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General| Brand | Kenwood |
|---|---|
| Model | GE-970 |
| Category | Recording Equipment |
| Language | English |
Record serial number and model for service and information.
Instructions for carefully unpacking the unit and checking for shipping damage.
Specific power requirements for units shipped to the USA and Canada.
Specific power requirements for units shipped to Australia and Europe.
Specific power requirements for units shipped to the United Kingdom.
Power requirements for units shipped to other countries, including voltage selection.
Guide to setting the AC voltage selector switch for different regions.
Essential safety guidelines for operating the audio equipment safely, covering points 1-12.
Details on connecting the system control cord for remote operation.
Demonstrates equalizer effects visually and audibly.
Automatic equalizer setting for CD playback based on disc content.
Automatic equalizer setting for CD playback with presence effect ON.
Automatic equalizer setting enhancement for presence effects on all input sources.
Storing optimum equalizer curves set by AI for up to 60 CDs.
Using preset and user-defined equalizer patterns.
Displays frequency distribution in four different patterns.
Applying equalizer patterns to tape recording for car or headphone stereo.
Shows how each frequency range is compensated by the equalizer.
Displays frequency distribution of the source being played.
Changes the display mode of the spectrum analyzer.
How to visually and audibly check equalizer effects.
Automatic equalizer setting for CD playback by pressing the AI key.
Automatic setting of delay, volume, and equalizer for CD play with presence ON.
Saving AI-set equalizer curves for up to 60 CDs.
Playback using previously stored AI equalizer data.
Recalling fifteen preset equalizer patterns easily.
How to flatten the equalizer curve.
A list of 15 preset equalizer patterns and their descriptions.
Adjusting individual frequency band levels in the graphic equalizer.
Creating and storing custom equalizer patterns in manual memory.
Applying equalizer patterns to tape recording for car or headphone stereo.
Active Natural Bass Circuit modes for bass adjustment.
Adjusting frequency response to counteract room acoustics.
Enhancing or attenuating specific instruments or voices.
Explains the effect of adjusting specific frequency ranges.
Seven modes (Arena, Jazz Club, etc.) for creating presence effects.
Simulates movie theater surround sound with optional rear speakers.
Improves center sound positioning when rear speakers are not used.
Recording presence effects in stereo for headphone or car stereo playback.
Speaker arrangements for NORMAL, WIDE, and PHANTOM modes.
Speaker setup when surround rear speakers are not used.
Speaker configurations for S.4ch, F.4ch, and F.2ch modes.
Formula and method for adjusting delay time based on speaker distance.
Steps to adjust center and rear levels and delay time for optimal surround.
Choosing the correct center mode (NORMAL, WIDE, PHANTOM) for speaker setup.
Steps to adjust center speaker volume for optimal effect.
How to play audio using the DOLBY 3 STEREO mode.
How to select surround modes and adjust speaker volumes for presence effects.
Adjusting omnidirectional and rear speaker volumes in S.4ch mode.
Adjusting volume balance for omnidirectional speakers in F.4ch mode.
How to turn off the presence effect when not needed.
Using F.4ch mode to combine presence with environmental sound.
Steps to cancel DSP presence and environmental sound.
Descriptions of various presence modes and their sonic characteristics.
Adjusting delay times and reverberation for acoustic field effects.
Matching microphone sound with music for duets.
Muting vocal parts of music for solo singing.
Performing karaoke using HIT MASTER and the KARAOKE presence mode.
Recording vocals with background music.
Information on how memory contents are retained when power is off.
Details on equalizer range, frequency response, distortion, and gain.
Power consumption, AC outlet type, dimensions, and weight.
