Adjusting the Sound

To adjust the surround sound balance while Dolby Digital and Dolby Pro Logic II decoding is in effect

Use the remote control to make the following changes to speaker balance:

Front speaker (left)
•	Press the SOUND button repeatedly to display	, then press the	or	CURSOR button to adjust the
	sound level. It will show on the display of the Unit.
Front speaker (right)
•	Press the SOUND button repeatedly to display	, then press the	or	CURSOR button toadjust the
	sound level. It will show on the display of the Unit.
Center speaker
•	Press the SOUND button repeatedly to display	, then press the	or	CURSOR button to adjust the
	sound level. It will show on the display of the Unit.
Rear speaker (left)
•	Press the SOUND button repeatedly to display	, then press the	or	CURSOR button to adjust the
	sound level. It will show on the display of the Unit.
Rear speaker (right)
•	Press the SOUND button repeatedly to display	, then press the	or	CURSOR button to adjust the
	sound level. It will show on the display of the Unit.
Subwoofer

•Press the SOUND button repeatedly to display , then press the or CURSOR button to adjust the sound level. It will show on the display of the Unit.

Note :

• If you do not press any button within a few seconds, the display will return to normal.

To adjust the sound quality

Press the SOUND button repeatedly to select an equalization mode (BASS and TREBLE). Press the or CURSOR button to adjust the sound level.

BASS : the low range of sounds

TREBLE : the high range of sounds

Bass and treble control the sound from the front left and right speakers.

Dolby Digital

Dolby Digital is a sound system developed by Dolby Laboratories Inc. that gives movie theatre ambience to audio output when the Unit is connected to a Dolby Digital 5.1 channel processor or amplifier.

This Unit automatically recognizes DVDs that have been recorded with Dolby Digital. Not all Dolby Digital sources are recorded with 6 channels.

Some sources marked Dolby Digital may be recorded in Dolby Surround, a 2 channel system. Look for this logo on your DVD Unit.

Dolby Pro Logic II creates five full-bandwidth output channels from two-channel sources. This is done using an advanced, high-purity matrix surround decoder that extracts the spatial properties of the original recording without adding any new sounds or tonal colorations.

Movie Mode (MOVIE)

The Movie mode in Pro Logic II is very similar to that of the original Pro Logic decoder. The main difference is that it has stereo surround channels and no surround filter, unlike Pro Logic which has a mono surround channel and a 7 kHz surround filter. Movie mode is the standard required for all A/V systems. When an autosound unit has a video screen, it is also considered an A/V system. It can be called simply "Pro Logic II".

Music Mode (MUSIC)

The Music mode offers users some flexibility to control the end results to their own taste. Music mode should not be used with THX audio processing mode. Music mode is recommended as the standard mode for autosound music systems (without video), and is optional for A/V systems. It is recommended that Music mode be identified as the "Music" version of Pro Logic II, to distinguish it from the Movie mode.

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