Yamaha SBS-100 SBS-100 Owners Manual - Page 5

Features Enjoy powerful and realistic sound from the unit. The unit is a home theater system which can be easily installed and connected to a TV and other devices. • Digital sound projection Integrated multiple small speakers optimize the individual sound beams. The surround sound effect is enhanced by reflecting the beams onto the walls of the room (p.10). • Surround mode Enjoy realistic surround sound. Select one of the five surround modes (movie, music, sports, game, TV program) for the source to be played back (p.10). • Clear voice Make voice sound (such as dialogues and narrations) clear with just one touch (p.9). • UniVolume Maintains consistent sound volume when inputs or sound sources switch (p.9). • Bluetooth® connection Play back sound from a connected Bluetooth device (p.12). You can enjoy deep and fresh sound as close to the original by the Compressed Music Enhancer. This unit is also compliant with the aptX codec, which enables you to enjoy better sound from your smartphone. • HOME THEATER CONTROLLER You can operate the unit easily by installing the dedicated controlling application "HOME THEATER CONTROLLER." • TV remote control learning function Operate the unit with the TV's remote control (p.14). Frequently asked questions The following section covers popular functions and frequently asked questions about the unit. Q1 What size TVs can I place on the unit? A1 Flat screen TVs that weigh no more than 40 kg (88.1 lbs), have bases no wider than 750 mm (29-1/2") and no deeper than 340 mm (13-3/8"), and have screens no larger than 55 inches can be placed on the unit. Q2 Can I operate the unit using the remote control of the TV? Switching between the remote controls of the TV and unit is inconvenient. A2 Yes. You can control the unit using your TV's remote control by the "TV's remote control learning" function (p.14). This function is available only for the IR (infrared) remote control. Check your TV's remote control type. Q3 Can I make voice sound more clearly? A3 Yes. Dialogue in movies, TV news or sports programs, etc., can be made clearer using the "clear voice" function (p.9). En 3