Yamaha RX-A3060, Owner'S Manual

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The following items are available when you select “2ch Stereo” or “9ch Stereo”.
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Available items in “9ch Stereo” vary depending on the speaker system being used.
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Settings for decoders
The following items are available when you set “Decode Type” of “SURROUND DECODER” to
“
b
Surround” or “Neo:6 Music”.
Reverb Delay
Adjusts the delay between the direct
sound and reverberant sound
generation.
0 ms to 250 ms
Higher to enhance the delay effect,
and lower to reduce it.
Reverb Level
Adjusts the volume of the
reverberant sound.
0% to 100%
Higher to strengthen the reverberant
sound, and lower to weaken it.
Sound program Item Function Settings
2ch Stereo Direct
Selects whether to
automatically bypass the
DSP circuit when an analog
audio source is played back.
Auto, Off
9ch Stereo
Level Adjusts the entire volume. -5 to 0 to +5
Front / Rear Balance
Adjusts the front and rear
volume balance.
-5 to 0 to +5
Higher to enhance the front
side, and lower to enhance the
rear side.
Left / Right Balance
Adjusts the left and right
volume balance.
-5 to 0 to +5
Higher to enhance the right
side, and lower to enhance the
left side.
Height Balance
Adjust the height volume
balance using the presence
speakers.
0 to 5 to 10
Higher to enhance the upside,
and lower to enhance the
downside. (The presence
speakers do not produce
sounds when “Height
Balance” is set to “0”.)
Monaural Mix
Enables/disables monaural
sound output.
Off, On
Item Function Settings
Decode Type Item Function Settings
b
Surround Center Spread
Selects whether to spread
the center channel signals
to left and right when
2-channel source is
played.
Off, On
Select “On” to spread center channel
signals to left and right if you feel the
center sound is too strong when
2-channel source is played.
Neo:6 Music Center Image
Adjusts the center
orientation level
(broadening effect) of the
front sound field.
0.0 to 0.3 to 1.0
Higher to strengthen the center
orientation level (less broadening
effect) and lower to weaken (more
broadening effect).