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Configuring the frequency response
The setup options allow you to adjust the frequency response of the loudspeakers to
compensate for their position. You only need to confi gure the master loudspeaker.
• Turn off the DSP loudspeaker using the power switch on the back panel.
• Turn on the power again while holding down the Store key on the remote.
The display will show:
It will then revert to standby:
You can now operate the speaker in the usual way, using the additional setup
menus to adjust the response while listening to sources.
• Press Function > or Function < until the display
shows the current response setting. For example:
• Press Function A or Function V to select the appropriate option as follows:
Option
What it means
Free
Flat frequency response.
Boundary
Speaker closer than 0.5m (20") to a wall.
Sub.1
Applies a second-order high-pass fi lter at 80Hz for use with an analogue
subwoofer.
Sub.2
Applies a second-order high-pass fi lter at 120Hz for use with an analogue
subwoofer
Corner
Speaker closer than 0.5m (20") to a corner.
If your system includes a DSP centre speaker you should set Centre Y on the master
speaker. An additional frequency response option is then provided to allow you to
adjust the centre speaker, with the equivalent options: C.Fre, C.Bou, C.Sb1, C.Sb2,
and C.Cor.
An additional centre tilt offset option is also provided. The centre tilt offset is added
to the treble value for the selected source. The recommended setting is -1dB when
the speaker is positioned above a television.
Once you have adjusted the frequency response for the speakers in your system you
should store the settings using the following procedure:
• Press Function Store. The display shows:
• Turn off the DSP loudspeaker using the power switch on the back panel.
When you turn on the power again the speaker will operate normally with the
frequency response settings you have stored.
Setup
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Free
Store
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