Filter
Top Products
ENGLISH
RQTV0156
Select and confirm.
Select and confirm.
Select and confirm.
Reset
27
Only necessary if you have set
speaker size to “SMALL”
(➡ above).
Small speakers are unable
to reproduce the bass range
adequately, so set the filter to
match the range of your speakers
so that more bass is output from the
subwoofer.
Only change this setting if auto
speaker setup has not produced a
satisfactory result.
•
•
•
Select and confirm.
Select the cut-off frequency and confirm.
The filter applies to any speakers you have set as “SMALL”.
Change this setting if you have
bi-wired your front speakers
(➡ page 13).
Select and confirm.
Select and confirm.
Factory setting: NO
Enter the distance of the
speakers from the seating
position so that the sound from
all the speakers (except for the
subwoofer) reaches you at the
same time.
Select and confirm.
Select the speaker you
want to set and confirm.
Select the distance
and confirm.
L, R: Front speakers C: Center speaker
LS, RS: Surround speakers SBL, SBR: Surround back
speakers
Adjustment range: 0.5 m to 15.0 m
Factory settings:
L, R (Front), C (Center) 3.0 m
LS, RS (Surround), SBL, SBR (Surround back) 1.5 m
Select and confirm.
Select the speaker you want to
set and confirm.
Change the setting and confirm.
Set the speakers and their
sizes.
Different speakers play different
ranges. Change the size setting
to achieve a satisfactory bass.
Only change this setting if
auto speaker setup has not
produced a satisfactory result.
•
•
•
When you have set the front speakers (LR)
as “LARGE”
The subwoofer outputs bass even when
you are playing analogue or PCM stereo
sources.
The sound recorded for the LFE (low
frequency effect) channel is played through
the subwoofer.
•
•
SUBW: Subwoofer
LR: Front speakers
C: Center speaker
S: Surround speakers
SB: Surround back speakers
SUBW (Subwoofer)
NO: Unconnected YES : Connected
(factory setting)
LR (Front), C (Center), S (Surround)
NONE: Speakers not connected (center or
surround)
SMALL : Speakers that cannot adequately
reproduce the bass range (sufficient for
most speakers when using a subwoofer)
(factory setting).
LARGE: Speakers that can reproduce a full
sound range, down to 20 Hz.
SB (Surround back)
NONE: Not connected
1-SPK: 1 connected
2-SPK : 2 connected (factory setting)
RETURN (Returns to the main menu)
The “SMALL” setting allows you to set the low
pass filter to suit the frequency range of your
speakers. (➡ below)
The following settings are automatic:
“SUBW” (subwoofer) is set to “YES” if you
set “LR” (front) to “SMALL”. “LR” is set to
“LARGE” if you set “SUBW” to “NO”.
“SB” (surround back) have the same size setting
as “S” (surround).
•
•
•
2a
3
2a
m
3
m
3
3
Speaker and size
settings
Distance
LR BI-WIRE setting
Low-pass filter
Factory setting: 100
Reset the settings done in auto
speaker setup.
Choose whether to check speaker
polarity during auto speaker setup.
(If polarity is reversed, a minus sign
(-) appears besides the distance
reading, for example, “L 3.0 -”
to show that polarity has been
corrected.)
•
•
Auto Setup
3
Select and confirm.
Select and confirm.
Select and confirm.
3
Receiver settings
Factory setting:
NO
Factory setting:
CHECK YES
The settings are 80 Hz, 100 Hz, 120 Hz,
140 Hz, 160 Hz, 180 Hz, and 200 Hz.
YES: You have bi-wired your front speakers
NO: You have not bi-wired your front speakers
2b
2b
2a
2a
2a
2b
Polarity
2a
2b
For your reference
For your reference
YES: Reset all
auto speaker
setup settings
NO: To cancel
CHECK NO: Do
not check polarity
CHECK YES: To
check polarity
Note
“OVER” appears if a speaker was detected as being
more than 15.0 m away during auto speaker setup.
SA-XR58.indb 27 6/27/2006 6:55:22 PM