DSPeaker Anti-Mode X4, Owner'S Manual

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Headphones
When headphones are inserted, audio output is only generated to the headphones. When
headphones are detached, the output switches back to the primary and auxiliary outputs.
Headphone-related functions are only available when headphones are inserted.
V
OLUME
When the headphone output is in use, both the control wheel and the volume buttons of the
remote controller adjust heaphone master volume.
H
EADPHONE
P
ROFILES
Headphone profiles ”H” and ”P” are used when the headphone output is in use. These profiles
can have different settings as well as their own set of tone controls.
Headphone Menu
A
UTO
T
OGGLE
This feature enables the user to keep headphones connected at all times and select from this
menu whether to listen to the speaker system or the headphones.
By default, the speaker outputs are muted upon connecting the headphones to the 6.3mm
headphone plug on the front panel. When Auto-toggle is set to off, the headphones can be
connected while the sound is coming from all of the outputs and the speaker profiles are active.
The headphone is muted until auto-toggle is switched back on, then the sound is goes to the
headphones and headphone profiles are active.
H
EADSPACE
Listening to mono recordings or old stereo recording which pan instruments completely into one
channel can lead to listening fatigue.
Headspace is an upgraded version of a "cross-feed" processing, and utilizes modern DSP
processing of the Head-Related Transfer Function (HRTF) based on human directional hearing. It
drastically improves recordings which are optimized for speakers only. The amount of effect can
be adjusted or switched off completely.
V
OLUME CAP
Volume cap limits the maximum volume you can set for the headphone output to protect your
hearing. Setting a suitable Volume Cap is advisable especially if you have sensitive headphones,
i.e. they produce high sound pressure with low power. In addition, if the volume would be
changed by more than 4.0dB, the volume change is ignored.
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