Pressing this button again presents the option to set the listening volume in room two, range is -80dB to 10dB.

Note: If no other selection is made while in setup, selections will be saved and configuration will exit within 5 seconds.

[3] Bass & Treble Adjustments

These buttons control bass and treble equalization. Adjustments are made in 2dB steps.

Bass Button: Pressing this button displays current bass setting, range is from -8dB to +8dB. Use the volume knob to make an adjustment.

Treble Button: Pressing this button displays current treble setting, range is from -8dB to +8dB. Use the volume knob to make an adjustment.

Bypass Button: Defeats the tone controls and provides an unaltered, full-bandwidth stereo signal to the left and right channel outputs on the rear panel. However, the subwoofer DSP crossover remains active and bass frequen- cies are available at the subwoofer output should you wish to augment your front L/R speaker’s low frequency performance. The word “bypass” appears in the front panel display. Pressing the button again returns the unit to the previously selected tone settings.

[4] Analog Direct Selections

These buttons select audio inputs from analog multichannel sources such as DVD Audio or SACD players. The 2 channel but- ton bypasses the DSP processing for the main selected input. Bypass 2 Channel mode provides straight two channel listen- ing. This mode is only applicable with an analog source, as this input signal bypasses all processing sending a full-range signal to the front Left and Right channels. However, if the user has set Subwoofer to be on in the system setup, a Low Pass Filtered matched signal to the crossover frequency set for the front left and right channels will be sent to the subwoofer

in order to help reinforce the low-frequency response of the system. If the user truly has full-range speakers (20Hz-20kHz) and does not desire to have this bass reinforcement signal, the user need only disable the subwoofer in the system setup or in their system.

[5] Digital Tuner Controls

FM/AM Button: Toggles between AM and FM frequency bands.

FM Mode Button: Sets the FM tuner to mono mode. The letter “M” appears next to the tuner preset number in the front panel display. Pressing the button again returns the

FM tuner to stereo mode.

The letter “S” will appear ONLY when a stereo station has been locked by the Digital Tuner. A flashing “S” indicates that the particular chosen station signal strength is not strong enough for the Digital Tuner to “lock” onto the ste- reo signal. In this instance, the user may want to consider placing the tuner into mono mode.

Memory Button: Pressing this button when FM or AM is select- ed as the input source memorizes the current station frequency into one of the presets. You can preset up to 32 stations.

Tuner Up/Down Buttons: The function of these buttons depends on the tuning mode selected with the tune/preset button.

In preset mode (indicated in the display area): Press the down button to scroll to a lower number preset; press the up button to scroll to a higher preset number. This is a “wrap-around” function, so that going from the highest number preset, the tuner will go to the lowest preset number or vice-versa when tuning either up or down.

In tune mode: Press the up or down button for more than 1/2 second to engage automatic tuning respectively up or down the frequency band. The tuner will search automati- cally for the first reasonably strong radio station, where it will stop. Press the down/up button again for 1/2 second to start searching again.

The GTP-880 tuner can receive AM, FM and FM stereo broadcasts. Up to 32 stations can be preset and accessed from the front panel or remote. Stations can also be tuned manually.

Note: Tuner reception cannot take place unless an appro- priate AM and/or FM antenna is connected to the rear panel of the GTP-880.

To operate the tuner:

1.Press the tuner button on the remote control once, or press the tuner button on the front panel.

This indicates that the tuner is in FM, with stereo selected as the surround mode. The number displayed next to the tuner text is the preset number currently selected or last selected, followed by the stereo reception indicator if the station is being received in stereo. The numbers next to the FM text are the frequency of the selected preset or station. The numbers in front of the dB indication are the current volume setting.

2.Press the AM/FM button on the remote control or the front panel to change between AM and FM bands.

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GTP-880 specifications

The Adcom GTP-880 is a high-performance home theater preamp and processor that has garnered attention for its impressive features and audio quality. Designed for audiophiles and home theater enthusiasts alike, the GTP-880 stands out due to its versatile functionality and advanced technology.

One of the main features of the Adcom GTP-880 is its multi-channel audio processing capability. Supporting formats such as DTS, Dolby Digital, and several others, this preamp ensures that users experience immersive sound in their home theater systems. This cinematic audio experience is complemented by a well-executed surround sound setup, allowing users to achieve the kind of high-fidelity output traditionally found in professional environments.

The GTP-880 is also equipped with a range of inputs and outputs that enhance its versatility. It includes multiple digital inputs - including coaxial and optical options - alongside standard analog inputs. This extensive connectivity makes it easy to integrate various devices from CD players to gaming consoles, ensuring flexibility in how users configure their systems. Moreover, the inclusion of balanced XLR outputs aids in minimizing noise for clearer sound reproduction.

Technologically, the Adcom GTP-880 employs advanced circuitry designs that contribute to its high-performance audio. The use of high-quality components offers not only durability but also superior sound fidelity. It also features a sophisticated user interface that makes navigating options effortless, including customizing sound settings and adjusting levels.

In terms of build quality, the GTP-880 showcases an elegant design that fits seamlessly into most home entertainment setups. Its sturdy construction ensures reliability and longevity, while the sleek appearance makes it a visually appealing component in any audio setup.

Another notable characteristic is the remote control functionality, which adds convenience for users looking to manage their home theater system from a distance. Additionally, the unit provides multiple setup options, catering to different room acoustics and personal preferences.

In summary, the Adcom GTP-880 is a remarkable preamp and processor, marrying advanced audio processing technologies with excellent build quality and flexibility. Its blend of features allows for an unparalleled audio experience, making it an ideal choice for home theater aficionados seeking to elevate their audio experience. Whether it’s for movies, music, or gaming, the GTP-880 stands as a formidable choice in the landscape of home audio equipment.
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