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[Speaker Con
fi
guration]
Back :
S
80Hz
Center :
S
80Hz
Front :
S
80Hz
Surround :
S
80Hz
Speaker Configuration
Subwoofer :
On
Every surround-sound system requires
“bass-management” to direct low frequency
content from any or all channels to the
speakers best able to reproduce it. For this
function to operate correctly, it is important
that you correctly identify your speakers’
capabilities. We use the terms
[S]
(small),
[L]
(large) and
[Off]
, but note that physical size may
be irrelevant.
[S]
•
speaker is any model, regardless of
physical size, that lacks signi
fi
cant deep-bass
response, that is, at about 50 Hz to 160 Hz.
[L]
•
speaker is any full-range model, that is,
one with deep-bass response
[Off]
•
speaker is one that is not present in
your system. For example, you might not
have any surround-back speakers installed; in
that case, you would set the
[Back]
setup
item to
[Off]
.
Note
The default frequency setting for
•
each
speaker is 80 Hz.
Speaker Con
fi
guration can be managed and
adjusted by pressing a combination of
B
and
then
vV
buttons.
Set
•
[Front]
,
[Center]
,
[Surround]
and
[Back]
to
[L]
(large),
[S]
(small) or
[Off]
along with their corresponding crossover
frequency settings (available at Small setting
from 50 Hz up to 160 Hz) as your
sub-system’s speakers require.
Set
•
[Subwoofer]
to
[On]
or
[Off]
, selecting
[On]
only if you have a subwoofer
connected to the SW output socket.
[Speaker Levels]
Surround Right
: 0dB
Back Left
: 0dB
Center :
0dB
Front Left
: 0dB
Front Right
: 0dB
Speaker Levels
Back Right
: 0dB
Surround Left
: 0dB
Subwoofer :
0dB
Adjusting the relative balance of your system’s
loudspeakers ensures that surround-sound
recordings, whether music or
fi
lm, will present
the balance of effects, music, and dialogue that
the artists intended. Additionally, if your system
incorporates a subwoofer it establishes a
correct relationship between the volume of the
subwoofer and the other speakers, and thus of
low-frequencies (bass) to other sonic elements.
