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DAB Radio
| Dynamic Range Control (DRC) |
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DRC adds or removes a degree of | This is only provided as the version number for | ||
compensation for the differences in the dynamic | this product. | ||
range between radio stations. For example, a |
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station broadcasting popular music may have a |
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high level of compensation applied since the |
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emphasis is on a constant high listening level, |
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whereas a station broadcasting classical music |
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will have little or no compensation as the listener |
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requires all of the highs and lows in the music to |
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define the detail. |
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There are three levels of compensation: |
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DRC 0: No compensation applied. |
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DRC 1: Maximum compensation applied. |
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(the default) |
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DRC1/2: Medium compensation applied. |
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1 In DAB mode, press MENU to enter the menu |
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options. |
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2 Press 4 / ¢ repeatedly until “DRC value” |
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is displayed. |
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3 Press 2; to enter the |
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➜The current DRC level displays on the first |
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line. |
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4 Press 4 / ¢ to select a DRC value (DRC 0, |
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DRC 1 and DRC1/2) displayed on the second |
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line. |
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5 Press 2; to confirm the selection. |
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➜You should be able to hear the difference in |
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compression immediately. |
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Note
–The best way to determine which of these DRC value settings suits you best is to experiment with them on a variety of source material.
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