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Using

the

system

with

external

components

Follow

the

instructions

on

pages

12-15

for

connecting

components.

Turn

on

your

component

directly

or

by

using

its

remote

control.

Use

the

VOLUME

•

or

V

button

on

the

Lifestyle''

remote

control

or

music

center

to

raise

or

lower

the

volume.

Control

ail

other

functions

at

the

source,

referring

to

its

owner's

manual

if

necessary.

To

begin,

make

sure

the

component

is

turned

on

and

a

tape,

CD,

DVD,

laserdisc,

etc.

is

loaded.

„I's

Note:

The

Lifestyle"

800

system

cannot

turn

a

connected

component

on

or

off.

Turning

the

system

on

and

selecting

the

component

Press

the

TAPE,

AUX,

or

VIDEO

button

on

either

the

remote

or

the

console

to

turn

the

system

on

and

select

the

component

connected

to

that

input.

If

the

system

is

already

on,

press

one

of

these

buttons

to

select

the

component.

Note:

Selecting

a

source

turns

the

system

on

in

SURROUND

(5

-speaker)

mode.

Press

STEREO+CENTER

cs

cre

(3

-speaker)

or

STEREO

0

(2

-speaker)

to

change

the

mode.

The

appropriate

display

indicator

lights

when

the

system

is

on

and

the

component

is

selected.

•

Using

a

video

sound

source

Press

VIDEO

on

the

remote

or

SOURCE

SELECT

on

the

music center

until

VIDEO

appears

on

the

display.

This

turns

your

system

on

in

SURROUND

(5

-speaker)

mode

and

selects

the

video

sound

source

connected

to

the

VIDEO

jacks.

If

your

video

component

is

connected

to

the

music center

TAPE

jacks,

press

TAPE

on

the

remote

or

SOURCE

SELECT

on

the

music center

until

TAPE

appears

on

the

display.

This

turns

your

system

on

in SURROUND

(5

-speaker)

mode

and

selects

the

source

connected

I

D

the

TAPE

jacks.

Using

enhanced

mode

for

movie

soundtracks

When

a

movie

soundtrack

is

played

in

a

motion

picture

theater,

its

bass

and

treble

are

restored

to

the

original

levels

intended

by

the

movie's

sound

designer.

To

re-create

the

performance

in

your

home,

your

Lifestyle'

800

system's

enhanced

mode

restores

the

bass

and

treble

to

these

levels

when

you

select

VIDEO

or

AUX.

When

VIDEO

or

AUX

is

selected,

you

can

also

choose between

standard

and

enhanced

modes.

The

system

turns

on

in

enhanced

mode

for

movies.

Press

the

same

button

(VIDEO

or

AUX)

again

to

change

to

standard

mode.

When

TAPE

is

selected,

the

system

turns

on

in

standard

mode.

Press

TAPE

again

to

change

to

enhanced

mode

for

movies.

Note:

You

may

not

hear

a

difference

between

enhanced

and

standard

modes

when

listening

to

dialogue

or

other

program

material

that

does

not

have

much

bass

or

treble.

Using

a

tape

deck,

CD

changer,

or

other

connected

component

Turn

on

your

component

directly

or

by

using

its

remote

control.

Use

the

VOLUME

•

(up)

or

•

(down)

key

to

raise

or

lower

the

volume.

Control

all

other

functions

at

the

source,

referring

to

its

owner's

manual

if

necessary.

To

record

to

a

connected

tape

deck,

play

the

source

(AM/FM,

CD,

AUX,

VIDEO)

you

wish

to

tape.

Set

the

tape

unit

to

record.

Using

headphones

For

headphone

listening,

use

the

stereo

mini

headphones

el

jack

on

the

left

side

of

the

music

center.

While

this

jack

accepts

most

headphone

models,

you

can

get

an

adapter

at

Bose

dealers

and

most

electronics

stores,

if

needed.

Connecting

headphones

automatically

shut.

off

speakers

connected

to

the

FIXED

OUTPUTs

and

SPEAKERS

A.

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