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Using the sound equalization

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SETTINGS ❏ Using the sound equalization • The adjustment is memorized for each source until you adjust the sound again. If the source is a disc, the adjustment is stored for each of the following categories. - DVD-Video - CD/VCD/Audio files/Video files (Page 85) • You cannot adjust the sound when the unit is in standby. Selecting a preset sound mode 1 Display the screen. (Page 63) 2 Display the screen. • You can also display the screen by touching [ ] on the source control screen. 3 Display the preset sound modes (1), then select a sound mode (2). • Touch [ ] to hide the preset sound modes. Storing your own adjustments-Adjusting the sound precisely 1 Display the screen. (See the left column.) 2 Select a band and adjust the level of the selected band. • You can adjust the level by dragging the slider or using [J]/[K]. • Repeat this step to adjust the level of other bands. 3 Activate ([ON]) or deactivate ([OFF]) the bass () (1), and then adjust the subwoofer level ()* (2). • Touch [H]/[I] to adjust . • When is set to [ON], a frequency lower than 62.5 Hz is set to the same gain level as 62.5 Hz. 4 Store the adjustment. A user selection window appears. Select from [User 1] to [User 4] to store your adjustment, then touch [Close] to close the window. • To apply the adjusted equalizer to all playback source, touch [ALL SRC] on the screen, then touch [OK] to confirm. • To make the current EQ curve flat, touch [Initialize]. * Not adjustable when is selected for subwoofer on the screen. (Page 63) 64

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SETTINGS
❏
Using the sound equalization
•
The adjustment is memorized for each source until
you adjust the sound again. If the source is a disc,
the adjustment is stored for each of the following
categories.
– DVD-Video
–
CD/VCD/Audio files/Video files (Page 85)
•
You cannot adjust the sound when the unit is in
standby.
Selecting a preset sound mode
1
Display the
<Audio>
screen. (Page 63)
2
Display the
<Graphic Equalizer>
screen.
•
You can also display the
<Graphic Equalizer>
screen by touching
[
]
on the source
control screen.
3
Display the preset sound modes (
1
), then
select a sound mode (
2
)
.
•
Touch
[
]
to hide the preset sound modes.
Storing your own adjustments—Adjusting the
sound precisely
1
Display the
<Graphic Equalizer>
screen.
(See the left column.)
2
Select a band and adjust the level of the
selected band.
•
You can adjust the level by dragging the slider
or using
[
J
]
/
[
K
]
.
•
Repeat this step to adjust the level of other
bands.
3
Activate (
[ON]
) or deactivate (
[OFF]
) the
bass (
<Bass EXT>
) (
1
), and then adjust
the subwoofer level (
<SW Level>
)* (
2
).
•
Touch
[
H
]
/
[
I
]
to adjust
<SW Level>
.
•
When
<Bass Ext>
is set to
[ON]
, a frequency
lower than 62.5 Hz is set to the same gain
level as 62.5 Hz.
4
Store the adjustment.
A user selection window appears. Select from
[User 1]
to
[User 4]
to store your adjustment,
then touch
[Close]
to close the window.
•
To apply the adjusted equalizer to all playback
source, touch
[ALL SRC]
on the
<Graphic
Equalizer>
screen, then touch
[OK]
to confirm.
•
To make the current EQ curve flat, touch
[Initialize]
.
*
Not adjustable when
<None>
is selected for subwoofer on the
<Speaker Select>
screen. (Page 63)