NEW CONTROLS continued
The upgraded
Bass tone control
offers you a choice of three frequencies where the bass tone
control range is centered,
80 Hz
,
110 Hz
and
140 Hz
.
-
80 Hz setting
: The
Bass tone control
will make the least noticeable impact on the low
frequencies in your music and movies.
Decreasing Bass at the 80 Hz setting can
compensate for room resonances that might
exaggerate bass response and make it sound
too heavy. Increasing Bass at 80 Hz can
increase bass impact with the least added
“thickness” or unwelcome exaggeration. It
has the least impact on mid-bass frequencies.
-
110 Hz setting
: The
Bass tone control
will
have a more noticeable effect on male voices.
At the 110 Hz setting increasing Bass will add
some richness, while decreasing Bass can
reduce the “chesty” overly-heavy quality of
voices. This enables the Bass control to com-
pensate for the chesty quality that is a short-
coming in many loudspeakers.
-
140 Hz setting
: The
Bass tone control
will
have the most noticeable effect on male
voices and instruments. Increasing Bass at
the 140 Hz setting can be useful to reinforce
the low frequency output of smaller speakers
and subwoofers, or speakers and subs whose
room placement reduces their bass output.
Conversely, decreasing Bass at the 140 Hz setting can reduce heavy bass “boominess”
that can occur when speaker placement, such as in a corner, gives too much of a boost
to low frequencies.
Note:
All of these descriptions are generalizations. The effects of the new settings may be
quite different, depending on your speakers, your theater room, and where the speakers
are placed in it. We invite you to experiment with the
Tone freq.
settings.
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TONE CONTROLS
BASS FREQ:
80 HZ
Tone controls
Bass
+
0dB
Treble
+
0dB
Treble freq
6 kHz
> Bass freq
80 Hz
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TONE CONTROLS
BASS FREQ:
110 HZ
Tone controls
Bass
+
0dB
Treble
+
0dB
Treble freq
8 kHz
> Bass freq
110 Hz
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TONE CONTROLS
BASS FREQ:
140 HZ
Tone controls
Bass
+
0dB
Treble
+
0dB
Treble freq
10 kHz
> Bass freq
140 Hz
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