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Lexicon RV-8 BGC Boundary Gain Compensation, ASA Advanced Speaker Array APART, CLOSE, Together

Models: RV-8

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RV-8

Setup

BGC (BOUNDARY GAIN COMPENSATION)

ON, OFF

SETUP SPEAKERS CUSTOM SETUP BGC

SETUP SPEAKERS THX SETUP BGC

Adjusts boundary gain compensation when the CUSTOM and THX SETUP menu THX ULTRA2 SUB parameter is set to ON. When the BGC parameter is set to ON, a highpass 55Hz filter is applied to all audio output connectors for all Main Zone listening modes. When set to OFF, no filter is applied to Main Zone listening modes and audio output connectors. When the parameter setting is N/A, the THX ULTRA2 SUB parameter is set to OFF, and boundary gain compen- sation cannot be adjusted.

Note:

BGC compensates for increased bass energy that is caused by the proximity of the speakers to the listening room walls.

ASA (ADVANCED SPEAKER ARRAY) APART, CLOSE, TOGETHER

SETUP SPEAKERS CUSTOM SETUP ASA

SETUP SPEAKERS THX SETUP ASA

A proprietary THX technology that processes signals sent to the rear speakers, optimizing the listening experience for THX Ultra2 listening modes. To maximize the effectiveness of ASA processing, it is recom- mended that you configure a 7-channel speaker setup in which the rear speakers are placed close together facing the center of the listening space. The ASA parameter is not available unless the 5.1

THX ULTRA2, 5.1 THX MUSIC, DTS THX ULTRA2 or DTS THX MUSIC listening mode is activated.

Select the TOGETHER setting if the distance between the rear speakers is less than 1 foot (0.3m). Select the CLOSE setting if the distance between the rear speakers is greater than 1 foot (0.3m), but less than 4 feet (1.2m). Select the APART setting if the distance between the rear speakers is greater than 4 feet (1.2m).

Note:

ASA processing is only available when both side and rear speakers are present.

When the remote control 7/5 button is used to toggle between 7 and

5-channel playback:

•ASA processing is not available during 5-channel playback.

•The RV-8 automatically switches between the 5.1 THX ULTRA2 and 5.1 THX or DTS THX ULTRA2 and DTS THX listening modes.

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RV-8 specifications

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