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Divergence, Low Frequency Effect, SDDS stands for Sony Dynamic Digital Sound

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5.1 • Notice the speakers are numbered 1, 3, 2, 5, 4, and 6. Speakers 1 and 2 are Front L/R, speaker 3 is Front Center, speaker 4 is the Subwoofer, and speakers 5 and 6 are Rear L/R. Divergence • This control continuously varies the center image from dead-center (speaker 3) to a phantom-center (equally split between speakers 1 and 2). • With a Divergence setting of "0" the centerpanned channel is routed to the center speaker only (speaker 3). • With a Divergence setting of "100" the centerpanned channel is routed equally to the front left and right speakers (speakers 1 and 2). Low Frequency Effect • This control varies the channel send level to the subwoofer (speaker 4). • This is the only control over channel levels to the subwoofer (speaker 4). • The pan grid has no effect on this adjustment. • With this control set to OFF there is no send level to the subwoofer. • Unity gain is achieved when this control is set to "0.0". 6.1 • Notice the speakers are numbered 1, 3, 2, 5, 4, 7, and 6. Speakers 1 and 2 are Front L/R, speaker 3 is Front Center, speaker 4 is the Subwoofer, speakers 5 and 6 are Rear L/R, and speaker 7 is Rear Center. Divergence • This control continuously varies the center image from dead-center (speaker 3) to a phantom-center (equally split between speakers 1 and 2). • With a Divergence setting of "0" the centerpanned channel is routed to the center speaker only (speaker 3). • With a Divergence setting of "100" the centerpanned channel is routed equally to the front left and right speakers (speakers 1 and 2). • Since there is a rear center channel in 6.1 surround mode, the Rear Divergence is not adjustable and is fixed at "0." Low Frequency Effect • This control varies the channel send level to the subwoofer (speaker 4). • This is the only control over channel levels to the subwoofer (speaker 4). • The pan grid has no effect on this adjustment. • With this control set to OFF there is no send level to the subwoofer. • Unity gain is achieved when this control is set to "0.0". 7.1 (SDDS) • SDDS stands for Sony Dynamic Digital Sound, which is designed for motion picture sound and optically printed on digital film. • Notice the speakers are numbered 1, 7, 3, 8, 2, 5, 4, and 6. Speakers 1 and 2 are Front L/R, speaker 3 is Front Center, speaker 4 is the Subwoofer, speakers 5 and 6 are Rear L/R, and speakers 7 and 8 are Front L/R Center. Divergence • This control continuously varies the center image from dead-center (speaker 3) to a phantom-center (equally split between speakers 1 and 2). • With a Divergence setting of "0" the center- panned channel is routed to the center speaker only (speaker 3). • With a Divergence setting of "100" the center- panned channel is routed equally to the front left and right speakers (speakers 1 and 2). • Note: Speakers 7 and 8 are unaffected by the Divergence control. Low Frequency Effect • This control varies the channel send level to the subwoofer (speaker 4). • This is the only control over channel levels to the subwoofer (speaker 4). • The pan grid has no effect on this adjustment. • With this control set to OFF there is no send level to the subwoofer. • Unity gain is achieved when this control is set to "0.0". D8B Manual • Chapter 3 • page 75

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D8B Manual • Chapter 3 • page
75
5.1
•
Notice the speakers are numbered 1, 3, 2, 5, 4,
and 6. Speakers 1 and 2 are Front L/R, speaker 3
is Front Center, speaker 4 is the Subwoofer, and
speakers 5 and 6 are Rear L/R.
Divergence
•
This control continuously varies the center image
from dead-center (speaker 3) to a phantom-center
(equally split between speakers 1 and 2).
•
With a Divergence setting of “0” the center-
panned channel is routed to the center speaker
only (speaker 3).
•
With a Divergence setting of “100” the center-
panned channel is routed equally to the front left
and right speakers (speakers 1 and 2).
Low Frequency Effect
•
This control varies the channel send level to the
subwoofer (speaker 4).
•
This is the only control over channel levels to the
subwoofer (speaker 4).
•
The pan grid has no effect on this adjustment.
•
With this control set to OFF there is no send level to
the subwoofer.
•
Unity gain is achieved when this control is set to “0.0”.
6.1
•
Notice the speakers are numbered 1, 3, 2, 5, 4, 7,
and 6. Speakers 1 and 2 are Front L/R, speaker 3
is Front Center, speaker 4 is the Subwoofer,
speakers 5 and 6 are Rear L/R, and speaker 7 is
Rear Center.
Divergence
•
This control continuously varies the center image
from dead-center (speaker 3) to a phantom-center
(equally split between speakers 1 and 2).
•
With a Divergence setting of “0” the center-
panned channel is routed to the center speaker
only (speaker 3).
•
With a Divergence setting of “100” the center-
panned channel is routed equally to the front left
and right speakers (speakers 1 and 2).
•
Since there is a rear center channel in 6.1
surround mode, the Rear Divergence is not
adjustable and is fixed at “0.”
Low Frequency Effect
•
This control varies the channel send level to the
subwoofer (speaker 4).
•
This is the only control over channel levels to the
subwoofer (speaker 4).
•
The pan grid has no effect on this adjustment.
•
With this control set to OFF there is no send level to
the subwoofer.
•
Unity gain is achieved when this control is set to “0.0”.
7.1
(SDDS)
•
SDDS stands for Sony Dynamic Digital Sound,
which is designed for motion picture sound and
optically printed on digital film.
•
Notice the speakers are numbered 1, 7, 3, 8, 2, 5,
4, and 6. Speakers 1 and 2 are Front L/R, speaker
3 is Front Center, speaker 4 is the Subwoofer,
speakers 5 and 6 are Rear L/R, and speakers 7
and 8 are Front L/R Center.
Divergence
•
This control continuously varies the center image
from dead-center (speaker 3) to a phantom-center
(equally split between speakers 1 and 2).
•
With a Divergence setting of “0” the center-
panned channel is routed to the center speaker
only (speaker 3).
•
With a Divergence setting of “100” the center-
panned channel is routed equally to the front left
and right speakers (speakers 1 and 2).
•
Note:
Speakers 7 and 8 are unaffected by the
Divergence control.
Low Frequency Effect
•
This control varies the channel send level to the
subwoofer (speaker 4).
•
This is the only control over channel levels to the
subwoofer (speaker 4).
•
The pan grid has no effect on this adjustment.
•
With this control set to OFF there is no send level
to the subwoofer.
•
Unity gain is achieved when this control is set to
“0.0”.