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Audio Advantage SRM
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Some Helpful Tips …
Here are some things you should know in order to get the best performance from your Ear
Force AK-R8:
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SRM Control Panel: This is the heart of the system, so be sure to learn what it can do.
From here you can set individual speaker volumes, equalize the tone, set environment
depths, microphone levels, and more. For complete details, check out the user guide on
the CD, and the brief overview in this Quick Start Guide.
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Presets : You can load and save all of the SRM control panel settings as presets by
clicking the Preset button on the top left of the control panel window. Check out the
factory presets to see what the system can do.
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Speakers Configuration Setting: When using the Ear Force surround sound
headphones, be sure to set the Speakers Configuration on the SRM control panel
Speakers Tab to 5.1 speakers.
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Kick up the Bass: The volume of the bass vibrators in each ear cup is controlled by the
slider labeled S (for “Sub”) in the Ctr/Sub slider group on the Speakers Tab. To boost
the bass, click on the (…) button next to the Speakers Configuration pull-down tab and
check the Multichannel to Subwoofer box. This routes bass frequencies from all
channels into the bass vibrators to increase the bass response when listing to any audio
source.
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Independent Speaker Equalizers: Each speaker in the headphone has a separate 10
band equalizer so you can adjust the frequency response to suit your taste. To access the
multi-channel equalizer, click the (…) button below the Master Volume slider on the
Speakers Tab.
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Environment settings: The front and surround speakers have individually adjustable
settings for the Environment depth. Access this by clicking the Effects Tab, click the
Environments Enable button, then select an environment from the pull-down tab and
adjust the Front and Surround sliders to hear the effect. To add more surround depth,
turn down the Front slider and turn up the Surround slider so the effect is more
prominent behind your ears.
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Recording from the Line Input: SRM’s line input can be used to connect external
audio devices, for recording analog audio sources to your PC hard drive. To record from
this input, set the Record Source in the Mixer tab to Line In, then set the recording level
slider for optimum recording. The AudioSurgeon software, included on the CD, can be
used to record from the line or mic inputs and edit the recording. See the later section in
this manual for details.