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Tone control settings
(Tone menu)
FM100
Music
Receiver
The
Music Receiver
features a range of facilities for fine-tuning the sound to
suit your personal preference, the listening environment and the particular
recording currently being played. All the tone control settings are grouped in
the TONE menu.
brief press
Briefly press the
button on the remote control handset to call up the
balance and tone control functions. This action brings up a set-up window
which displays the various adjustment options.
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Use the
/
buttons to select an adjustment option.
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The option displayed can now be changed using the
/
buttons.
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If no action is taken for a period of a few seconds, the set-up window
disappears from the screen.
Balance L/R
This menu point is used to alter the balance in level between the left and right
channels, e.g. to compensate for non-symmetrical loudspeaker positioning.
The balance can be adjusted in increments of 1,25 dB; the screen always
displays the current value.
The primary purpose of the Balance setting in the Tone menu is to compensate
for inadequacies in the audio mix of the recording currently being played.
Tone Control
This menu point can be used to disable (by-pass) the
Music Receiver`s
tone
controls.
To switch off the tone controls, select the “OFF” setting. When the tone
controls are switched off, any adjustments you make to the following menu
points “BASS” and “TREBLE” have no effect.
Bass / Treble
(tone settings)
These two menu points can be used to alter the high-frequency (treble) and
low-frequency (bass) settings when required.
The primary purpose of the settings in the Tone menu is to compensate for
inadequacies in the audio mix of the recording currently being played.
If you wish to alter the fundamental tone settings for your loudspeakers, you
should make adjustments in the “Loudspeaker / Tone” menu.
Loudness
The
Music Receiver
is equipped with an automatic level-dependent volume
control system (
LOUDNESS
), designed to compensate for the frequency-
dependent sen-sitivity of the ear at very low volume, caused by the physiology
of the human auditory system.
This set-up option switches the level-dependent volume control on and off.
