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Sound adjustments
Sound settings are preset at the factory to neutral values which suit most listening situations. However, if you wish, you can adjust these settings to your liking.
You can preset levels for sound volume, bass, treble and a connected BeoLab subwoofer.
You can switch the loudness feature on or off. The loudness feature compensates for the human ear’s lack of sensitivity to high and low frequencies. These frequencies are boosted at low volume levels so that low music becomes more dynamic.
In addition you can preset two default speaker combinations; one to be used each time you switch on a video source in your system, and one to be used each time you switch on an audio source connected to your system. You can still select a different speaker combination any time you wish, refer to page 9 for further information.
>Press MENU to bring up the TV SETUP menu and press 
to highlight SOUND.
>Press GO to bring up the SOUND menu, ADJUSTMENT is highlighted already.
>Press GO to bring up the SOUND ADJUSTMENT menu.
>Press 
or 
to select an item to adjust.
>Press 
or 
to adjust the values or choose a setting.
>Press 
or 
to move through menu items.
>Press EXIT to store your settings until you switch off your television.
>Press GO to store your settings permanently.
SOUND |
|
VOLUME | ............... |
BASS | ............... |
TREBLE | ............... |
LOUDNESS | OFF |
DEFAULT VIDEO | 3 |
DEFAULT AUDIO | 2 |
| store GO |
The contents of the SOUND menu varies according to what you have connected to the television.
What’s on the SOUND menu …
VOLUME … Adjusts the volume level the TV uses when you switch it on.
BASS … Adjusts the bass level. TREBLE … Adjusts the treble level. SUBWOOFER … (only available if you have
connected a BeoLab subwoofer) Adjusts the sound level from the subwoofer.
LOUDNESS … Loudness can be set to YES or NO. DEFAULT VIDEO … Set the speaker combination you want to use when switching on a video source in your system. Options are 3 and 5. DEFAULT AUDIO … Set the speaker combination you want to use when switching on an audio source in your system. Options are 2 and 4. Refer to page 33 for further information on
