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b.
0.0
This allows you to ask the D6000 what its bass setting is without changing
it.
To change the bass:
1. Make sure that you can see the bass cursor display on the master.
2. Press the n menu key. The display will change to
b.
0.5
and the bass will increase by 0.5dB. The bass can be adjusted by ±5 dB,
incremented in 0.5 dB steps.
To restore the flat condition:
1. Press Clear
Note This also restores loudness, balance and tilt.
To store a bass setting, you must be in Setup mode; see pages 35
and 22
To recall a bass setting, use the Store key; see page 22
Bass explained
The bass control allows you to adjust the broad balance of the D6000 to
correct for the acoustics of your listening room, or for a misbalanced
recording. Normally, settings between 1.0 and –2.0 will give the most
natural result.
All D6000s in the installation take on the same bass setting as the master.
This is essential for correct stereo.
Phase
You can invert the absolute phase of the signal. To review the absolute
phase:
1. Press the w or e menu key until the phase display shows. The
master display will momentarily show
POS.
or this:
nEG.
This allows you to ask the D6000 what its phase setting is without
changing it.
To change the absolute phase
1. Press the n or s menu key. to
Phase explained
The phase function controls the absolute phase of the digital conversion
and is used to compensate for recordings which are out of phase.
Experiment with the sound of the setting. If you are not sure, set it to
positive phase.
Phase indication
To check whether phase is on, use the menu keys to review the setting,
or inspect the source display, e.g.
cd.
67
The point after the letters 'cd' indicates phase positive, without the point
means phase negative.
Using D6000
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