Bose Acoustimass 700 Owner's guide - Page 13

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Using Your Acoustimasse 700 Speakers Setting yourDolbyDigital(AC-3)receiver Your Acoustimass' 700 speakers are compatible with the output from Dolby Digital (AC-3) receivers. Take special care to set the channel output according to the specifications listed in the chart below. Proper size settings of these speakers is particularly important for accurate surround sound performance. Speaker Setting at receiver Left and Right Front LARGE Center SMALL Left and Right Surround SMALL LFE (low frequency effects) MAX Subwoofer OFF Crossover Frequency 200 Hz Bass and treble adjustments Upholstered furniture, wall-to-wall carpets, or heavy drapes can muffle treble (high notes), making your speaker system sound too deep. Bare floors and walls and hard surface furniture can make your speaker system sound too shrill. After listening to your speakers, you may wish to adjust the balance of bass and treble. You can use the bass and treble controls on your receiver. 13

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Using
Your
Acoustimass
e
700
Speakers
Setting
your
Dolby
Digital
(AC
-3)
receiver
Your
Acoustimass'
700
speakers
are
compatible
with
the
output
from
Dolby
Digital
(AC
-3)
receivers.
Take
special
care
to
set
the
channel
output
according
to
the
specifications
listed
in
the
chart
below.
Proper
size
settings
of
these
speakers
is
particularly
important
for
accurate
surround
sound
performance.
Speaker
Setting
at
receiver
Left
and
Right
Front
LARGE
Center
SMALL
Left
and
Right
Surround
SMALL
LFE
(low
frequency
effects)
MAX
Subwoofer
OFF
Crossover
Frequency
200
Hz
Bass
and
treble
adjustments
Upholstered
furniture,
wall-to-wall
carpets,
or
heavy
drapes
can
muffle
treble
(high
notes),
making
your
speaker
system
sound
too
deep.
Bare
floors
and
walls
and
hard
surface
furniture
can
make
your
speaker
system
sound
too
shrill.
After
listening
to
your
speakers,
you
may
wish
to
adjust
the
balance
of
bass
and
treble.
You
can
use
the
bass
and
treble
controls
on
your
receiver.
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