Genesis Advanced Technologies G5.3 owner manual Home Theater and Multi-ChannelMusic, LFE Input

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bright and you will have to turn the tweeter control down significantly.

On the other hand, large sofas and arm-chairs tend to absorb frequencies in the lower mid-range and mid-bass. When your room is full of furniture, you may find that you have to turn down the tweeter, midrange, and bass gain.

Ultimately, an enjoyable and musical system is all about balance. You have a number of controls at hand with which to adjust the bass response, the low-pass filter frequency and woofer volume. You can also move the speakers closer together for better speaker to speaker mid-bass coupling, or further apart for less.

You can tilt the tonality of the speaker towards bright or dry with the tweeter control, and forward or laid-back with the midrange control.

Home Theater and Multi-Channel Music

While the Genesis 5.3 was designed with the audiophile in mind, its performance and features make it ideal for Home Theater as well. The G5 is truly a full frequency loudspeaker that satisfies the requirement for Dolby Digital and DTS cinema reproduction. However the combination of the low frequency capability and a unique set of controls and connections on the G5 provide Home Theater users benefits beyond other loudspeakers on the market.

In essence, the G5 has a servo-controlled subwoofer already included in each speaker. This capability allows the G5 to reproduce the low frequency effects (LFE) signal available on all modern movie decoders. An additional benefit of using this feature is that the LFE will come from two (or more) locations in your room versus using a single subwoofer for LFE. Utilizing this capability dramatically reduces room bass mode and bass node problems. This results in smoother bass integration in the room, and a huge system impact capability.

LFE Input

The Low Frequency Effects (LFE) input allows the G5 to be used in addition to, or in place of, a separate sub-woofer. The LFE input blends the low frequency effects signal from the home theatre processor into the woofer section of the speakers.

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