
Playback Modes
Sound Modes
The Sound Modes allow you to add certain sound elements when playing all kinds of sources
NATURAL
This mode flattens the total frequency output to make it match the characteristics of the small speakers. When playing a multichannel source using the small speakers this setting corrects the frequency to achieve better theater- like surround sound.
MIDNIGHT
This mode makes the softer sounds more audible and the louder sounds a bit softer so you can hear the entire soundtrack, especially quiet sounds and dialog, with a good surround sound feeling when listening at low volumes.
QUIET
This mode reduces the bass and treble in the signal. It is best used when you feel sounds are too harsh or sharp and would like to smooth them out.
BRIGHT
This mode is used for 2ch Stereo, and is only audible from the front speakers. It flattens the total frequency output to make it match the characteristics of the front speakers. When playing two channel sources the bass trim often becomes muddy and this mode offers clear, true sound in low and high frequencies.
S.BASS
This mode increases the bass in the signal and puts the beat of the music or soundtrack in the forefront.
OFF
No sound mode is applied.
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Selecting a Sound Mode
The receiver has three tone effect types that you can add to the Listening mode you are using.
RECEIVERSOURCE
SIGNAL SELECT
SLEEP
DVD TV/SAT FRONT
DIMMER
DVR/ VCR | FM / AM |
1Press SOUND MODE.
2Cycle through the different possibilities using the SOUND MODE button and select the one you want.
AUTO SURROUND ADVANCED | SOUND | Refer to above for more details about each sound mode. | |
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SETUP TEST TONE CH_SELECT SETUP |
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ENTER MUTE
MASTER
VOLUME
TOP MENU | DISPLAY | T.EDIT MENU | |
DTV MENU | TUNE |
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ST | ENTER | ST | |
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AUDIO | TUNE |
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CH RETURN | DTV ON /OFF | DTV INFO | |
| CLASS | MPX | D.ACCESS |
•The default setting is NATURAL.
•Each playback component can be set independently and retains its sound mode when another component is being used.
•When you choose VIRTUAL mode (page 35) you can’t select a Sound mode.
•When inputting a 96 kHz PCM signal you can’t select a Sound mode.
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