Boston Acoustics Shelf Stereo System Customizing the MicroSystem CD’s output, Using the Bass trim

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Customizing the MicroSystem CD’s output

The MicroSystem CD has a line output which can feed its audio into an external device. Uniquely, you can program this output to tailor it for use as:

•A fixed-level output that ignores the volume setting (useful for recording or for feeding the MicroSystem CD’s radio or CD signal to an external receiver that has its own volume control);

•A variable-level output that responds to the MicroSystem CD’s volume setting (useful for feeding an external amplifier or powered speaker system that has no volume control); and

•A subwoofer output that feeds bass to an external powered subwoofer and simultaneously reduces the bass fed to the MicroSystem CD’s speakers. They will play louder and will match the subwoofer better.

Note: The subwoofer output is not low-passed. Use the subwoofer’s crossover, set for best blending (about 110Hz).

Programming the line output

Fixed-level: With the unit powered off, press Preset 1 and Snooze/Sleep together for 5 seconds. “L1” will appear in the display;

Variable-level: With the unit powered off, press Preset 2 and Snooze/Sleep together for 5 seconds. “L2” will appear in the display;

Subwoofer output: With the unit powered off, press Preset 3 and Snooze/Sleep together for 5 seconds. “L3” will appear in the display.

Note: If the subwoofer output is set, a small “S” will show in the display to alert you that bass has been removed from the internal speakers. The subwoofer output sends a summed monaural signal to both left and right RCA jacks.

Using the Bass trim

Bass trim

The Bass trim knob, located on the back of the unit, is used to adjust the bass level. When the MicroSystem CD is placed near a wall, the bass can become more pronounced. Setting the unit away from a wall can sometimes decrease the bass. Adjust the Bass trim to achieve the desired amount of bass output.

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Contents MicroSystem CD Special Features Thank you for choosing the Boston Acoustics MicroSystem CDBackup alarm Unpacking the MicroSystem CDRemote Control Plugging in the power cord Positioning the FM antennaBasics Setting the clockControl Panel Turning on the systemTurning off the system Adjusting the volumeDisplay Muting the systemTuning to an FM or AM station RadioPlaying a CD CD PlayerLoading a CD Playing MP3/WMA discs MP3/WMA discsCreating MP3/WMA discs on your computer Alarms Setting the alarmsUsing the Snooze function Stopping the alarm when it is soundingDisabling the alarm for weekends, etc Checking the wakeup timeChanging the display information More FeaturesUsing the Sleep function Display dimmer sensor control Using headphonesUsing other devices Aux 1, 2, Programming the line output Using the Bass trimCustomizing the MicroSystem CD’s output Connecting other devices ConnectionsConnecting the FM antenna Optional Connecting to a cable TV signalOptional Connecting to an external indoor AM antenna Optional Connecting to an outdoor antennaTroubleshooting Disc error codes in the displaySpecifications Limited WarrantyIndex Control Panel diagram Display diagram Setting the clock Remote Control diagram Troubleshooting Page 042-002203-3

Shelf Stereo System specifications

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One of the standout features of the Boston Acoustics Shelf Stereo System is its impressive sound quality. The system is equipped with high-performance speakers that deliver rich, detailed audio with a balanced frequency response. The speakers are designed to minimize distortion, ensuring that every note is clear and crisp, making it an ideal choice for various music genres, from classical to rock.

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