Customizing The Av Memory Position; Adjusting The Sound - Mitsubishi CS-35707 Owner's g Manual

Important:
Important:
Customizing the AV memory position
You can adjust the individual video and audio settings for each of
the four preset A/V memory positions to select desired picture and
sound qualities. This section provides descripl;ions of each video
and audio setting, and explains how to adjust Lh_m for the cur-
rently selected A/V memory position. (See "Selecting the A!V
memory position," in this chapter for more intbrmation.)
You can cancel any adjustments made to an A/V memory position
and return it to the factory settings. (See "SelecLing the A!V
memory position," in this chapter for more ini_)rmation.)
Adjusting the sound
This section contains descriptions for each audio setting and
explains how to adjust each setting for the AA Tmemory positions.
descriptions of audio functions
The "Woofer" function controls the woofer (very low frequency)
volume (only for CS-35707 and CS-40707 model,0.
The "Bass" function controls the volume of lo_ frequency sound.
The "Treble" function controls the volume of high frequency sound.
The "Balance" function adjusts the level of sound between the left
and right speakers. Adjust the scale until the sound seems to come
equally from both speakers.
The "Surround" function creates simulated ste_:eo and surrc,und
effects. You can set this function _o "Off," "Simu] ate," or "Hall."
• Select "Off' if you do not want to use any surround effects.
• Select "Hall" if you are watching a stereo program; your TV
creates a simulated surround effect, making the sound seem to
extend around and behind you.
• Select "Simulate" if you are watching a non-.stereo program;
your TV creates a simulated stereo effect.
The "Listen to" function allows you to determir e how your TV
receives an audio signal from a channel and plays back the sound
that you hear. You can set this function to "Stereo" and "S.A.P."
• For almost all situations, you should choose "Stereo." WiLh this
setting, the TV plays stereo broadcasts in stereo and mono
broadcasts in mono. If a channel is broadcasting in stereo, the
word "Stereo" displays when you tune to tha; channel.
• Some TV stations broadcast a separate audio, or S.A.P., signal.
This signal is an additional soundtrack that you can't hear
during normal TV viewing. The S.A.P. signal might be re] ated
to the program you are watching (e.g., a scundtrack in a fbreign
language), or it might be unrelated (e.g., a weather report). If a
channel is broadcasting a S.A.P. signal, the letters "SAP"
display on-screen when you tune to that channel. Choose
"Listen to: SAP" to hear the S.A.P. signal.
Unlike the other audio functions described in this section, the
"Listen to" function setting is not saved with the selected A!V
memory position. If you select S.A.P, the television returns to
"Stereo" if you change the A/V memory position: channel, or input.
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