Sony SDP-E800 - Processor Operations: Customizing Sound Fields; Customizing the Sound Fields; Adjusting Sound Parameters; Dynamic Range Compression

Processor Operations
III.Q VIRTUAL ENHANCED (SURROUND) A
L C R
III.© VIRTUAL ENHANCED (SURROUND) B
L C R
III © VIRTUAL REAR SHIFT
For REAR SP [SIDE]*
L C R
. III.© VIRTUAL MULTI REAR
For REAR SP [SIDE]*
L C R
L : Front speaker (left)
R : Front speaker (right)
C : Center speaker
SL : Rear speaker (left)
SR : Rear speaker (right)
:.... : Virtual speaker
For REAR SP [BEHIND]*
L C R
SL SR
For REAR SP [BEHIND]*
L C R
SL SR
* See page 8 for details on
how to set the rear speaker
position.
Customizing the Sound Fields
Each sound field is composed of equalizer parameters
(bass/treble) ahd surround sound parameters —
variables of sound that create the sound image. You
can customize the sound fields by adjusting some of
the sound parameters (equalizer and/or surround
sound parameters) to suit your listening situation.
Once you customize the sound fields, they are stored in
memory unless the processor is unplugged for about 1
week. To change a customized sound field, make new
adjustments to the respective sound field.
DPC MODE Digital processing control
1 Start playing a component, then select the sound
field you want to adjust.
2 Press DPC MODE repeatedly to display on of the
following menus:
SP. SETUP
LEVEL ADJUST
SURROUND
EQUALIZER
OTHER SETUP
3 Use digital processing control buttons (A / V ) to
select the parameter you want.
4 Use digital processing control buttons (< / >) to
adjust the parameter.
y Compressing the dynamic range (except for
ACOUSTIC)
When inputting a Dolby Digital (AC-3) signal you can
' ‘ compress the dynamic range of the sound track by ' ’
using the dynamic range compression ratio (D. RANGED
COMP) parameter in the surround menu. This may be
useful when you want to watch movies at low volumes
late at night. See page 16 for details on the dynamic
range compression parameter.
Note
Certain parameters may not be available for adjustment
depending on the current settings and menu modes.
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