Loudspeaker System Specifications
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Fig. 26
Monitor Location Selected
The
Pole
location provides slight bass boost to compensate for the speaker
system being away from any boundaries such as a wall or corner. It assumes
that the speaker system is at least 6 feet or more off the ground on a pole or
stand.
The
Bracket
location is for nominal wall placement of the speaker system.
This location setting provides a nominally flat response in the bass under
anechoic conditions. This combined with the
Normal
mode Preset provides the
very flattest response the speaker is capable of.
The
Monitor
location setting corrects for the bass boost that floor placement
provides, by slightly reducing the overall bass level to compensate.
These three location settings along with the four Presets provide for 12 different
EQ profiles that are repeatable and precise. These coupled with the Channel
EQ (Low Mid and High band EQ) provide for literally thousands of repeatable
and precise EQ settings available to the end user.
CAUTION!
This speaker system has built-in EQ and frequency shaping to achieve a
basically flat frequency response, as well as Presets and EQ settings available
that can have significant amounts of bass boost beyond a nominally flat
response. It is strongly recommended that you not ADD additional bass boost
EQ external to the speaker system, as this will pose a very real probability of
creating an overload situation, where the vocals or high frequencies are left
weak and muddied, and the apparent loudness of the speaker system will be
curtailed due to this imbalance in bass EQ. Let the speaker system's built-in EQ
work FOR YOU, and do not attempt to try and make it behave as if it were a
Subwoofer equipped cabinet.
Delay Parameter
The Delay parameter can be accessed from the Parameter menu (Fig. 18) by
rotating the "Push for DSP" knob, and selecting the Delay parameter, see Fig. 27
