Figure 45
Figure 47
Figure 48
Figure 46
SW+10dB
Figure 44

How to Set the Audio, con’t

In the

Auto- matic

Mode, the MVP871 will switch to the next

Loud- speaker

three

seconds after user adjustments have stopped. Refer to figure 44 if the Automatic Mode will be used.

3.Use the Downdirectional Push-button to select the different Loudspeakers and the Rightor Leftdirectional Push-buttons to adjust the Loudspeaker Volume Level to match the volume level of the other Loudspeakers. This may take several cycles through all the Loudspeakers to achive the desired results. If one of the Loudspeakers is quieter than the others, use it as a reference to match the other loudspeakers to.

If the volume level of the subwoofer can’t be adjusted to match the other Loudspeakers with the setup level adjustment set to maximum, return it to 0dB and then switch the SW+10 setting to On and then readjust the Subwoofer level to match the other Loudpeakers.

WARNING: Distortion from the subwoofer is possible if

the SW+10dB boost is activated.

4.When all the Loudspeakers are at the same volume level, press the RTRN (Return) Push-button to stop the Channel Level Adjustments and then press the RTRN Push-button again to return to the SPEAKER CON- FIGURATION Menu.

DELAY TIME ADJUSTMENTS:

The following Delay Time Adjustments will electronically compensate for dif-

ferent Loudspeaker distances from the

Listening/View- ing Area. Refer to figure 45. Delay Time is measured

in feet or meters. The delays can be adjusted from 0 foot to 27 feet in one foot increments for each Loudspeaker.

Note: Before performing the Delay Time adjustments, you must first have completed the Loudspeaker Size and Level adjustments.

1.Measure the distances of the Loudspeakers used in the Home Theater System, from the Listening/Viewing Area to each Loudspeaker to within the nearest foot or tenth of a meter.

2.Use the Downdirectional Push-button to select

DELAY TIME

followed by pressing the

SELECT Push- button on the Remote Con-

trol. Refer to figure 46.

3. Use the Down

directional Push-button to

select DIS- TANCE then

press the Rightor Leftdirectional Push-buttons to select the desired measurement increments, either Feet or Meters.

Refer to figure 47.

4. Use the Downdirectional Push-button to select FRONT LCH then use the Rightor Leftdirec-

tional Push-but- tons to enter in the distance of

the Loudspeak- er from the Lis-

tening/Viewing Area. Refer to figure 48.

Note: To reset

all the Loud- peaker

Delay Time

settings

to the default settings first select DEFAULT menu choice and then press the SELECT Push-button.

5. Enter in the distances for the remaining Loudspeakers.

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MVP871 specifications

The McIntosh MVP871 is a premium universal disc player known for its high-end performance and exceptional audio and video quality. Incorporating cutting-edge technologies, the MVP871 stands out as a versatile option for audiophiles and home theater enthusiasts alike. It is engineered to handle a broad range of media formats, including CDs, DVDs, and Blu-ray discs, as well as various digital file formats, making it an all-in-one solution for your entertainment needs.

One of the MVP871’s defining features is its advanced video processing capabilities. Equipped with a high-quality video chipset, the player can upscale standard DVDs and Blu-ray discs to deliver vivid images at resolutions up to 1080p. This ensures that older content is presented with improved clarity and detail, making it a suitable fit in modern home theater setups. The player's 10-bit video processing enhances color depth and dynamic range, providing a richer viewing experience.

Audio performance is equally impressive. The MVP871 utilizes high-resolution audio processing technologies, supporting a variety of audio formats including SACD and DVD-Audio. This means users can enjoy music with incredible detail and fidelity, thanks to the player’s meticulous digital-to-analog conversion process. Furthermore, the player has balanced XLR outputs along with traditional RCA connections, allowing for integration into high-end audio systems while minimizing noise and interference.

Connectivity is a strong suit of the MVP871. It comes with multiple ports including HDMI, component, and digital audio outputs, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of devices. The HDMI output can carry both audio and video, simplifying connections to modern AV receivers and displays. Moreover, it supports a robust array of formats, including MP3, WAV, and FLAC, catering to the growing trend of digital music streaming.

The MVP871's design reflects the craftsmanship typical of McIntosh products. The player features a sleek black exterior with illuminated blue meters, adding an aesthetic appeal to any audio setup. It is built to last, employing high-quality components and materials that not only enhance performance but also ensure durability.

In summary, the McIntosh MVP871 is a remarkable universal disc player that combines versatility, advanced technology, and premium design. With its extensive format support, superior video and audio quality, and comprehensive connectivity options, it serves as an ideal centerpiece in any high-performance audio and visual system. Whether enjoying classic albums or the latest blockbuster film, the MVP871 offers an unparalleled entertainment experience.
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