Sony SCD-XA9000ES Operating Instructions (primary manual) - Page 26

Level Adjust

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Playing Discs Listening to the Multi-channel Super Audio CD About "Large" or "Small" speaker A "Large" speaker is a speaker that can reproduce bass frequencies plentifully. If you select "Small" for the surround speakers, the bass frequencies will come from the front speakers and/or sub woofer. For normal use, select "MCH Direct" or set all the speakers to "Large" (ex. "5 - Large + SW," "5 - Large," etc.). If the sound is noisy or the Multi-channel playback is not effective while playing a Multi-channel Super Audio CD, change the settings of the speakers concerned to "Small." 4 Turn . AMS > until desired mode appears in the display. 5 Press . AMS >. To return to the normal display, press MENU. Notes • The Multi-channel management function does not work when you select "MCH Direct" (you cannot set the output level balance of each speaker). • The front speaker setting is set to "Large" automatically when you set the Sub woofer to "--." • When you play a track that does not contain the LFE* signal, the signal for the Sub woofer does not output. Therefore, when you select "MCH Direct," "5 - Large + SW," or "No - CNTR + SW," no signal outputs from the Sub woofer. However, when you select "5 - Small + SW" or "FRT - Large +SW" (when you set the speaker setting to "Small"), the bass frequencies will come from the sub woofer. * Low Frequency Enhancement (described as ".1 CH") Adjusting the output level balance of each speaker You can adjust following items with the Multi-channel management function: CNTR BALANCE The relative output level balance between the front speakers (FRONT L/R) and the center speaker (CENTER) SURR BALANCE The relative output level balance between the front speakers (FRONT L/R) and the surround speakers (SURR L/R) SW BALANCE The relative output level balance between the front speakers (FRONT L/R) and the sub woofer (SUB WOOFER) Note Some adjustment may not work depending on the Multi-channel playback mode that you selected. Adjusting the output level balance on the front panel of the player You can adjust the output level balance of each speaker while listening during playback. You can also adjust while listening to the test tone during stop mode. 1 Press MENU. 2 Turn . AMS > until "LEVEL ADJUST" appears in the display. 3 Press . AMS >. During playback, go to Step 6. 4 Turn . AMS > until "TONE ON" appears in the display. 5 Press . AMS >. The test tone issues from the speakers in sequence with the speaker type appearing in the display. 6 Turn . AMS > until the desired item appears in the display. Select the item from "CNTR BALANCE," "SURR BALANCE," or "SW BALANCE." Note When you set the Sub woofer to "--" in the Multi-channel playback mode (page 25), "SW BALANCE" does not appear. Similarly, "CNTR BALANCE" or "SURR BALANCE" does not appear when you set the corresponding speaker to "--." 26US

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Playing Discs
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About
Large
or
Small
speaker
A
Large
speaker is a speaker that can reproduce bass
frequencies plentifully. If you select
Small
for the
surround speakers, the bass frequencies will come
from the front speakers and/or sub woofer.
For normal use, select
MCH Direct
or
set all the
speakers to
Large
(ex.
5
Large + SW,
5
Large,
etc.). If the sound is noisy or the Multi-channel
playback is not effective while playing a Multi-channel
Super Audio CD, change the settings of the speakers
concerned to
Small.
4
Turn
.
AMS
>
until desired mode appears in
the display.
5
Press
.
AMS
>
.
To return to the normal display, press MENU.
Notes
The Multi-channel management function does not work when
you select
MCH Direct
(you cannot set the output level
balance of each speaker).
The front speaker setting is set to
Large
automatically when
you set the Sub woofer to
“––
.
When you play a track that does not contain the LFE* signal,
the signal for the Sub woofer does not output. Therefore, when
you select
MCH Direct,
5
Large + SW,
or
No
CNTR +
SW,
no signal outputs from the Sub woofer. However, when
you select
5
Small + SW
or
FRT
Large +SW
(when you
set the speaker setting to
Small
), the bass frequencies will
come from the sub woofer.
*
Low Frequency Enhancement (described as
.1 CH
)
Adjusting the output level balance of
each speaker
You can adjust following items with the Multi-channel
management function:
CNTR BALANCE
The relative output level balance between the front
speakers (FRONT L/R) and the center speaker (CENTER)
SURR BALANCE
The relative output level balance between the front
speakers (FRONT L/R) and the surround speakers (SURR
L/R)
SW BALANCE
The relative output level balance between the front
speakers (FRONT L/R) and the sub woofer (SUB
WOOFER)
Note
Some adjustment may not work depending on the Multi-channel
playback mode that you selected.
Adjusting the output level balance on the front
panel of the player
You can adjust the output level balance of each speaker
while listening during playback. You can also adjust while
listening to the test tone during stop mode.
1
Press MENU.
2
Turn
.
AMS
>
until
LEVEL ADJUST
appears
in the display.
3
Press
.
AMS
>
.
During playback, go to Step 6.
4
Turn
.
AMS
>
until
TONE ON
appears in the
display.
5
Press
.
AMS
>
.
The test tone issues from the speakers in sequence
with the speaker type appearing in the display.
6
Turn
.
AMS
>
until the desired item appears
in the display.
Select the item from
CNTR BALANCE,
SURR
BALANCE,
or
SW BALANCE.
Note
When you set the Sub woofer to
“––”
in the Multi-channel
playback mode (page 25),
SW BALANCE
does not appear.
Similarly,
CNTR BALANCE
or
SURR BALANCE
does
not appear when you set the corresponding speaker to
“––
.
Listening to the Multi-channel Super Audio CD