From
the Commander
9 Select the level you want
by
rotating the [Rotary
encoder], and press the [Rotary encoder].
Compressed 1
to
3:
This
corrects information lost
in
the
compression process.
This
reproduces a well-balanced sound close
to
the
original.
By
supplementing mid-
to
high- frequency sound data, the sound
is
reproduced with
more
brightness
and
ambience.
Music 1 to 3:
Lower register sounds (drums, bass, etc.) and vocals
are
emphasized for clean and clear output.
Cinema:
Video dialogue
is
reproduced
more
clearly. Action movies
are
reproduced with more powerful sound.
Action:
Action movies
are
reproduced with
more
powerful sound.
Drama/Talk:
The
dialogue portion
of
a video
is
reproduced more clearly.
• When "Non Effect"
is
selected,
MX
Plus becomes disabled.
• Sources to be set vary depending on the system set
in
"Setting the
AUX
Input System (AUX Input Setup)" (page 39).
10
To
adjust another source,
press[~]
and repeat
Steps 8 through 9.
•
You
can listen with Defeat OFF (adjusted setup values)
or
with
Defeat
ON
(Initial value) to compare, by following the steps below.
1 Press and hold the [Rotary Encoder] for 2 seconds or
longer while
in
the adjustment mode.
2 Rotate the [Rotary Encoder] to switch on/off Defeat, and
listen to compare.
3
To
exit, select "OFF" and then press [
~
].
11
When the setting is complete, press and hold [
~
]
for at least 2 seconds.
•
If
[
~
1 is pressed during setting, the unit returns
to
the previous
item.
• This function
is
not available when Defeat
is
set to
ON.
• After the setting, it
is
recommended to store the setting contents on
the unit. For details, refer to
"Storing the Preset Values (Preset
Store)"
(page
36
).
Setting
the
Equalizer
Mode
(EQ
Mode)
You
can choose either the Graphic EQ or the Parametric EQ for the
equalizer mode.
You
can also tum it off. (Initial setting: "OFF")
1 Press [FUNC.].
2 Rotate the [Rotary encoder] to select "Sound Field
Adj.," and then press the [Rotary encoder].
3 Rotate the [Rotary encoder] to select "Setup," and
then press the [Rotary encoder].
4 Rotate the [Rotary encoder] to select "EQ Mode,"
and then press the [Rotary encoder].
5 Select either "G.EQ," "P.EQ," or "OFF" by rotating
the [Rotary encoder], and press the [Rotary
encoder].
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MODE
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G.EO: Graphic
EO
is used.
P.EO:
Parametric
EO
is
used.
OFF:
EO
mode is disabled.
6 When the setting
is
complete, press and hold [
~]
for at least 2 seconds.
•
If
[
~
1
is
pressed during setting, the unit returns
to
the previous
item.
• This function
is
not available when Defeat
is
set
to
ON.
• After the setting, it
is
recommended
to
store the setting contents on
the unit.
For
details, refer to "Storing the Preset Values (Preset
Store)"
(page 36
).
Setting
the
Graphic
EQ
The graphic equalizer allows you to modify the sound using
31
bands
each for the front (left and right), rear (left and right) and center
speakers. An additionallO bands are available for the subwoofer. This
allows you to customize the sound to suit your taste.
• Set "Setting the Equalizer Mode (EQ Mode)" on page
46
to "G.EQ."
1 Press [FUNC.].
2 Rotate the [Rotary encoder] to select "Sound Field
Adj.," and then press the [Rotary encoder].
3 Rotate the [Rotary encoder] to select "EQ
Adjustment;• and then press the [Rotary encoder].
The G-EO screen is displayed.
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Band
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m~::Hz
Level
- J
2.
0
dB
4 Press and hold [CHANNEL] for at least 2 seconds.
Rotate the [Rotary encoder] to select either "L+R" or
"L or
R,"
and press the [Rotary encoder].
Lor
R:
Channels Right and Left can be set independently.
L+R: Both Right and Left channels are set at the same
value (The initial setting).
• When you switch from
"Lor
R"
to
"L+R," choose which adjustment
of
the
Rand
L channels to be applied.
1 Select either
"L~
R"
or
"R
~
L" by rotating the [Rotary
encoder], and press the [Rotary encoder].
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Setting
Datal:opy
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om
L~
R:
The adjustment of the Left channel is to be applied
to both Right and Left channels.
R
~
L:
The adjustment of the Right channel is to be applied
to both Right and Left channels.
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