Adjusting The Volume And Tone; Adjusting The Volume - JVC RX-308BK Manual

RX=308BK
RX-309TN
: Adjusting the Volume and Tone
Using the MASTER
VOLUME Control
MASTER VOLUME
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Muting the Sound
FADE MUTING
Selecting the Speakers
1 SPEAKERS 2
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Listening to Headphones
PHONES
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Adjusting the Left-Right
Balance
BALANCE
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Adjusting the Volume
Use the MASTER VOLUME control to adjust the volume from the left and right speakers.
Rotating the dial to the right increases the volume. The volume from the speakers and the
headphones increases simultaneously.
NOTE: Volume can also be adjusted using the remote control. Press the VOLUME
button marked + to increase the volume, or the VOLUME button marked - to
decrease the volume: : ' :
ZX CAUTION: Listening to extremely loud sound may damage your hearing. Be
: especially careful-when using headphones.
Press the FADE MUTING button on the remote control to decrease the volume quickly when
you receive a phone call or a visitor. BeBe a
IMPORTANT! If you are listening at very high volume, you may need to press FADE
' MUTING a second or third time to reduce volume completely.
Pushing in SPEAKER button 1 or 2 activates that pair of speakers. Pressing either button again
deactivates that pair of speakers. When the button is in, that pair is activated. You can listen
to both pairs, pair 1, pair 2, or neither pair.
IMPORTANT! If only one set of speakers is connected, pressing "in" both speaker
buttons will produce no sound.
Insert the headphone plug into the PHONES jack. To limit sound to the headphones (no sound
from the speakers), press SPEAKER buttons 1 and 2 to deactivate all speakers.
A\ CAUTION: To avoid hearing damage, turn the volume down before plugging in
the headphones, then gradually increase the volume.
Use the BALANCE control to adjust the balance between the left and right channels. Rotating
the dial to the right increases the right-channel volume, and rotating it to the left increases the
left-channel volume. The BALANCE control affects both sets of speakers and the headphones.