McIntosh MX160, Owner'S Manual

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AUDIO SETUP MENU
MENU ITEM SUB MENU SELECTION OPTION(S) DESCRIPTION
Audio Configuration
Refer to the MX160 Separate Sheet Menu 7, “Audio Setup Menu” while performing Audio Configuration and Voicing setup
S
Enable dynamic range control
●Off
On
Allow for suitable audible range at both high and
low playback levels
Set range control level
●100%
0% to 100%
Enable fade in
●On
Off
Prevents abrupt changes in volume at the start or
end of a sound track
Enable remapping
●On
Off
Produces a 7.1 channel output from a 5.1 channel
input
Neo:X
Neo:X center gain: Cinema
●1.0
0.0 to 1.0
Provides changes in Neo:X Audio Processing for
the center channel audio input signal
Neo:X center gain: Game
●1.0
0.0 to 1.0
Neo:X center gain: Music ●0.3 0.0 to 1.0
Neo:X phantom center
●Off
On
AURO
Strength
●-3dB
Mute, -30dB thru +3dB
Provides changes to the Auro 3D processing
depending on the volume level of the incoming
signal
Preset
●small
medium1, medium2, speech
Dolby
TrueHD dynamic range control
●Auto
Off, On
Atmos dynamic range control
●Off
On
Center spread
●Off
On
The Dolby Surround upmixer may spread the
center channel content among the Left, Right, and
Center speakers creating a wider frontal audio im-
age for the listener
Voicing
The MX160 offers the ability to create custom Audio Equalization Frequency Response Curves, of which can be activated during Audio Playback using the Front
Panel Trim Control along with the Adjust
p
or
q
Push-buttons or the Remote Control Trim Push-button along with the
p
or
q
Push-buttons
Edit or delete voicing
●Music
Music II, Relaxed, Tilt, Action, Movie Refer to the On-Screen Display while Voicing
Add new voicing
● Blank
Bypass, Low pass, High pass, Low shelf, para-
metric, High shelf
Refer to the On-Screen Display while Voicing
while creating a new Voicing Curve
Loading voicings from files
Contact your McIntosh Dealer for additional Voicing Files to load into the MX160
Settings, con’t