T+A K8, Руководство по установке

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Level
sub-menu
The volume level of the individual channels must be matched very carefully to
ensure that the
K8
delivers a balanced sound image.
The purpose of the 'level menu' is to calibrate the levels accurately for all
channels.
When you activate the 'level menu', you will hear a hissing sound lasting two
seconds from the left-hand main loudspeaker. The data input field is located
after the first menu point.
e.g. 'Front left: 00 '.
The hiss is now reproduced through the other channels in turn, in each case for
a period of about two seconds.
Output channels which are not in use (see 'Loudspeaker menu') are skipped.
While the hiss is generated on one channel, the associated data input field is
displayed on the screen. You can adjust the value within the range -20 to +10
using the Change buttons; any alteration you make is immediately audible.
After any correction to the volume, the same channel continues to generate the
hissing sound for a further two seconds, after which it moves on to the next
channel. The data input field position changes with it.
If you prefer to change the channels manually instead of automatically, you can
select the input position to be corrected using the Select buttons.
Your aim should be to set all the channels to the same perceived volume,
working as accurately as you can.
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Since the hissing sound is not suitable for assessing bass volume, you should
use the
'Subwoofer'
menu point in the
'Tone control settings (Tone menu)'
to adjust the volume of the sub-woofer channel.
The level for each channel is stored for surround reproduction, and applies to all
surround modes.