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Thank
You
Thank
you
for
purchasing
the
Klipsch
Image
X1
Oi
headset.
The
X1
Oi
is
a
very
special
headset,
that
with
proper
care,
will
last
you
for
years
to
come.
The
X10i
combines
decades
of
Klipsch
audio
knowledge
with
a
revolutionary
3
button
music/phone
control
and
Apple
technology
inside.
The
Klipsch
team
hopes
you
enjoy
your
purchase.
Let
us
know
at
www.klipsch.com/forums
.
Important
Safety
Information
1)
If
you
hear
ringing
or
experience
pain
or
discomfort
in
your
ears
during
or
after
using
any
in-ear
audio
product,
that
is
a
sign
you
are
listening
too
loud.
When
your
ears
are
exposed
to
high
volumes
(in
excess
of
85dB)
for
over
an
hour,
you
may
be
permanently
damaging
your
hearing.
2)
Turn
down
your
listening
device's
volume
to
zero
before
you
insert
the
Klipsch
headphones
and
turn
on
the
device
.
Once
you
have
the
headphones
in,
gradually
increase
the
volume
to
a
comfortable,
moderate
volume.
3)
Clean
your
headphones
with
an
antiseptic
wipe
frequently
to
avoid
wax
buildup.
This
improves
the
acoustic
quality
of
your
headphones.
4)
NEVER
operate
a
motor
vehicle
while
listening
to
or
wearing
your
headphones
.
Not
only
dangerous,
it
is
illegal
in
many
places.
5)
NEVER
operate
heavy
machinery
while
listening
to
or
wearing
your
headphones.
6)
We
don't
recommend
you
use
the
headphones
while
riding
a
bicycle,
running,
or
walking
in
heavy
traffic
areas.
If
you
do,
do
not
fully
insert
the
headphones
into
your
ear
and
listen
at
a
lower
volume
so
you
can
hear
ambient
noise.
Listen
Responsibly
The
Occupational
Safety
Health
Administration
(OSHA)
has
issued
headphone
usage
recommendations
for
maximum
daily
exposure
and
sound
pressure
levels
(measured
in
decibels
(dB)).
A
decibel
is
a
unit
of
measure
of
sound,
and
decibels
increase
exponentially
as
sound
gets
louder.
For
example,
conversational
speech
is
typically
around
60dB,
and
a
rock
concert
in
a
stadium
is
often
about
11
OdB.
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Klipsch Image X10i Specifications

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BrandKlipsch
ModelImage X10i
CategoryHeadphone
LanguageEnglish

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