Sound And Volume Controls; Selecting Surround Sound; Selecting Digital Sound Effects; Adjusting The Bass/ Treble Level - Philips HTR5204/12 User Manual

Sound and Volume Controls

Before you start...
Ensure the speakers and subwoofer are
connected. See the chapter "Basic
connections".

Selecting surround sound

In 'COAX IN' or 'OPTI IN' mode, press
SURROUND button to select:
DOLBY DIGITAL / DTS or STEREO.
(Available only if the audio signal received is
in Dolby Digital or DTS).
OR
Press SURROUND button to select:
MOVIE, MUSIC, PRO LOGIC or
STEREO.
The availability of the various
surround sound modes depends on the
sound available on the disc.
The available output modes for
Multi-channel include: Dolby Digital, DTS
(Digital Theatre Systems) Surround,
Dolby Pro Logic II and Dolby Pro Logic.
Stereo broadcasts or recordings will
produce some surround channel effects
when played in a surround mode.
Helpful Hints:
– The surround sound feature is not
available in DISC 6CH mode.
– The centre and rear speakers operate only
in multichannel surround mode.
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Selecting digital sound effects

Select a preset digital sound effect that
matches your disc's content or that
optimises the sound of the musical style
you are playing.
Press SOUND on the remote to select
the available sound effect.
When audio playback is in Dolby Digital,
DTS, PRO LOGIC or MOVIE surround
mode, you can select:
CONCERT, ACTION, DRAMA, SCI–FI
(default setting) or NIGHT.
When audio playback is in MUSIC
surround mode or in RADIO source,
you can select:
CLASSIC, ROCK, JAZZ, DIGITAL
(default setting) or NIGHT.
Helpful Hint:
– For fl at sound output, select CONCERT or
CLASSIC.
Adjusting the Bass/ Treble
level
The BASS (low tone) and TREBLE (high
tone) features enable you to defi ne the
sound–processor settings.
A
Press BASS or TREBLE on the remote
control.
B
Within two seconds, use the VOL+-
control to adjust the Bass or Treble level
(–10dB ~ 10dB, default setting – 0dB).
If the volume control is not used
within two seconds, it will resume its
normal volume control function.
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