial
digital to optical digital audio converter OR a coaxial digital to stereo analog audio converter
should be used. If your TV or cable/satellite box do not have audio outputs available at all
a HDMI extractor should be used. Visit support.zvox.com or contact ZVOX Audio at info@
zvoxaudio.com to learn what suitable audio converters or HDMI extractors are available.
DIGITAL
AUDIO
OUT
(TV Port Example)
D
Cable In
Network
USB
HDMI
To TV
Digital
Audio
Power
LR
Analog
Audio
Cable/Satellite Set Top Box (Example) Lorem ipsum
A. C.

Soundbar Placement
You can place the soundbar on any at, stable surface near your TV.
There are three general placement options, illustrated above:
Face Front: You can place the soundbar on a at surface so it faces
forward. This placement is ideal for a shelf below, above or near the
television.
Face Up: You can place the soundbar facing up—often in front of the
television. The bottom of the soundbar should face the listening area.
Check to ensure the soundbar does not block the television infrared
remote sensor. There should be no shelf or at surface immediately
above the soundbar in this conguration.
Wall Mount: The soundbar has two sturdy keyhole-shaped hanger
mounts on the back panel. With the additional owner-supplied
hardware, these two attachment points allow “on wall” placement or
secure attachment to a at surface.
Wall MountFace UpFace Front
Precautions
• A safe, secure installation is the soundbar owner’s responsibility.
• Do not place any objects on top of a soundbar.
• Consider the nish of the surface that will support the soundbar. It is
the soundbar owner’s responsibility to insure that a surface nish that
contacts the soundbar is protected, should this be a concern of the
soundbar owner.
The contact area on the soundbar is made of inert synthetic materials
that typically do not react with furniture or wall nishes. But any wall
or surface nish can be altered by having a heavy object resting on
it for a long period of time. Place an appropriate barrier between any
surface and the soundbar if you are concerned about the nish of the
supporting surface.
• Use an unswitched AC outlet to provide power to a soundbar. With
the soundbar’s Auto Standby feature turned on, an soundbar will enter
its Standby state on or before 30 minutes of inactivity. A soundbar
uses less than 0.5 watt in Standby. Using a switched AC outlet to cut
off AC power to a soundbar system is not recommended. It delays
subsequent turn-on.
Soundbar Wall Mounting Information
The soundbar has two keyhole mounting sites on its back panel. You
can mount the soundbar onto two screwheads using these mounting
sites. A ZVOX Audio soundbar weighs between 15 and 20 pounds.
NOTE: It is the installer’s responsibility to ensure the screws are in-
stalled into the wall or other surface securely and that the screwheads
are the correct size for the hanger mounts on the rear of the soundbar.
ZVOX Audio recommends your mounting sites be able to support at
least twice the weight of the soundbar.
Most Universal Sound bar mounts will work for mounting the SB380
underneith a swivel mounted TV.

