T+A K8, Руководство по установке

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Position
sub-menu
In the 'LS position menu' you can enter the actual distance of each loudspeaker
relative to the listening position (in 0.3 m increments).
This procedure is designed to compensate for timing discrepancies caused by
differing distances between the speakers and the listening position. The pur-
pose of entering the speaker distances is to ensure that all the sound elements
reach the listener simultaneously and in correct phase. The correct setting of
the speaker distances is very important if you are aiming at optimum surround
effects.
5.1 Speaker set 7.1 Speaker set
30° 30°
60°
45°
90°
45°
60°
TV
Surround
left
Back speaker
left
Surround
right
Back speaker
right
Centre
Front Box
left
Front Box
right
Sub-woofer
Measure the distance between the listening position and the loudspeakers in
your room.
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The maximum distance you can set between one loudspeaker and the listening
position is 12 m. For acoustic reasons greater distances are not recommended,
and for this reason the system cannot compensate for timing problems over
such distances.
As the diagram shows, you can use the Select buttons to move to the input
positions in turn; the order is stated below.
Enter the measured distance in increments of 0.3 m using the Change buttons.
Output channels not in use (see 'Loudspeaker menu') cannot be edited.
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Main loudspeaker, front left (front left)
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Centre loudspeaker, front centre (front centre)
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Main loudspeaker, front right (front right)
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Surround loudspeaker, right (Surnd right)
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Rear loudspeaker, right (Rear right)
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Rear loudspeaker, left (Rear left)
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or rear loudspeaker, centre (Rear centre)
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Surround loudspeaker, left (Surnd left)
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Active sub-woofer (any position) (Sub)