Optimus SYSTEM 734 owner manual Changing the Preset Equalizer Settings, Using Extended Bass E-Bass

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Each time you increase or decrease the volume, the current volume setting, measured in decibels (dB), appears on the display. You can adjust the volume anywhere from –68 dB (low) to 0 dB (high).

Important: To prevent hearing dam- age, set the volume to its minimum lev- el before playing the radio, a CD or cassette tape, or an external audio source.

Note: To turn off the sound temporari- ly, press MUTE. A red indicator ap- pears next to MUTE on the display. To resume listening, press MUTE again so the indicator turns off.

To return to normal bass sound, press it again so the button clicks and pops out.

Changing the Preset

Equalizer Settings

You can adjust the balance of the Sys- tem 734’s sound frequencies using one of its three preset equalizer (sound balance) settings. These settings are designed to give you the best sound for rock, pop, or classical musical se- lections.

Each time you turn it on, the System

734automatically uses the last select- ed equalizer setting. To change the setting, press ROCK, POP, or CLASSIC, or repeatedly press EQ PRESET on the remote control. The selected button

lights up, and	t	appears	next to
ROCK, POP, or CLASSIC on			the dis-
play.

Using Extended Bass (E-Bass)

To enhance the System 734’s bass sound, press E-BASSon the main sys- tem. The button clicks and locks in.

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To cancel the selected setting, press the selected button or press EQ PRE- SET on the remote control until the se- lected button turns off on the main system.