Sub Stereo: This setting allows the volume level of the subwoofer to be adjusted for when the subwoofer is being used with
When decoding digital inputs, the AVR280 follows the convention for products of this type and sets the subwoofer level 10dB higher than that of the other channels. Source products such as
<Normal: No gain compensation. This allows the
<+10dB: This increases the
If you are using the AVR280 in combination with the
4 – Speaker Delay Settings
| The relative positioning of speakers within a room may mean that sound from some | ||
|
| speakers arrives at the listener later | |
|
| than sound from others. By altering the | |
| ��������� | delay settings for the different speakers, | |
����� | ������ | this difference in arrival time can be | |
���� | ����� | reduced or eliminated. | |
����� | |||
|
|
English
�������
����� �������
������
�������� | �������� |
���� | ����� |
�������
�����
�������� ��������
��������� ����������
When setting the delay, it should be imagined that the listener is sitting
in a circle of the speakers; the delay indicates the distance of the speaker
from the listener.
The speaker distance control can be
used to set automatically the appropriate time delays required for all the speakers in your system. To use this, measure from the usual listening position to the front of each individual speaker in the system and enter this value in the appropriate place. The measurements can be entered either in feet or metres, as selected from the ‘General Settings’ menu page.
An alternative to using the speaker distance control is to enter the delays manually in milliseconds.
Note that the delay adjustment is not a substitute for proper speaker placement, but can help to ensure accurate and correct signal arrival times from all the channels to the primary listening position.
Distance measurements for 5.1 [and 7.1] | No measurement can be entered for a speaker that is | |
speaker delay settings | ||
not selected in the previous ‘Speaker Sizes’ menu. | ||
|
NOTE: Only enter these delay settings once you have specified which delay units (i.e., Time, Imperial or Metric) you will be using. The delay settings will be lost if the units are changed.
If the delay units are set to Time, then enter the delay in milliseconds for each channel.
AVR280
15