Fisher P7 - Graphic Equalizer

JRROUND Switch
ming
the
SURROUND
switch
on
gives
more
expansion
to
the
sound.
nnect
surround
speakers
to
create
the
atmosphere
of
a
concert
hail
stadium.
tample
of
System
Installation
(Fig.
18)
ig. 18
Left front speaker ’
VCR, Video Disc player, etc.
TV
Audio component system
Right front speaker
Left surround speaker
Right surround speaker
When
surround
speakers
are
connected,
sound
is
produced
from
the
surround
speakers
even
when
the
SURROUND
switch
is
turned
off.
The
surround
effect
cannot
be
obtained
if
the
source
is
monaural.
The
surround
effect
cannot
be
obtained
when
the
CD
DIRECT
but-
ton
is
turned
on.
OUDNESS Switch
‘hen
the
volume
is
low,
sounds
with
low
and
high
frequencies
are
less
sdible
to
the
human
ear
than
sounds
with
medium
frequencies.
Turn
‘is
switch
on
when
listening
with
a
low
volume
to
emphasize
the
bass
nd
treble.
lotes
on
the
DUBBING,
HIGH
SPEED,
CD
REC
and
UNER REC Buttons
»
Note
that
the
dubbing
mode
is
set
when
either
the
DUBBING
or
HIGH
SPEED
button
is
pressed
while
tapes
are
loaded
in
both
Deck
1
and
Deck
2.
;
)
Note
that
if
a
tape
is
loaded
in
Deck
2
and
a
CD
(or
the
radio)
is
playing,
the
CD
(or
tuner)
recording
mode
is
set
if
the
CD
REC
(or
TUNER
REC)
button
is
pressed.
»
To
protect
important
tape
recordings,
we
recommend
breaking
off
the
accidental
erasure
prevention
tabs.
See
“Protecting
!mportant
Recordings”.
‘ASS
and
TREBLE
Controls
»
Use
the
BASS
contro!
to
adjust
the
low
frequencies,
the
TREBLE
contro!
to
adjust
the
high
frequencies.
Turn
the
control
clockwise
to
increase
the
level,
counterclockwise
to
decrease
it.
(The
level
is
normal
when
the
control
is
at
the
cen-
ter
position.)
»
When
using
the
graphic
equalizer,
set
the
BASS
and
TREBLE
controls
to
the
center
position.
3ALANCE Control
jsuatly
leave
this
control
at
the
center
position.
Vhen
turned
clockwise,
the
sound
from
the
right
speaker
is
empha-
sized,
and
when
turned
counterclockwise,
the
sound
from
the
left
ipeaker
is
emphasized.
.istening
Through
Headphones
tirst
turn
down
the
volume,
then
connect
the
headphones
to
the
2HONES
jack.
The
sound
from
the
speakers
is
automatically
cut.
»
Keep
the
volume
at
an
appropriate
level
to
avoid
damaging
your
ears.
®
Listening
through
headphones
for
a
long
period
of
time
may
also
damage
your
ears.
When Recording. - .
The
following
switches,
buttons
and
controls
will
not
affect
the
record-
ng,
SO
you
can
adjust
them
to
your
liking
while
listening
to
the
sound
and
recording.
@
SURROUND
and
LOUDNESS
switches
e@ CD DIRECT button
@
VOLUME,
BASS
and
TREBLE
controls
@ BALANCE control
Graphic Equalizer
Basic Operation
1. Turn on the amplifier’s POWER switch.
2. Set the BASS and TREBLE controls on the amplifier to the center
positions.
The playback sound changes if the BASS and TREBLE controls are
moved after adjusting the equalizer settings. (The recorded sound
is not affected.)
3. Turn on the equalizer’s POWER switch.
— The spectrum analyzer/graphic equalizer displays turn on.
— One of the equalizer select indicators lights for each of the
equalizers.
4. Use the EQ 1 SELECT and EQ 2 SELECT buttons to select the
mode. See the following section “Using the EQ 1 and EQ 2 SELECT
buttons”.
5. Start playing a source (CD, tape, etc.).
6. Adjust the levels of the different frequency bands. See “Adjusting
the Equalizer Pattern”.
7. For recording, set the cassette deck to the recording mode.
— Recording with the equalizer effect is not possible when using
the DUBBING and HIGH SPEED buttons on the cassette deck.
Using the EQ 1 and EQ 2 SELECT Buttons
Use the EQ 1 SELECT button to select the operating mode for Graphic
Equalizer 1.
Use the EQ 2 SELECT button to select the operating mode for Graphic
Equalizer 2.
The operating mode switches between PASS (playback/recording
without the graphic equalizer effect), LINE (playback with the graphic
equalizer effect), EQ REC (recording with the graphic equalizer effect)
each time the button is pressed.
@ itis not possible to set both graphic equalizers 1 and 2 to “LINE”
at the same time. The one fast set to “LINE” is given priority.
(When one is set to “LINE”, the other one is automatically set to
“PASS” if it was at “LINE”.)
Fig. 19
a) For playback with the graphic equalizer effect on 1 or 2:
b) Graphic Equalizer 1
c) Graphic Equalizer 2
d) Playback with 1
e) Playback with 2
Fig. 20
a) For recording with the graphic equalizer effect on 1 or 2:
b) Graphic Equalizer 1
c) Graphic Equalizer 2
d) Deck 1
e) Deck 2
f) Recording with 1
g) Recording with 2
Fig. 21
a) To play one or two sources with one graphic equalizer
effect while recording with another:
b) Graphic Equalizer 1
c) Graphic Equalizer 2
d) To amplifier
e) Deck 1
f) Deck 2
g) Playback with 1, recording with 2
h) Recording with 1, playback with 2
Fig. 22
a) To record one or two sources with different graphic
equalizer effects:
b) Graphic Equalizer 1
c) Graphic Equalizer 2
d) Deck 1
e) Deck 2
f) Recording with 1 and 2