Sony CDP-C715 Operating Instructions - Page 21

Memorizing a DSP Mode The DSP modes, as well as the Equalizer and Reverb settings, can be stored in memory to correspond with a certain disc. By making a DSP file, you can insert or select a disc and have it played to a pre-selected acoustic atmosphere. (See "On Custom Files" on page 22.) To make a DSP file 1 Play the applicable disc and select a DSP mode. Adjust the Equalizer and Reverb controls as necessary. 2 Press the DSP FILE button. "DSP FILE" is displayed and CF DSP appear in the display. The indicator on DSP FILE button will also lights up as long as the DSP settings correspound with the DSP file. About Surround Sound There are three basic sound effects that produce the acoustics of concert halls and movie theater. Direct sound, early reflection, and reverberation. The acoustic quality of a room depends on how that room reproduces these three sounds. Types of sounds Early reflection Reve.r.b..e.ration Direct sound (5" 07 ® 0 comet To change DSP files Select a new DSP file. Press the DSP FILE button. The new DSP mode will be stored in the DSP file. To change DSP mode without erasing the DSP file Select the desired DSP mode or adjust the Equalizer/Reverb level control as necessary. The indicator on the DSP FILE button will go out, indicating you have disabled the DSP mode specified in your DSP file and are now adjusting manually. The current mode will stay in effect until you change it again, or press the DISC SKIP button and changes discs. You can recall the DSP file by selecting the bank mode, if the bank is filed. The DSP FILE indicator will lights up again. Clearing a DSP file 1 Put the disc whose DSP file is to be cleared in the player. Press FLAT button. 2 Press the DSP FILE. "FILE ERASE" is displayed and "CF DSP" goes off from the display window. 21