Button Functions on the
ZVOX Remote Control
Input Selection
Press the INPUT button on the ZVOX
remote to select between the speaker’s
input modes.
The Input Selection Sequence:
Optical digital — IN1d
Optical digital IN2d
RCA Analog minjack — In3A
Voice Assistant System Use Only — both*
AccuVoice
Press the AccuVoice button to select the AccuVoice function. Additional presses of
the AccuVoice button allow you to select increasing levels of voice enhancement.
There are six levels of increasing voice enhancement, starting with AC 1 going up to
AC 6. The setting you select remains the default AccuVoice setting until you decide
to change it.
Note: Pressing the Surround button removes the Accuvoice boost feature.
Power
Changes the ZVOX speaker between OFF
& ON.
Note: The ZVOX SB380 will enter Standby if
it receives a weak enough or no audio signal
for approximately 20 minutes. A command
from a remote control or a restored audio
signal will turn it back on.
Volume
These appropriately named buttons control
the volume up, down & also used to adjust
the different “Other Settings” adjustments.
Remote Control Button Layout.
Mute
Tap this button to mute the ZVOX speaker. When MUTE function is
active, the display blinks “-00-”. The SB380 will enter Standby if it is
left in MUTE for longer than ve minutes.
Surround Settings
There are three SURROUND levels:
• Surround One (“Sd 1”) has low virtual surround
effect and strong vocals. Use this setting if vocal
clarity is important to you.
• Surround Two (“Sd 2”) has moderate virtual
surround effect and moderate vocals. This is the
recommended setting for general TV programs.
• Surround Three (“Sd 3”) has strong virtual
surround effect and moderate vocals. Many
people prefer this setting when watching movies.
Note: For high delity sound use this feature. Pressing the Accuvoice button
disables the surround sound setting.
Using Voice Assistance System Input Feature (both)
It’s simple to integrate an Amazon® Echo®, Echo Dot or Echo Input to the SB380. Connect your TV to Input 1.
Connect the Echo device (via 3.5mm cord) to Input 2, then set input selection to “both” by cycling the INPUTS or
pressing and holding the INPUT button on the ZVOX remote for ve seconds (Hard Hold). If you are watching a TV
program and ask “Alexa” a question, the SB380 will turn down the TV sound while Alexa answers your question.
When Alexa will stop speaking and the SB380 will turns up the TV sound.
To switch back to the regular inputs In1d, In2d or In3a, tap the input button to cycle until you have sound or press
and hold the INPUT button for ve seconds, then cycle the inputs for sound.
Note: If the “both” input is mistakenly enabled without an integrated Amazon® Echo®, Echo Dot or Echo Input
setup you may hear normal audio but the ZVOX speaker may act abnormal, change the input when not in use.
INPUT
SURROUND
POWER
MUTE
ACCUVOICE
VOLUME
UP TO

Other Settings Button
The Other Settings button allows access to the Bass and
Treble adjustment and turns the Output Leveling feature On
and Off.
1) Bass Adjustment: The rst press of the Other Settings
button displays the current Bass setting. The range of
bass adjustment goes from LO 4 to LO-6 (This display
is shorthand for Lows plus 4 and Lows minus 6). While
displayed quickly use the volume buttons to adjust the
bass output across this range. Then wait for the adjustment
display to turn off.
2) Treble Adjustment: Two presses of the Other Settings
button displays the current Treble setting. The range of treble
adjustment is HI 4 to HI-4. That is short hand for Highs plus 4
and Highs minus 4. While displayed quickly use the volume
buttons to adjust the treble output across this range. Then
wait for the adjustment display to turn off.
3) Output Leveling: Three presses of the Other Settings
button displays the Output Leveling feature. While displayed
quickly use the volume buttons to adjust, the display will
be either OL (Output Leveling engaged) or noOL (Output
Leveling off). Then wait for the adjustment display to turn off.
When engaged, Output Leveling prevents large swings in
volume. It also reduces volume differences between TV
channels on cable or satellite systems.
End Panel Controls on the Soundbar
On the viewer’s right end of the soundbar are four buttons.
A) POWER button:
This button turns the soundbar “ON” if it is in Standby. If this
button pressed briey while the soundbar is “ON”, it will mute
and unmute the soundbar. To turn off the soundbar, press and
hold down this button for about ve seconds.
B) Volume Up/Down rocker button:
Adjusts volume up and down. Pressing either side of this but-
ton will “unmute” the speaker if it is muted.
C) Input button:
A brief press and release of the INPUT button cycles through
the multiple inputs.
Tonal Prole Setting
The soundbar has three settings to better match the acoustics
of its room position.
Face Front......... PS16 - on a at surface, facing front.
Face Up............. PS17 - on a at surface, facing up.
Wall mount........ PS18 - on a vertical surface, facing into the
room.
The default setting for the soundbar is Face Front.
If your soundbar’s position is Face Up or Wall mount, you
should select PS17 or PS18 from the PS menu.
PS Menu operation: While the ZVOX speaker is On, press
and hold the OTHER SETTINGS button for 5 seconds, you
will bring up the PS menu it should show “PS 0” ashing.
Once you see the PS display, release the button. Then tap
the Volume Up button to increase the PS number. Continue
tapping the Volume Up button until you reach the setting you
desire: PS16, PS17 or PS18 and wait until it disapears.
For further information about the options in the PS menu, go to
ZVOX Audio’s support website support.zvox.com and search
SB380 PS Settings.
OTHER
SETTINGS (PS)
MUTE VOLUME INPUT
MUTE VOLUME INPUT
A
B
C

