Denon AVR-2803S Operating Instructions - Page 19

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Set the crossover

frequency

and subwoofer

mode according

to the

speaker

system

being used.

Select the frequency.

2

Select the

"Crossover

Frequency"

mode.

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Frequency

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Select the

"Subwoofer

Mode".

Select the setting.

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Frequency

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Enter the

setting.

The System

Setup

Menu

reappears.

NOTES:

--

Assignment

of

low

frequency

signal range

--

•

The

only

signals

produced

from

the

subwoofer

channel

are

LFE signals

(during

playback

of

Dolby

Digital

or DTS signals)

and

the

low

frequency

signal range

of

channels

set to

"Small"

in the setup

menu.

The low

frequency

signal range

of

channels

set to

"Large"

are

produced

from

those channels.

--

Crossover

Frequency

--

•

When

"Subwoofer"

is set to

"Yes"

at the

"Speaker

Configuration

Setting",

set the

frequency

(Hz) below

which

the

bass

sound

of the

various speakers

is to be output

from

the subwoofer

(the crossover

frequency).

•

For speakers

set to

"Small",

sound

with

a frequency

below

the

crossover

frequency

is cut, and the

cut bass

sound

is output

from

the

subwoofer

instead.

NOTE: For ordinary

speaker

systems,

we

recommend

setting

the

crossover

frequency

to 80

Hz. When

using

small

speakers,

however,

setting

the crossover

frequency

to a high frequency

may improve

frequency

response

for frequencies

near the crossover

frequency.

--

Subwoofer

mode

--

•

The subwoofer

mode

setting

is only valid when

"Large"

is set for the

front speakers

and "YES"

is set for the

subwoofer

in the

"Speaker

Configuration"

settings

(see page 18}.

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When the

"LFE+MAIN"

playback

mode

is selected,

the low frequency

signal range of channels

set to "Large"

are produced

simultaneously

from those channels

and the subwoofer

channel.

In this playback

mode, the low frequency

range expand more uniformly

through

the room,

but depending

on the size and shape of the room,

interference

may result in a decrease

of the actual volume

of the low frequency

range.

•

Selection

of the

"LFE

" play mode

will

play the

low frequency

signal range

of the

channel

selected

with

"Large"

from that

channel

only.

Therefore,

the low frequency

signal range that are played from

the subwoofer

channel

are only the low frequency

signal range of LFE (only

during Dolby

Digital or DTS signal playback) and the channel

specified

as "Small"

in the setup

menu.

•

Select the

play mode

that provides

bass reproduction

with

quantity.

•

When the subwoofer

is set to "Yes",

bass sound is output

from the subwoofer

regardless

of the subwoofer

mode setting

in surround

modes

other than Dolby/DTS.

•

In surround

modes

other than

Dolby

Digital and DTS, if the subwoofer

is set to "YES",

the

low frequency

portion

is always

output

to the

subwoofer

channel.

For details,

refer

to "Surround

Modes

and Parameters"

on page 60.

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