Sony TA-E2000ESD Primary User Manual - Page 42

AAusting, Digital, Parametric, Equalizer

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AAusting t a Digital Parametric Equalizer Characteristics of slope EQ level th12dB EQ center frequency 1kHz +12 +6 co S 0 -6 3 -12 20 4.0 20 100 1k 10k 20k Frequency (Hz) Note When All appears in the left upper portion of the display by pressing the EQ CH button, all three indications (FRONT, CENTER and REAR) appear in the right lower portion of the display. At this time, the front equalizer curve appears in the display. When returning to FRONT by pressing the EQ CH button, the equalizer curve of All is recalled in the display. When OVER appears in the display This shows that the input level is so high that the circuit clips. When listening to a program source connected to the analog input jacks, turn down the ANALOG input knob until the indication disappears. When listening to a program source connected to the digital input jacks, press the DIGITAL input button (-) until the indication disappears. To create a new equalization curve from the flat condition Press the EQ CH button (with the remote commander, press the EQUALIZER CH button) to select the desired channel. Then press the FLAT button. The designated channel becomes flat. Create a new equalization curve. Selecting the same center frequency for two or more frequency bands You can add the setting levels for each band together. As a result, if the same center frequency is set for all bands, the total of the levels for each band becomes the actual level for that center frequency; therefore, the level can be adjusted over a range from -36dB to +36dB. By setting the slope (O) to maximum, it is possible to reduce (notching) or raise (peaking) a signal at a specific frequency only. Any portion of the equalizer curve that exceeds *12dB will not be shown in the display, however. 42

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AAusting
t
a
Digital
Parametric
Equalizer
Characteristics
of
slope
+12
+6
co
S
0
—6
3
—12
EQ
level
th
12dB
EQ
center
frequency
1kHz
20
4.0
20
100
1k
Frequency
(Hz)
10k
20k
Note
When
All
appears
in
the
left
upper
portion
of
the
display
by
pressing
the
EQ
CH
button,
all
three
indications
(FRONT,
CENTER
and
REAR)
appear
in
the
right
lower
portion
of
the
display.
At
this
time,
the
front
equalizer
curve
appears
in
the
display.
When
returning
to
FRONT
by
pressing
the
EQ
CH
button,
the
equalizer
curve
of
All
is
recalled
in
the
display.
When
OVER
appears
in
the
display
This
shows
that
the
input
level
is
so
high
that
the
circuit
clips.
When
listening
to
a
program
source
connected
to
the
analog
input
jacks,
turn
down
the
ANALOG
input
knob
until
the
indication
disappears.
When
listening
to
a
program
source
connected
to
the
digital
input
jacks,
press
the
DIGITAL
input
button
(—)
until
the
indication
disappears.
To
create
a
new
equalization
curve
from
the
flat
condition
Press
the
EQ
CH
button
(with
the
remote
commander,
press
the
EQUALIZER
CH
button)
to
select
the
desired
channel.
Then
press
the
FLAT
button.
The
designated
channel
becomes
flat.
Create
a
new
equalization
curve.
Selecting
the
same
center
frequency
for
two
or
more
frequency
bands
You
can
add
the
setting
levels
for
each
band together.
As
a
result,
if
the
same
center
frequency
is
set
for
all
bands,
the
total
of
the
levels
for
each
band
becomes
the
actual
level
for
that
center
frequency;
therefore,
the
level
can
be
adjusted
over
a
range
from
—36dB
to
+36dB.
By
setting
the
slope
(O)
to
maximum,
it
is
possible
to
reduce
(notching)
or
raise
(peaking)
a
signal
at
a
specific
frequency
only.
Any
portion
of
the
equalizer
curve
that
exceeds
*12dB
will
not
be
shown
in
the
display,
however.
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