Technics SH-GE70 User Manual

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To program an equalization curve into the memory
As many as six curves can be programmed into and retained by
the memory of this unit. It is convenient to program those curves
that are frequently used.
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Adjust to the desired equalization curve.
(Adjust by following the steps in "To adjust to the desired
tone quality" on page 7.)
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Press the "memory" button.
(The equalization-memory indicator will illuminate.)
•To cancel memory programming, press the memory
button once again.
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Press one of the preset-memory buttons
(Q]-[6]), whichever is to be used to make the
programming to the memory.
(The corresponding equalization-preset indicator will illu-
minate, and the programming will be made.)
Note:
If a new curve is programmed for a number for which a curve is
already programmed in the memory, the previously programmed
curve will be erased.
• To produce a reversed equalization curve
This feature can be used, for example, to listen to the original
sound characteristics of a tape that has been recorded with special
equalization effects by using the graphic equalizer.
First, display the curve used when the recording
was made.
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Then press the "reverse" button.
The reverse indicator will illuminate.
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In this way, you can instantly produce a curve that is the opposite of
the curve being displayed.
The playback sound will then be corrected by this curve, and will
become a flat characteristic.
•When this button is pressed again, the curve returns to previous
condition.
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Technics SH-GE70 Specifications

General

Total Harmonic Distortion	0.005%
Control Range	±12dB
Type	Graphic Equalizer
Input Sensitivity	150mV
Frequency Bands Specific	63Hz, 160Hz, 400Hz, 1kHz, 2.5kHz, 6.3kHz