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WOOFER (BASS) LEVEL
Push the button up or down to adjust the level of the woofer (bass) to -12 or between -6 to +6. To set the
woofer (bass) volume level to 0 (Default), press the button.
TONE CONTROL
By pressing the button, you can adjust the volume of the treble or bass sound. The desired item can be
adjusted using the Up/Down buttons. (This feature is available in all sound modes except “Standard”
mode.)
LED
Indicator
White Blinks X1
“Treble” “Bass”
Setting the (Sound Control)
• SpaceFit Sound : This function analyzes the user’s listening space with the Soundbar’s microphone
and provides optimal sound for the space. (Refer to “Using the SpaceFit Sound” on page 25.)
• Active Voice Amplier : Analyzes external noise in real time while Soundbar is playing so that voice
audio can always be heard clearly.
– No data is saved during the analysis.
• Voice enhancement makes it easier to hear spoken dialog in movies and TV.
• Night mode is optimized for night time viewing with the settings adjusted to bring the volume down
but keep the dialog clear.
• Sound Grouping: The Soundbar main unit and the Surround Speakers play the entire sound instead
of surround sound, making it ideal for large groups of people listening to music in a large space.
– This menu is initially activated when the Surround Speakers are connected, and then the menu
remains activated regardless of the connection of the Surround Speakers.
– If you enable this mode, there are no differences in sounds between the Sound modes.
– Sound does not come out from all speaker units of the Soundbar main unit and the Surround
speakers, but only from certain predetermined units, which varies by model.
• Private Rear Sound : This mode sets the sound to come out from the Surround Speakers only,
allowing you to listen without being disturbed by others.
– If you enable this mode, sound does not come out from the Soundbar main unit and the
subwoofer. Sound only comes out from the front channel of the Surround Speakers.
– If you enable this mode, there are no differences in sounds between the Sound modes.
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