[John Buchanan]

Does anyone have a copy of the Stax Sigma manual that they could scan for me? Please PM me if you do.

 

[John Buchanan]

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[John Buchanan]

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[Faust2D]

John let me know if you find it.

 

[spritzer]

I have it (even in English which is rare for me) but no scanner.

Will pics do?

 

[John Buchanan]

Pics would be fine Birgir. Thanks.

 

[spritzer]

I'll take the pics tomorrow. If I forget hit me over the head with a PM.

 

[Kabeer]

Dang 3 years to find a manual!!!

 

[unlimited]

oh Geez, i wish you will get it soon John.
that's a very long time to wait..

 

[John Buchanan]

I haven't been seriously searching. It would be nice to have a copy, but I don't think I'm wearing them back to front or somesuch

 

[spritzer]

Sorry for the crap lighting but I'm in a bit of a hurry.

 

[John Buchanan]

Thanks Birgir!

 

[spritzer]

No problem.

On the last pic there is text to the far left of the page but Stax have covered it with a sticker. You can still read it though and it talks about using the Sigma's as mini-speakers by placing them on the dedicated stand and letting the sound bounce off a wall. The drivers are wired out of phase so you have to redirect the sound to achieve correct phase. I don't know why Stax blanked this info out but there is no mention of it in the Japanese version of the instructions manual which I also have.