LANSCHE AUDIO
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS No.5.1
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There are two very good reasons for making adjustments:
a. Room
In a sparsely furnished room without sound-absorbing elements such as carpets or furniture,
speakers tend to produce an exaggerated treble response. A room furnished with many
sound-absorbing elements will make the treble response seem much duller.
b. Electronics
An additional decisive factor for the quality of reproduction in a complete chain of devices is
the quality of the components connected upstream of the speakers. As concerns the source
and amplification devices, the different manufacturers follow their own individual
philosophies of sound. When controlling the sound, you have the opportunity to adjust
brighter or duller-sounding devices to correspond to your own personal musical taste.
Please be aware that the treble range is especially sensitive when attempting to centrally
position the voice. Minor differences of the volume setting between the speakers can cause
a shift in the sound stage.
