Sony D-NE300 Operating Instructions - Page 21

Available features, Adjusting sound quality (Parametric equalizer), LOW MID HIGH

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B Available features Adjusting sound quality (Parametric equalizer) You can enjoy your favorite sounds by adjusting sound quality in the following two ways: • Selecting a preset sound pattern t "Selecting the sound quality you want" • Adjusting sound quality by yourself t "Customizing sound quality" Selecting the sound quality you want 1 Press DISPLAY/MENU until the MENU screen appears. 2 Press V or v to select "SOUND," then press u/ENTER*. * You can also use DISPLAY/MENU to enter the selection as well as u/ENTER. 3 Press V or v to select the sound quality you want, then press u/ENTER to enter the selection. Indication SOFT ACTIVE HEAVY CUSTOM Sound quality For vocals, stressing middle range audio Lively sounds, emphasizing high and low range audio Powerful sounds, further emphasizing high and low ranges compared with ACTIVE sound Customized sound Customizing sound quality You can customize sound quality by adjusting the sound volume in the 3 frequency ranges "LOW" (low range audio), "MID" (middle range audio) and "HIGH" (high range audio). For each frequency range, you can select the wave pattern from among 3 patterns, and can also adjust the sound volume in 7 levels for the pattern you select. Adjust sound quality by checking the shape of the wave on the display. 1 Perform steps 1 - 3 of "Selecting the sound quality you want" and select "CUSTOM." 2 Press . or > for 2 seconds or more to select the frequency range. The frequency range you selected flashes. LOW MID HIGH 3 Press V or v to select the sound volume, then press . or > repeatedly to select the shape of the wave from the 3 shapes stored in memory for each frequency range. LOW MID HIGH A: Frequency range B: Sound volume 4 Repeat steps 2 and 3 to make adjustment for the remaining 2 frequency ranges. 5 Press u/ENTER to enter the selection. (Continued) 21 Available features

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Available features
Adjusting sound quality
(Parametric equalizer)
You can enjoy your favorite sounds by
adjusting sound quality in the following two
ways:
Selecting a preset sound pattern
t
“Selecting the sound quality you want”
Adjusting sound quality by yourself
t
“Customizing sound quality”
Selecting the sound quality
you want
1
Press DISPLAY/MENU until the MENU
screen appears.
2
Press
V
or
v
to select “SOUND,” then
press
u
/ENTER*.
* You can also use DISPLAY/MENU to enter
the selection as well as
u
/ENTER.
3
Press
V
or
v
to select the sound quality
you want, then press
u
/ENTER to enter
the selection.
Indication
Sound quality
SOFT
For vocals, stressing middle
range audio
ACTIVE
Lively sounds, emphasizing
high and low range audio
HEAVY
Powerful sounds, further
emphasizing high and low ranges
compared with ACTIVE sound
CUSTOM
Customized sound
Customizing sound quality
You can customize sound quality by
adjusting the sound volume in the 3
frequency ranges “LOW” (low range audio),
“MID” (middle range audio) and “HIGH”
(high range audio). For each frequency
range, you can select the wave pattern from
among 3 patterns, and can also adjust the
sound volume in 7 levels for the pattern you
select.
Adjust sound quality by checking the shape
of the wave on the display.
1
Perform steps 1 - 3 of “Selecting
the sound quality you want” and
select “CUSTOM.”
2
Press
.
or
>
for 2 seconds or
more to select the frequency
range.
The frequency range you selected
flashes.
LOW MID HIGH
3
Press
V
or
v
to select the sound
volume, then press
.
or
>
repeatedly to select the shape of
the wave from the 3 shapes stored
in memory for each frequency
range.
LOW MID HIGH
A
: Frequency range
B
: Sound volume
4
Repeat steps 2 and 3 to make
adjustment for the remaining 2
frequency ranges.
5
Press
u
/ENTER to enter the
selection.
Available features
(Continued)