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Contents Contact information EC Declaration of Conformity Contents Philips Wireless Music Station Change language Maintenance Cleaning UpdateSupplied accessories PC connection requirements WAC7500When a cart is used, use caution when SafetyManufacturer’s instructions As radiators, heat registers, stoves, orMains fuse UK only RecyclingWac7500um01eng.indd 14-08-08 Top view OverviewFront view Side view Remote controlOn / Standby FM Tuner FM radio tunerRepeat Music Broadcast RDS/NEWS Same Genre Same ArtistScroll MARK/UNMARKTurn on / switch to standby Connect to AC powerPrepare Position the WAC7500Connect to a home network Ensure that your encryption key if required is available Turn on your wireless access point orTo cycle through the alphanumeric RepeatedlyWac7500um01eng.indd 14-08-08 Import music from a PC Install Wadm software on the PCRecord music Rip music from CDs on the WAC7500Play Adjust volumePlay CD Play HD musicListen to Favorite Stations Mark Internet radio stations as FavoritesManually add Internet radio stations Press Home Press or , then to selectRadioListen to My Media FM radioListen to FM radio Change frequencyAutomatic channel search Select preset channelsAutomatic channel search & autostore Manual search & storeInstall Windows Media Player Wirelessly stream music from a PCConfigure a PC to share music Play from a flash memory USB deviceConnect audio devices AUX Play options Select the playlist Play from a playlistSelect Playlists Record from HD to USB Gracenote CD Information Gracenote Media Database Update Gracenote Media DatabaseGracenote CD information Change Equalizer EQ settings SettingsAdjust treble / bass Set Dynamic Bass Boost DBBAlarm Time settingsCleaning MaintenanceUpdate Update through PC connection» The language selection display is shown Restore the default settingsMusic Stations Press Then To select the Philips Music Follows MeFollows ME AUX Technical dataMPO PC connection requirements Supplied accessoriesTroubleshooting Wireless firmware update failed, what do I do? Glossary Dhcp CddbDTS DVD±RDVI DVD±RWHdmi HdcpHi-Fi High Fidelity Incredible Surround Sound Incr.SurrMMC M4AMP3 MpegRegion code VHS signalsRF radio frequency RMS Root Mean SquareVGA WMV WAVWMA Gracenote Particular PURPOSE,TITLE, NON-INFRINGEMENT. GracenoteLost Revenues Philips Contact informationGNU General Public License Page Page Page Page Hacker Signature of Ty Coon, 1 April GNU Lesser General Public License Page Each licensee is addressed as you Page Use a suitable shared library mechanism for linking with Page Page No Warranty Domain ===== Cgi-html Page Page Page Inc Page ===== Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V All rights reserved
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WAC7500 specifications

The Philips WAC7500 is a versatile wireless audio system that merges high-quality sound with modern technology to provide an unparalleled listening experience. Designed for those who prioritize both aesthetics and audio performance, the WAC7500 offers a range of features that make it an ideal choice for any audio enthusiast.

One of the standout features of the WAC7500 is its multi-room audio capability. This system allows users to connect multiple speakers throughout their home, creating a seamless listening experience in every room. With the use of the Philips Streamium app, users can easily control music playback from their smartphones or tablets, ensuring they have complete command over their audio environment.

The WAC7500 utilizes Philips' acclaimed Digital Sound Processing technology, which enhances audio clarity and richness. This technology ensures that whether users are listening to music, podcasts, or streaming content, they experience balanced sound with deep bass and crisp highs. Additionally, the unit supports various audio formats, including MP3, WMA, and AAC, providing flexibility for different media sources.

Connectivity is another key feature of the WAC7500. The system supports both Wi-Fi and Ethernet connections, allowing users to stream music directly from their home network or the internet. It also includes Bluetooth capability, enabling quick and easy pairing with smartphones and tablets. With extensive compatibility, the WAC7500 can access popular streaming services like Spotify, Pandora, and Tidal, offering users a vast library of music at their fingertips.

In terms of design, the Philips WAC7500 boasts a sleek and modern aesthetic, making it a chic addition to any room. Its intuitive interface includes a vibrant display that provides clear feedback on track information and settings. Furthermore, the compact design ensures that it can fit comfortably in various spaces without compromising sound quality.

Overall, the Philips WAC7500 stands out as a powerful solution for anyone looking to elevate their music listening experience. With its trio of essential features—multi-room capability, superior sound processing, and robust connectivity options—it embodies the convergence of style and technology. Whether hosting a party or enjoying a quiet evening at home, users can enjoy rich, immersive sound that transforms the atmosphere.
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