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For proper Surround Sound, you must connect the speakers correctly and select the right sound source mode. See page 13 and your separate Quick- Use Guide for details.

The Center and Surround speakers operate only when the DVD Home Cinema System is set to surround sound mode. The source you are playing (DVDs, Tuner, etc.) must be recorded or broadcast in Dolby Digital, DTS, or Dolby Pro Logic surround sound.

Stereo broadcasts or recordings will produce some surround sound effects when played in a surround mode. However, monaural (mono) sources will not produce any sound from the surround speakers.

Selecting Surround Sound

Press SURROUND repeatedly to select a surround sound

1 or stereo mode. The availability of the various surround sound modes depends on the number of speakers connected and the sound information available on the Disc, etc.

Surround Sound options are:

●Dolby Digital Surround - Also referred to as AC-3, Dolby 5.1, or MPEG Multichannel - delivers a realistic, dynamic sound similar to theater and cinema. Many DVDs are recorded in Dolby Digital Surround.

All five speakers (front left, front right, center, surround left, and surround right) and the Subwoofer of the DVD Home Cinema System must be connected to the DVD Receiver.

●DTS (Digital Theater Systems) Surround - A cinema sur- round sound format that offers superior digital audio perfor- mance. DTS offers more clarity and definition, especially for high- er tones. The better sound quality is a result of the limited sound compression (3:1 instead of 11:1 for Dolby Digital) and 20-bit res- olution.

●Dolby Pro Logic Surround - A specially encoded two-channel analog format that produces sound through four speakers (Front Left, Center, Front Right, and a single/monaural Surround) when using a Dolby Pro Logic Decoder. Dolby Pro Logic Surround is compatible with two-channel (right and left) Stereos, but you will have sound only from two channels (the left and right).

●Matrix - A new surround system that delivers four-channel sur- round sound (Front Left, Front Right, Surround Left, and Surround Right).

●VSS (Virtual Surround Sound) - The ProLogic, MPEG, or Dolby Digital surround sound is processed by a ‘virtualizer’ DSP, adding surround sound when using only the Front (left/right) speakers.

●Stereo - All sound is reproduced and played through the Front left/right speakers. This enables standard stereo reproduction.

 

 

Center Speaker

Front

Subwoofer

Above TV

Front

Speaker

 

Speaker

(Left)

 

(Right)

VIEWING AREA

Rear Speaker

Rear Speaker

(Left Surround)

(Right Surround)

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Philips LX3000 Surround Sound Options, Selecting Surround Sound, Press Surround repeatedly to select a surround sound
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LX3000 specifications

The Philips LX3000 is a remarkable piece of technology designed for enthusiasts who desire an immersive audio experience without compromising on aesthetic appeal. This speaker system is an embodiment of Philips' commitment to high-quality sound reproduction and innovative design.

One of the standout features of the LX3000 is its advanced audio technology, which utilizes a combination of premium speakers and proprietary audio processing. The system incorporates powerful woofers that deliver deep, rumbling bass, while the tweeters ensure crisp, clear highs. This harmonious balance allows users to enjoy a full spectrum of sound, whether they are listening to music, watching movies, or gaming.

Philips has also integrated several audio enhancement technologies into the LX3000. The dynamic sound equalizer automatically adjusts audio output based on the genre of content being played, optimizing sound performance for different types of media. The system also supports various audio formats, making it versatile for different uses, including streaming services and high-definition media.

Aesthetically, the LX3000 is designed to complement modern interiors. Its sleek lines and contemporary finish make it an attractive addition to any room. The speakers are ergonomically designed to provide optimal sound dispersion, ensuring that the audio experience remains consistent across a wide listening area.

Connectivity is another key feature of the LX3000. It offers both wired and wireless options, allowing users to pair their devices via Bluetooth as well as through traditional audio cables. This flexibility ensures compatibility with a variety of devices, from smartphones to televisions. Additionally, the system includes multiple input options, catering to both analog and digital sources.

User-friendliness is at the core of the LX3000's design. The intuitive controls and easy setup process mean that even those who are not tech-savvy can enjoy its advanced features without hassle.

Overall, the Philips LX3000 represents a fusion of cutting-edge technology and elegant design, making it an ideal choice for those seeking outstanding audio performance in a stylish package. Whether for home entertainment or casual listening, it provides an unparalleled auditory experience that meets the demands of contemporary users.
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