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advanced

features

Erase

settings

Scan for available stations

Confirm preset

'Switch on' state

Left

Right

–dB

+dB

–dB

+dB

–dB

+dB

–

Only if source

is CD

Only if source

is FM

Only if source

is DAB

Only if source is

DAB, FM or AM

–Preset

+Preset

–Preset

+Preset

Product configuration

Solo allows you to adjust listening settings to suit your

taste, and to customise various features to fit your system.

Use the diagram shown below to help you navigate through

the available settings.

Adjusting listening settings

In normal use, the display shows information on the current

volume, the source being listened to, and any source-

relevant information (such as the play-back time on a CD). To

adjust the listening settings, press

panel or on the remote control. Use the keys as indicated to

select and adjust a particular setting.

Balance

This setting allows you to increase the volume of one

channel (left or right) relative to the other channel. It should

not normally be necessary to adjust this setting but, if

you habitually sit closer to one speaker than to the other,

altering the balance may help to restore the stereo image

for your listening position.

Bass

This setting changes the relative volume of the lower

frequency components of your music. If you feel that your

music is not 'warm' enough, increase this setting; if your music is 'boomy', decreasing this setting may

help.

See also 'Bass correction', below. Note that the control is inactive when headphones are connected.

Treble

This setting changes the relative volume of the higher frequency components of your music. If you feel

that percussion items in the music (for example) are being lost, increasing this setting may help. If high

frequency sounds are too dominant, decrease this setting.

Note that the bass and treble controls are inactive when headphones are connected.

Bass correction

This setting does not normally need to be used (leave on minimum).

Bass correction may be used if Solo is connected to reduced-frequency-range ('Small') speakers, that

cannot reproduce very low frequency sounds. Increasing this setting causes very low frequency sounds

to be progressively attenuated (since these cannot be reproduced by the speaker), while the volume of

slightly higher-frequency sounds is increased. This means that the overall bass 'amount' produced by the

speaker sounds the same as a full-range ('Large') speaker.

You cannot damage any part of your system using this setting, so we suggest that you experiment with it,

together with the bass and treble controls, until you find the combination you prefer.

Sleep timer

This timer allows you to specify a listening period, after which Solo will switch automatically into stand-by.

The period can be set in 5-minute intervals, up to 120 minutes (2 hours).

CD programme

If you wish to program the play-back order of a CD,

press

when this menu item is displayed. The CD

play-back order is then entered as described in the "CD

programming" panel, shown right. When you have finished

entering the programme, press

to leave program

"mode". Press

for a second time to leave the Solo

configuration menu.

FM Mode

This menu item is shown only when the selected source is

FM.

In some weak signal areas, it can be beneficial to force the FM tuner to mono output, as mono requires a

much lower signal strength to produce acceptable results. If the signal strength in your area is good, leave

this set to 'stereo'.

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Key to the symbols used on these pages:

Front panel

Symbol:

key:

��

on either the front-

��

CD programming:

Highlight the track to add

Add track to programme

CLR

Delete the last entry

Press

twice (remote only)

STOP

to clear the entire programme.

Remote control

key: