Meridian America manual loudspeakers using, Bass, Tilt, Configuring the DSP33, a computer

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Choosing Unused prevents the source from appearing when you press the corresponding source key on the Meridian System Remote.

The name used to identify each source is shown in the list of sources, followed by the Meridian System Remote key used to select the source in brackets.

Bass

The Bass setting allows you to adjust the bass response to match the room. The Bass can be adjusted between -5dB and +5dB steps.

The effect of the Tilt and Bass settings on the frequency response of the loudspeaker is shown in the following graphs:

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●From the Audio source drop-down menu specify the digital input you want to use for the source.

Initially all sources are set up to use input D1, but you can connect a second source to D2.

Tilt

Bass Boost / Cut

	5
	4.5
	4
	3.5
)	3
B	2.5
d	2
(
e	1.5
d	1
u	0.5
t
i	0
l
p	-0.5
m	-1
A
	-1.5
	-2
	-2.5
	-3
	-3.5
	-4
	-4.5
	-5
	10 2	103	104

Frequency (Hz)

Bass

		Tilt
	5.5
	5
	4.5
	4
)	3.5
	3
B
d	2.5
(	2
e	1.5
d	1
u	0.5
t
i	0
l	-0.5
p
m	-1
A	-1.5
	-2
	-2.5
	-3
	-3.5
	-4
	-4.5
	-5
	-5.5
	10 2	103	104

Frequency (Hz)

Tilt

Configuring the DSP33

The Tilt setting allows you to adjust the broad balance of the DSP33 to correct for the acoustics of your listening room, or for a misbalanced recording.

The Tilt can be adjusted between -10dB and +10dB in 0.5dB steps. Normally settings between -2.0dB and 1.0dB will give the most natural results.

If the DSP33 loudspeakers are controlled by a Meridian Surround Controller, the Tilt and Bass settings are adjusted by the surround controller.

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