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■ EQ Professional
You can automatically measure and calibrate the reverberation characteristics (how the
sound echoes) of the room. First measure the reverberations with "Reverb Measurement",
then check the results with "Reverb View". Specify the calibrated time position in
"Advanced EQ Setup" based on the measured results to automatically calibrate the
reverberation characteristics.
Reverb Measurement :
Measure the reverberation characteristics of the room. After making the following settings,
place the speaker setup microphone in the listening position, and connect to the MCACC
SETUP MIC jack on the main unit. Press ENTER and follow the on screen instructions.
Setting Item Default Value Setting Details
Reverb Measure without EQ Select the method for measuring the reverberation
characteristics.
"without EQ": MCACC is used to measure the
reverberation characteristics of the room without
any adjustments made to the equalizer of the
speakers.
"with EQ": Measures the reverberation
characteristics of the room using the adjustments
to the equalizer of the speakers saved in the
MCACC Memory.
Reverb View :
The results of the measurements of the reverberation characteristics are shown in graphs
for each speaker and frequency. If there is no reverberation, the graph stays horizontal, but
if there is reverberation the graph rises to the right. If the "Symmetry" calibration type has
been selected and Full Auto MCACC was performed, predicted values for the reverberation
characteristics after calibration are also shown.
Advanced EQ Setup :
Reverberation characteristics are automatically calibrated according to the settings made.
After making the following settings, place the speaker setup microphone in the listening
position, and connect to the MCACC SETUP MIC jack on the main unit. Press ENTER and
follow the on screen instructions.
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