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Enjoying sound modes
Ensure the front speakers are connected to the A terminals and
"SPEAKERS A" is selected.
Turn [INPUT SELECTOR] to select the desired
source.
Start the desired source.
Turn [DSP] to select the desired mode.
The selected reproduction mode appears on the display.
(™ Page 30-31 for descriptions of the modes.)
STEREO: STEREO
SURROUND: SURROUND
Indicators light to indicate the sound format.
@ DOPRO LOGIC: Lights if the source is
Dolby Surround format.
® EXM: Lights if the source is DTS format.
© DODIGITAL: Lights if the source is Dolby
Digital Format.
DTS: DTS
SFC (only for Austratia and N.Z.):
HALL, CLUB, LIVE, THEATER or SIM SURR
Select the mode to suil the source's format. Dolby Digital
and DTS, for example, cannot be played back in an SFC
mode. If either ETF) or DODIGITAL appear while using SFC,
use SURROUND instead.
Only for Australia and N.Z.
(only if you select SFC in the above step)
Turn [MODE} to select the desired SFC mode.
For your reference
You can set the sound mode for each source.
Each source will retain the selected mode.
These modes cannot be turned on while SPEAKERS B is on.
These modes are automatically switched to STEREO if
SPEAKERS 8 is selected and the modes in the memory for all
sources will also be switched to STEREO. The modes must be
selected again for all sources when SPEAKERS B is turned off
again.
Only Dolby Digital, DTS or PCM signals * can be reproduced
through the digital terminal:
®The digital input signal of sampling frequencies 96 kHz and
other signal formats such as MPEG cannot be reproduced on
this unit.
To playback sources with these signal formats, use analog 6
channel connection and use DVD 6CH INPUT mode.
(™® Page 36.)
® When playback is started, the sound may be cut or interrupted
before the input source is confirmed as Dolby Digital or DTS.
%* PCM signal: This refers to the recording format of signals
{44.1 kHz, linear 16 bits) used for audio CDs.