Adcom GSP-560 - Initial System Operation

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channel image.
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Ttowever/the "Phantom” position is not as effective
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that rear speakers, at least when reproducing Pro Log.c
much lower than iSSfeOrm* higher than 7 kHz
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This has , h case Whi | e Pr0 Logic processed' rear channel information doesn't contain
eCed^so?X'KSStpS shouid have falriy flat frequency response over the required
ba^dwk^^xper^vOsp'eakers usually exhibitvety uneven or “peaky” fesponsethat can alter the effects intended
by the creators ofDofby SurroundeftcOded material.
Another araument against very inexpensive surround speakers is that the GSP-560 is designed with two operating
Another argument againsx ^ ry £ full-bandwidth signals to the rear channels. Here,
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VOLUME CONTROL POSITION i
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10) INmAL TURN-ON
When you plug the o^erem^mn^olterf^i'tojms tte
' unr 0 a n°The “Powerlndlcator LED” ©changes froSi yellow (standby status) to red (fully operational status.)the
red LEDonthe “MasterVolume”control©turnson, and all processor ardamplifierste^^are^uy energ^nJt^A^e^
ampimer inputs, iwic «.« __ s^^hh/ maifi .notion or degrade sonic performance.
When the GSP-560 isturned off, the relays open immediately to mute all line outputs, including the internal connections
to the power amplifiers. This protects against any transient pops that may be unsettling.
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