Crossover Adjustment (X-Over) - Eclipse CD8445E Owner's Manual

Various Settings

Crossover adjustment (X-Over)

With the 4-speaker system, the frequencies of
the front speaker HPF (High Pass Filter) and
woofer LPF (Low Pass Filter) can be adjusted.
With the 3-way speaker system (a speaker
system combining a high range tweeter, a mid
range speaker and a low range woofer), the
integration between the sound of the speakers
is improved by adjusting playback zones using
tweeter HPF, midrange HPF and LPF and
woofer LPF.
Turn the [SEL] button to select
1
X-Over.
2
Press the [SEL] button.
The mode will change to crossover
setting mode.
Press the [SEL] button to select a
3
setting item.
When the button is turned, the
setting item changes in the following
order and the selected item is
highlighted.
When the speaker layout setting is
4SP + SW:
F(Front) ➔ R(Rear) ➔ W(Woofer) ➔
F(Front)
When the speaker layout setting is
3WAY:
Hi ➔ M-L(M-LPF) ➔ M-H(M-HPF) ➔
Low ➔ Hi
Turn the [SEL] button to select
4
the cut-off frequency.
When the button is turned, the
frequency changes in the following
order.
When the
speaker layout
setting is 4SP +
SW:
Front/Rear
Woofer
When the
speaker layout
setting is
3WAY:
Hi/M-LPS
Low/M-HPS
Press the [
5
set the slope.
[ ] button :
The slope becomes more gentle.
[ ] button :
The slope becomes steeper.
The slope can be set to "PASS",
"6dB/oct", "12dB/oct", "18dB/oct" or
"24dB/oct".
ATTENTION
If no woofer has been connected, set the
slope adjustment to "PASS". (If slope is
set to a setting other than PASS, the low
frequency range will not be output from
the speakers.)
Repeat the operations in steps
6
3 5
to
for each channel.
7
Press the [RTN] button.
At this time, other adjustments can
also be made in pro mode.
192
63Hz → 80Hz → 100Hz →
125Hz → 160Hz → 200Hz →
250Hz → 315Hz → 400Hz →
500Hz → 630Hz → 800Hz →
1kHz → 1.25kHz → 1.6kHz →
2kHz → 2.5kHz → 3.15kHz →
4kHz → 5kHz → 6.3kHz →
8kHz → 10kHz
63Hz → 80Hz → 100Hz →
125Hz → 160Hz → 200Hz
200Hz → 250Hz → 315Hz →
400Hz → 500Hz → 630Hz →
800Hz → 1kHz → 1.25kHz →
1.6kHz → 2kHz → 2.5kHz →
3.15kHz → 4kHz → 5kHz →
6.3kHz → 8kHz → 10kHz
63Hz → 80Hz → 100Hz →
125Hz → 160Hz → 200Hz
] or [ ] buttons to
to change the settings