Polk Audio HDX3 manual Introduction, What’s In The Box?

User’s Guide

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Introduction

HD Radio™ stations offer digital-quality sound, simultaneous data transmission, and multiple channels of programming, all from their familiar location on the radio dial. The HDX3™ provides rich, lifelike sound and simple operation in a compact stereo system. Its smooth, natural response and room-filling sound enhance audio fidelity on both AM and FM bands.

What’s In The Box?

¤HDX3 console

¤Speakers (2)

¤Speaker cables (2)

¤AM Antenna

¤FM Antennas (2)

¤Remote Control

Who Is Polk Audio

The acoustic system of the HDX3 was designed for maximum performance by Polk Audio, an award-winning designer and manufacturer of high-performance audio products for over 30 years. Polk Audio holds over 50 patents for advances in audio design and technology. Polk’s products include loudspeakers and electronic components for home, auto and marine applications, including the first XM satellite radio home component tuner, the world’s first audiophile-grade active IP-addressable loudspeaker, the first THX Ultra2 Certified in-ceiling loudspeaker, and the first entertainment system to include HD Radio technology, satellite radio capability and a DVD player. For more information please visit www.polkaudio.com.

HD Radio Technology & Multicasting

The single largest technological advancement in radio in more than 45 years, HD Radio technology is the new standard for digital AM and FM radio in the US and around the world. HD Radio technology transforms your radio listening experience in exciting new ways, offering you the quality, choice and interactive data services that are fast becoming a new information and entertainment standard.

Multicasting, which is the ability to broadcast multiple program streams over a single FM frequency (97.7-2, 97.7-3, etc.), greatly increases the amount and diversity of content you can access. HD Radio technology offers:

¤Static-free, crystal-clear reception

¤CD-quality sound on FM Digital; FM-stereo quality sound on AM

¤Stations stay in their well-known, traditional place on the radio dial

¤A variety of “data services” ranging from text-based information (artist name, song title, weather alerts, school closings and more) to live traffic reports, all of which would scroll across your receiver display.

To find HD Radio stations in your area, please visit www.hdradio.com.

HD Radio™ Technology Manufactured Under License From iBiquity Digital Corporation. iBiquity Digital, the HD Radio logo, and the HD logo are registered trademarks of iBiquity Digital Corporation. HD Radio™ is a trademark of iBiquity Digital Corporation U.S. and Foreign Patents.

Polk Audio is a Directed Electronics company which trades on NASDAQ under the symbol DEIX. Investor information can be found at http://investor.directed.com. Polk Audio is a registered trademark of Polk Audio, Inc. HDX3 is a trademark of Polk Audio, Inc.