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Espagnol Français English Deutsch In Surround Mode the voices are hard to understand The DM System has little or no low bass The DM System has too much low bass The DM System has too little top bass 1. During recording (BD or DVD) the voices were mixed between the right and left channels 2. The DM System is in 5.1 mode 1. Listening at a (very) low volume 2. The output for an external subwoofer is activated but no subwoofer has been connected or is operating 3. The DM System is in a poor acoustic location 4. Equalisers have been set in the "Room Comp" menu (volume level increase) 1. Listening at a high volume and activating the "Bass expand" 2. Using an external subwoofer with too high a level 3. The DM System is in a poor acoustic location 4. Equalisers have been set in the "Room Comp" menu (volume level increase) 1. The DM System is in a poor acoustic location 2. Equalisers have been set in the "Room Comp" menu (volume level increase) 3. The bass level in the "Tone Control" menu is set to neutral or reduced 4. Use of an external subwoofer with the wrong phasing (phase adjustment) between internal and external subwoofers 1. Select "surround 2" as Play Mode 2. Set the system to a 2.1 or 4.1 Mode at "System Preset" (m => System Setup => factory setup => System Preset) 1. Set "Bass expand" (m => Speaker Setup => Bass expand) to "low" or "high" 2. Deactivate the output for an external subwoofer at "Sub Output" (m => System Menu => Sub Output) or connect it to an operational external subwoofer using Sub-Out 3. Where possible, set up the system in a different position (e.g. closer to the wall) 4. Correct or delete the settings for the room adjustment (m => Speaker Menü => Room Comp => subwoofer) 1. Set "Bass expand" (m => Speaker Setup => Bass expand) to "low" or "off" 2. Adjust the external subwoofer (to a lower level) 3. Where possible, set up the system in a different position (e.g. closer to the wall) 4. Correct or delete the settings for the room adjustment (m => Speaker Menü => Room Comp => subwoofer) 1. Where possible, set up the system in a different position (e.g. closer to the wall) 2. Correct or delete the settings for the room adjustment (m => Speaker Menü => Room Comp => subwoofer) 3. Increase the bass level in the Sound Regulation menu (m => Speaker Menü => Tone Control => Bass) 4. Correct the phasing on the external subwoofer to suit the DM internal subwoofer or change the position of the external subwoofer 47

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English
In Surround Mode the voices are hard to understand
1. During recording (BD or DVD) the voices were mixed
1. Select “surround 2“ as Play Mode
between the right and left channels
2. The DM System is in 5.1 mode
2.
Set the system to a 2.1 or 4.1 Mode at “System Preset”
(m => System Setup => factory setup => System Preset)
The DM System has little or no low bass
1. Listening at a (very) low volume
1. Set “Bass expand” (m => Speaker Setup => Bass
expand) to “low” or “high”
2. The output for an external subwoofer is activated but no
2. Deactivate the output for an external subwoofer at “Sub
subwoofer has been connected or is operating
Output” (m => System Menu => Sub Output) or connect it
to an operational external subwoofer using Sub-Out
3. The DM System is in a poor acoustic location
3. Where possible, set up the system in a different position (e.g.
closer to the wall)
4. Equalisers have been set in the “Room Comp” menu
4. Correct or delete the settings for the room adjustment (m =>
(volume level increase)
Speaker Menü => Room Comp => subwoofer)
The DM System has too much low bass
1. Listening at a high volume and activating the “Bass expand”
1. Set “Bass expand” (m => Speaker Setup => Bass
expand) to “low” or “off”
2. Using an external subwoofer with too high a level
2. Adjust the external subwoofer (to a lower level)
3. The DM System is in a poor acoustic location
3. Where possible, set up the system in a different position (e.g.
closer to the wall)
4. Equalisers have been set in the “Room Comp” menu
4. Correct or delete the settings for the room adjustment (m =>
(volume level increase)
Speaker Menü => Room Comp => subwoofer)
The DM System has too little top bass
1. The DM System is in a poor acoustic location
1. Where possible, set up the system in a different position (e.g.
closer to the wall)
2. Equalisers have been set in the “Room Comp” menu
2. Correct or delete the settings for the room adjustment (m =>
(volume level increase)
Speaker Menü => Room Comp => subwoofer)
3. The bass level in the “Tone Control” menu is set to neutral
3. Increase the bass level in the Sound Regulation menu (m =>
or reduced
Speaker Menü => Tone Control => Bass)
4. Use of an external subwoofer with the wrong phasing (phase
4. Correct the phasing on the external subwoofer to suit the
adjustment) between internal and external subwoofers
DM internal subwoofer or change the position of the
external subwoofer