Front Panel Description, continued

Processing Mode

18 Stereo Button and LED

Buttons and LEDs

Use this button to select stereo decoding, in order to make an A/B

 

comparison or listen to a stereo recording in two channel format (left

 

and right). The red LED illuminates when this feature is engaged.

 

After you select a mode, press the stereo button once. Press the

 

stereo button again to make the A/B comparison. Press the stereo

 

button again to exit stereo format.

 

 

Note

You can make an A/B comparison when you press the stereo button, only if

 

you have selected a previous mode.

 

19 Mode 1 Button and LED

 

20 Mode 2 Button and LED

 

Use these buttons to select available processing modes (such as

 

Dolby Digital, DTS, PLII Movie, THX, etc.) for incoming signals from

 

a video or audio source.

 

The default mode for a signal is always stored in Mode 1. Use the

 

Mode 1 button to select the default mode. All modes that can be

 

used for the same signal are automatically stored in Mode 2. Use the

 

Mode 2 button to scroll through these other modes. The last mode

 

displayed in Mode 2 is the one selected. Based on the source signal,

 

the Home Theater Standard 7.1 automatically selects the correct

 

modes available for the signal.

 

21 Pro Logic II Button and LED

 

Use this button to select the Dolby Pro Logic II mode for Dolby

 

Surround encoded material, including laser discs, videotapes, televi-

 

sion broadcasts, and compact discs. The red LED illuminates when

 

Dolby Pro Logic II decoding is selected.

 

 

Note

This mode is selected automatically if Dolby Digital source material is

 

encoded for Pro Logic. To turn off this mode, press the Pro Logic II button.

 

22 Preamp Button and LED

 

Use this button to send the signal from an analog input directly to the

 

volume control, with no digital processing, using the analog stage of

 

the preamp. This avoids possible digital signal degradation and can

 

be used for components such as the Krell KPS 28c Compact Disc

 

Player that have a high quality signal. See Assign Analog Audio

 

Inputs, on page 45, for information on assigning the analog input to

 

one of the device buttons (DVD, LD, SAT, VCR, TV).

 

 

Note

This feature is only available with a signal from an analog input. If you

 

attempt to use it with a signal from a digital input, The Home Theater

 

Standard 7.1 on-screen display will read NOT ALLOWED.

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Krell Home Theater Standard 7.1

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7.1 specifications

Krell Industries has long been a pioneer in high-end audio technology, and their 7.1 home theater receiver is a notable addition to their impressive lineup. This state-of-the-art receiver is engineered to deliver an exceptional audio experience, combining cutting-edge technology with meticulous craftsmanship.

One of the primary features of the Krell Industries 7.1 receiver is its robust amplifier section. Boasting a high current output, it ensures that even the most demanding speakers are driven with pristine clarity and control. Krell's proprietary technology, such as their Class A and Class AB amplification, helps reduce distortion to imperceptible levels, allowing for a more engaging listening experience.

In terms of surround sound capabilities, the Krell 7.1 supports advanced audio formats including Dolby Atmos and DTS:X, providing an immersive sound field that surrounds the listener. This is complemented by Krell's unique DSP technology, which optimizes audio playback based on room acoustics, ensuring that every sound is precisely rendered regardless of the environment.

The user interface of the Krell 7.1 is designed for simplicity and ease of use. With intuitive controls and a clear display, navigating through various settings and features becomes a seamless process. The receiver also features multiple HDMI inputs and outputs, enabling connection with a range of devices such as Blu-ray players, gaming consoles, and streaming services, all supporting 4K video resolution.

Another standout characteristic is the Krell Media Remote app, which allows users to control their home theater experience from their mobile devices. This modern approach to functionality combines convenience with advanced configuration settings.

For audiophiles, the Krell Industries 7.1 is equipped with high-quality digital-to-analog converters (DACs), ensuring that music playback remains true to the original recording. Additionally, its compatibility with high-resolution audio formats makes it a suitable choice for those who appreciate finer details in their music.

Durability and aesthetics are also hallmarks of Krell designs. The 7.1 receiver features an elegant chassis combined with precision-engineered components that not only provide superior performance but also a look that complements any high-end home theater setup.

In summary, the Krell Industries 7.1 receiver stands out for its powerful amplification, immersive surround sound capabilities, intuitive user interface, and high-resolution audio support. Its blend of advanced technologies and sophisticated design makes it an impressive option for anyone seeking to elevate their audio experience.
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