Input Panel Infrared Sensor
The SB380 features an input panel infrared sensor. This sensor allows a
wired infrared emitter positioned in the input panel recess to control the
SB380’s operation .
Auto On/Off Operation
As delivered, the SB380 will turn ON and OFF automatically in response to
the audio signal from the TV and manually respond with the POWER button
on the ZVOX remote. This feature is enabled out of the box. A weak enough
audio signal may cause this feature to go off every 20 minutes. If you do not
want the SB380 to automatically turn off in response to the TV’s audio signal,
the feature can be easily disabled.
To Disable or Enable Auto On/Standby feature: While the speaker is ON,
press and hold the power button on the ZVOX remote for 5 seconds, “NoAs”
will appear on the display indicating the feature is disabled, release the power
button. The system should not shut down automatically (“AS” indicates the
feature is enabled).
Infrared Sensor Window
Multiple Inputs Allows Mutiple Audio Source Inputs
For instance: If you setup your TV's optical digital cable connected to Input
1 on the ZVOX speaker, you can also connect to the 2nd optical input for a
2nd close by TV setup or the 3rd source for output from the ZVOX speaker’s
RCA Input, this allows you listen to a music-only sources without needing the
TV on. This could be music from a smartphone, tablet, a disc player or the
“music only” channels from a cable or satellite set top box or computer.
When ready to hear an alternative audio source connected to Input 2 or 3
press the INPUT button on the ZVOX remote to cycle the audio inputs. A
digital signal source will appear as “In1d or In2d” and an analog signal source
will appear as “In2A”.
Controlling the ZVOX TV Speaker With Preferred Remote
The ZVOX TV speaker “learns” to respond to one of many cable/satellite or TV remote
controls. The supplied ZVOX remote control will always adjust the ZVOX SB380 even
after the preferred TV remote is programmed to control the ZVOX speaker. If these
steps do not work refer to the ZVOX support page support.zvox.com for alternate
instructions that may be specic to your preferred remote.
Note: Turn the TV OFF while following these steps for less interference. This process
will time out after 30 seconds of inactivity.
Turn the ZVOX speaker OFF, next press & hold the OTHER SETTINGS button on the
ZVOX remote for 5 seconds placing the ZVOX into the universal learn mode. (“Lrn”
will be on the SB380 display) allowing the preferred remote control to start being
programmed.
“UP1” will appear indicating the rst ste for volume up on the preferred remote. Hold
down VOLUME UP for 1 full second then release. “REP” will appear indicating to
repeat the process of holding Volume Up for 1 second and releasing. GOOD will be
displayed indicating succes (NoCh appears if unsuccessful) followed by the 2nd step.
“Dn2” will appear indicating volume down on the preferred remote. Same steps, hold
down VOLUME DOWN for 1 full second then release. “REP” will appear indicating to
repeat the process of holding volume down for 1 second and releasing, “GOOD” will
appear indicating success (NoCh appears if unsuccessful) followed by the 3rd step.
Note: If noCH appears on the ZVOX display, the attempt has failed please try again.
Controlling With Preferred Remote Continued...
“-- 3” will appear indicating the mute on the preferred remote. Same
steps, hold down the MUTE button for 1 full second then release.
“REP” will appear indicating to repeat the process of holding down for
1 second and releasing “GOOD” will appear indicating success (NoCh
appears if unsuccessful) followed by the 4th and nal step.
“Pr 4” will appear indicating the TV power on the Preferred remote.
Same steps, hold down the POWER for 1 full second then release.
“REP” will appear indicating to repeat the process of holding for 1
second and releasing, “GOOD” will appear indicating success (NoCh
appears if unsuccessful).

USA Warranty & Registration
For warranty information applicable to a SB380, please
visit this webpage:
zvox.com/pages/warranty-returns
zvox.com/pages/product-registration
support.zvox.com
STILL NEED ASSISTANCE? If your TV is not the same as the
descriptions in this guide, don’t hesitate to send an inquiry to info@
zvoxaudio.com or call ZVOX Audio at [phone]. Please provide
your TV brand and model number. A ZVOX Audio representative will be
available (Eastern Time Zone) 9:00 AM to 9 PM Monday through Friday
and 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM on Saturday. For further information about
additional options, please refer to the ZVOX Audio website, www.
zvoxaudio.com or support.zvox.com
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