Adjusting
X-Over
and
Switching
the
Phases
This section describes how to adjust X-Over. Before working
on
this,
refer to
"About the Crossover
(X-Over)"
(page
48).
Note on adjusting the subwoofer
·
If
the subwoofer
is
installed on the rear deck, setting a gentle
LPF
slope (for example 6 dB/ oct.) makes the sound localization
more to the
rear.
This can also
affect the acoustic
localization
of
the front.
Note on adjusting the high range
Depending
on
the
speaker, inputting
low
frequen
cy
component
signals
(about
2 kHz or
less)
with the
HPF
adjustment
could
result
in
distortion.
If
distortion occurs, set a steep slope
(for
example
30
dB/oct.).
Adjust
so
that the
mid
and
high range sounds
do
not
separate.
Normally
use with the
LPF
turned
off.
If
the
high range
is
too
strong,
we
recommend adjusting for a
gentle slope.
Note on adjusting the low range
When
a subwoofer
is
connected and you are using a speaker
with a
low
range of under 10 or 12
em
(3-15/16"
or
4-3/4"),
setting the
low
range
HPF
to "OFF"
can result
in
distortion
when
low
frequency components are input.
If
so,
set the
H.
P.F.
slope to a value suited for
the
speaker's
frequency response.
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
"X-Over,"
and
then press the [Rotary encoder].
The
X
-OVER
screen is displayed.
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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].
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Lor
R:
Channels R and L can
be
set independently.
L+R: Both
Rand
L
channels are set
at
the
sa
me
value
(The
initial
setting).
•
Wh
en you switch from "
Lor
R" to
"L+R,"
choose which adjustment
of
the R
and
L channels to be applied.
1
Select
either
"L
~
R"
or
"R
~
L"
by
rotating the [Rotary
encoder). a
nd
pr
ess the [Rotary encoder].
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Data
l:opy
om
L~
R:
The adjustment of the L
channel is
to
be
applied
to
both R
and
L channels.
R
~
L:
The adjustment of the R
channel
is to
be
app
lied to
both R and L channel
s.
From
the
Commander
5 Select
the channel you want to adjust by pressing
[CHANNEL].
L+R selected:
FRONT
HIGH~FRONT
MID~
FRONT
LOW~REAR~CENTER~
SUBWOOFER*
1
~FRONT
HIGH
Lor
R selected:
FRONT L
HIGH~
FRONT
R
HIGH~
FRONT L
MID~FRONT
R
MID~
FRONT L
LOW~
FRONT
R
LOW~
REAR
L~REAR
R~CENTER~
SUBWOOFER*
2
~FRONT
L
HIGH
*
1
If
the Subwoofer output is set
for
Monaural, you can set both
SUB
WOOFER
I
and
2.
~
If
the Subwoofer output is set
for
Monaural, you can set
SUBWOOFER
1 and
2.
If
the Subwoofer output is set
for
Stereo, you
can
set
SUBWOOFER
Land
R.
•
Channels to
be
set vary depending on the system set in
"Setting
the
Speaker System (System
Select)"
(page 37).
6
Rotate the [Rotary encoder] to select
"HPF;'
and
then press the [Rotary encoder].
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FRONT
R
HIGH
~
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~
7
Select
the cut-off frequency (fc) by rotating the
[Rotary encoder], and press the [Rotary encoder].
•
The
fr
e
qu
ency that can be
ad
justed
may
vary depending on the
channel (speaker). Refer to
"About
the Crossover
(X-Over)"
(page 48).
8
Adjust the slope by rotating the [Rotary encoder],
and press the [Rotary encoder].
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FRONT
R
HIGH
I 0
kHz:
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I:IIIJdB/Dct
~
Slope:
O(OFF)/-
6/
-12/-18/-24/-30/-36
dB/oct*
3
*
3
Neither
LPF
of
Subwoofer
nor
HPF
of
Front High can be set at
0
(OFF).
9
Adjust the gain by rotating the [Rotary encoder], and
press the [Rotary encoder].
Gain: -24
to
0
dB
(in 0.5 dB steps)
10
Switch
the phase by rotating the [Rotary encoder],
and press the [Rotary encoder].
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Phase:
oo
/180°
This will
take you
back
to the
St
ep
6
sc
reen.
11
Next, select "LPF"
in
Step 6, and repeat
Steps
7
through
10 to adjust HPF.
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