Muse electronic Model Eleven manual Speaker Distance, Speaker Levels, Audio Settings

Speaker Distance

This sub-submenu invokes a similar graphical display as in “Speaker Installation”. Here, for each speaker shown as present in the “Speaker Installation” section, a distance setting (in meters) is entered. This number entered is in relationship to the main listening position. The settings for the front main speakers (left and right) are the master settings and any change made to them will affect all other speakers. After entering their distances, the remaining three speakers (center, left and right surround) can be entered. It should be noted that there are no entries for the subwoofer (LFE) output or any speaker that is not listed as present in the “Speaker Installation” settings.

Speaker Levels

This sub-submenu has two choices, either “Fix” or “Variable”. If your Model Eleven is equipped

with either of the multi-channel modules (balanced or unbalanced) and has speakers connected to any of their outputs (center, LFE, left or right surround) then select “Variable”. If your Model Eleven does not have either of the multi-channel modules or no connections are made to the multi-channel module, then select “Fix”.

When you select, “Variable” another graphical display appears on the video device. Here, for each speaker shown as present in the “Speaker Installation” menu, a choice for level can be entered. It is highly recommended that both the left and right front speakers have their level set to 0.0 dB. Adjust the other speakers (center, subwoofer, left and right surround) up or down as necessary to establish their level in relationship to the main left and right pair. Speakers that are not listed as present in the “Speaker Installation” menu will not have a corresponding entry in the “Speaker Level” menu.

Once all six initial settings submenus have been correctly set, you can return to the main settings menu by first pressing “Shift” followed by “Return” on the remote. Be sure to press “Release” once the main settings menu page is displayed. You may now want to go to the “Audio Settings” menu by navigating to and highlighting the appropriate section. Once there, press “Select” to invoke the “Audio Settings” menu.

Audio Settings

A submenu titled “Audio Settings” will appear. This menu has two pages, the first of which will

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