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VARIOUS OPERATIONS

Adjusting the sound volume

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Press OUTPUT LEVEL "-" or "+" to adjust the output jevel.

The

output level can be adjusted between 0 dB and -25 dB in steps of

1 dB.

e@ The ATT display shows the selected level.

The output level at the OUTPUT jacks and PHONES jack will be

adjusted simultaneously.

The setting of OUTPUT

LEVEL is not erased even when the

power is turned off.

NOTE:

The setting of OUTPUT LEVEL are canceled when ADLC is turned on.

When ADLC is turned off, the output level returns to the setting of

OUTPUT LEVEL.

ADLC (Automatic Digital Level Controller)

When the difference of recording level between discs is noticeabie,

the volume level should be adjusted for each disc, especially during

program playback or random playback whose tracks are selected

between 2 discs or more. Insuchcases, pressing ADLC automatically

sets the output level to the proper level. When ADLC is turned on,

the ADLC indicator lights.

® ToturmoffADLC, press ADLC so that the ADLC indicator goes off.

With some selections, sound becomes unnatural. In such cases,

turn off ADLC.

The built-in digital signal processor allows you to obtain various sound

fields.

During stop mode or playback mode

DIGITAL SIGNAL, PROCESSOR

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Refer to the description of each DSP mode and select a desired DSP

mode with DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSOR on the front panel or DSP

onthe remote control unit. Each time DSP onthe remote control unit

is pressed, the DSP mode changes in the following order:

FLAT

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JAZZ ——®

CHURCH

STADIUM <—

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-— DANCE

When the mode "FLAT" is selected, OSP MODE indicator blinks.

When the mode other than "FLAT" is selected, bar indicator under

selected DSP mode and DSP MODE indicator blink.

FLAT: No effect

JAZZ: Reproduces a "live house' atmosphere.

Effective for playing

jazz music with boosted middle frequencies.

CHURCH:

Reproduces a "church made

of wood'

atmosphere.

Effective for playing baroque music, choral group, etc

DANCE: Reproduces a dynamic sound.

Effective for playing disco

music, pops, rock music, etc. with boosted high and low frequencies.

HALL: Reproducesea

"concert hall' atmosphere. Echo and reverberation

sounds are relatively long.

Effective for playing classic orchestra

music.

STADIUM: Reproduces

the acoustics of an outdoor stadium. Effective

for playing a program source recorded on an outdoor stage