Switching the bit length

You can improve the output sound quality by switching the bit length to match the MD deck, DAT deck or other digital components connected to the digital output connector.

MENU/NO AMS YES

1While the deck is stopped, press MENU/NO twice.

“Setup Menu” appears in the display.

2Turn AMS (or press ./> repeatedly) until “Dout” appears, then press AMS or YES.

3Turn AMS (or press ./> repeatedly) until the desired bit length appears, then press AMS or YES.

You can select the desired bit length from 24 (factory setting) or 16 bits.

4Press MENU/NO.

Notes

This function operates only for the digital signal output through the digital output connector.

If you switch the bit length during playing, the sound drops out momentarily.

Playing with different

tones (Digital Filter)

This deck is equipped with the V.C. (Variable Coefficient) filters to allow you to adjust the tone to match your audio system, listening environment, and the source being played. Note that the digital filters are effective only on the analog signals output from the ANALOG OUT jacks and the PHONES jack.

FILTER

1Press FILTER.

The currently selected filter appears in the display.

2Press FILTER repeatedly to select the filter you want.

Select

To produce

 

 

FILTER-STD (factory

An expansive sound of wide

setting)

range.

 

 

FILTER 1

A sound that is clearly

positioned and smooth.

 

 

 

FILTER 2

A fresh and powerful sound.

 

 

FILTER 3

A resonant and mellow

sound.

 

 

 

The FILTER button lights green when a setting other than “FILTER-STD” is selected in DF (digital filter) display.

zYou can use the remote to select the filter Z

Press FILTER repeatedly until the filter you want appears in the display.

zWhat is a V.C. (Variable Coefficient) filter?

A variable coefficient filter changes the sound characteristics of a signal by applying specific frequency cut-off conditions. Such filters are provided on digital devices such as CD players and MD decks to remove aliasing noise.

Note

The change in sound characteristics caused by digital filters occur mainly in the inaudible range, not the audible range as in the case of an amplifier.

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Switching the bit length/Playing with different tones 43 GB