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Speaker Equalizer
Clicking the Speaker EQ button under the Master Volume control in the Speakers Tab
activates the Speaker Equalizer , which provides individual equalizer settings for each
speaker. Note that the Speaker EQ button will be active only when the Speaker
Configuration is set to Quad, 5.1 or 7.1 Speakers—not in stereo or headphone
configurations. The number of controls on the Speakers Configuration Panel will depend on
the speaker configuration selected, as illustrated the next section entitled “How the Speaker
Equalizer Controls are Organized”.
The Speaker Equalizer works in addition to, not in place of, the Master Graphic Equalizer.
For example, boosting the 500hz tone by +6dB with the Master Equalizer, then boosting the
tone on the front right speaker equalizer by an addi3dB, will result in +9dB of boost
on the front right speaker and +6dB of boost on all other speakers (which, in this example,
have not had their individual equalizers changed.)
The Speaker Equalizer is a powerful tool for adjusting the tone of your speaker system.
Unlike the Master Equalizer which changes the tone on all speakers, the Speaker Equalizer
lets you adjust the frequency response of each speaker in a multi-speaker system, so you can
compensate for speaker response or room acoustics.
Adjusting individual speaker response is especially effective when listening with multi-
speaker headphones because changing the tone of the front and surround speakers can
dramatically alter the sound field. The effect becomes even more dramatic when adjusting
the individual volume and tone for each speaker in the headphones, along with setting
different amounts of environments depth in the front and surround speakers. Various
combinations of equalization, volume and environment settings will result in dramatically
different surround sound field effects, which can be saved as presets for easy recall.
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Be careful when using the versatile frequency control provided by the combination of
Master and Speaker Equalizers. Setting the frequency controls to maximum may
cause distortion and in some cases may overdrive some speaker systems