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SURROUND SYSTEM
What is surround sound?
With ordinary stereo, sound normally comes
only from speakers in front
of the listener. In a concert hail or theater though, sound reflected fram
the walis and ceiling reaches the listener from ail directions. This is what
accounts
for the
feeling of ambience
or
spaciousness
of a live
performance.
Surround sound works to reproduce these effects to produce fuller,
more "live" sound
STEREO WIDE
When
the surround
speakers
are not connected,
the stereo
wide
function will be activated.
This function enhances the stereo effect
Note that it does not operate in the case of a monaural source, however.
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Speaker System Placement Examples
The sound effects obtained in a surround system depend on speaker
placement. Experiment with various arrangements to find the one most
suited to your tastes.
Placing the speakers so that they are slightiy higher than ear fevel
contributes to sound quatity.
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Good sound dispersion; recommended for movies, etc.
{Case B}
Sound appears to come from directly in front of listener. Goad for
listening to music recordings.
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Offers most varied effects; good for watching sports programs or
listening to live recordings
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Range of remote control
When the remote control unit is pointed at the rernote control sensor
window on the deck amplifier and any of its keys is pressed, the unit
and other components can be operated by remote control,
Distance: Within a range of about 7 meters from the unit's remote
control sensor window
Angle: Within approx.
30 ¢
control sensor window,
Remote control will not be possible if there is an obstacle between the
remote control unit itself and the unit's remote sensor window.
5 from the center of the unit's remote
Remote sensor
window
Approx,
7m
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