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Sources however, any Input Source may be assigned
to Mono Mode. To change Stereo Mode to Mono for a
given Input Source, perform the following steps:
Note: The audio signal present at the FIXED OUT
Jacks is affected by the Stereo/Mono setting.
1. Select the desired Input Source.
2. Select “MONO / STEREO,
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” as
indicated on the Front Panel Information Display.
Refer to figure 78.
3. To select MONO Mode adjust the TRIM LEVEL.
Refer to figure 79.
After approximately 8 seconds the Information
Display returns to indicate the Source Selection and
Volume Level.
METER LIGHTS
The Meter Illumination of McIntosh Power Amplifi-
ers, when connected to the C2700 (refer to pages 7-8),
may be switched On or Off by performing the same
type of operational steps for adjusting the BASS &
TREBLE Tone and MODE Selection:
1. Select “METER LIGHTS, On” as indicated on the
Front Panel Information Display. Refer to figures
60, 63 (on page 22) and 80.
The Front Panel Display indicates the Treble changes
in steps from +12dB to -12dB. After approximately
8 seconds the Display returns to indicate the Source
Selection and Volume Level.
TONE CONTROL
With the Tone Controls On, the TREBLE and
BASS TRIM Settings may be adjusted for the cur-
rently selected Input Source. The LED above the
TONE Push-button will be illuminated. When the
Tone Controls are Off, the previous settings for
Treble and Bass a re by passed f rom the signa l path.
To activate the Tone Controls perform the following:
1. Select the desired Input Source.
2. Press the TRIM Push-button on the Remote Con-
trol until “TONE CONTROLS, On” appears on
the Front Panel Display. Refer to figure 76.
3. Press TRIM LEVEL DOWN Push-button to deac-
tivate the Tone Controls. Refer to figure 77.
After approximately 8 seconds the Display returns to
indicate the Source Selection and Volume Level.
MONO/STEREO MODE
By default the Stereo Mode is active for all Input
Figure 60
How to Operate the C2700, con’t
Figure 78
Figure 79
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Figure 75
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