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CHAPTER 4
MAIN MENU
TRIMS
MODES
TONE
INPUTS
SETTINGS
Step up and down
through the menus
Step through any available
options, and change dB levels
Trim and Tone Menus
Tone Menu
The Bass and Treble can be
boosted or cut by up to 10 dB.
MAIN MENU
TRIMS
MODES
TONE
INPUTS
SETTINGS
TONE
BASS 0 dB
TREBLE 0 dB
TRIM MENU
SUB +2.5 dB
CENTER 0.5 dB
SURROUND -2.5 dB
SURROUND BACK -1.0 dB
SIDE AXIS 0.0 dB
Trim Menu
This menu allows you to adjust the
individual volume level of your speak-
ers "on-the-ß y." Although careful cali-
bration is key to a good home theater,
the trims allow Þ ne adjustment of the
current program playing. The trims
add or subtract from the reference
levels set during calibration using the
Speaker Calibration menu. Recalibrat-
ing will reset these on-the-ß y trims to
zero.
The trims do not exceed +10 dB
and are not less than -20 dB. The trim
dB levels appear in the front panel
display during adjustment.
The center, rear and sub trims can
also be adjusted using Page 2 of the
remote's RECVR menu (see page
26).
Note: There are separate
subwoofer trims for Dolby, DTS and
two-channel modes:
Dolby Technologies
When you play discs encoded
in Dolby Digital and adjust the
subwoofer trim, the Receiver
remembers that setting and
uses it the next time you play
these discs.
DTS
When you play a DTS disc and
adjust the subwoofer trim, the
Receiver remembers that set-
ting and uses it the next time
you play a DTS disc.
Two-Channel
This is true for all two-channel
modes as a group: if you play
a CD or the tuner, etc., and
use Stereo, Dolby Pro Logic,
DTS Neo-6 or Party, and adjust
the subwoofer trim, then that
setting will be used when any
2 channel source is played in
future.