This display page lets you choose between creating settings for
the Super 3D effect (L1) and the equalizer (L2).
1. 3D (L1)
Before creating the setting you should activate the effect by
pressing the 3D button (located above the keyboard). Using the
F1 button, you select the parameter Length (effect intensity),
which can be set in 3 steps. Use the F2 button to select Width,
i.e. the effect of broadening the base in the stereo image. 3
settings are also available here. The strongest intensity results in
the acoustic impression that the stereo signal enters the room
from beyond the loudspeakers. The 3D symbol is intended to
provide you with a visual aid in estimating the degree of signal
dispersion. The most reliable indication of how this effect works,
however, can be obtained only by listening to the sound.
5. High Dump (F5)
High Dump causes the high frequencies of the reflections to be
attenuated. Although this parameter works like a tone control
(filtering) of the reverb effect, it also contributes to the defining
of characteristics of the reverb space: the greater the degree of
attenuation (high value), the more effectively the high reflections
are absorbed, i.e. the space contains surfaces that swallow these
frequencies.
Effect Settings
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D. 3D/Equalizer
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