Balance (channel), Balance (input trim) – Krell Phantom II Manual User Manual
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Balance (channel)
This function enables you to adjust the balance between the left and right output
channels. The options are:
CENTER, L .5-5 dB <, R .5-5 dB >.
Enter the menu, then:
1.
Use the level control knob on the preamplifier front panel or up and down keys
(14) on the remote control to select:
BALANCE.
2.
Press the enter button on the preamplifier front panel or the enter key (6) on
the remote control
.
The front panel display (3) shows the default mode:
CENTER
.
3.
Use the level control knob or the up and down keys to select the desired bal-
ance option from 0 to +5 dB, in .5 dB increments, left or right.
4.
Press the enter button or key to confirm the selection. The front panel display
reads:
BALANCE.
Balance (input trim)
This function enables you to adjust the balance between the left and right chan-
nels for each input. The options are:
CENTER, L .5-5 dB <, R .5-5 dB >.
Enter the menu, then:
1.
Use the level control knob on the preamplifier front panel or up and down keys
(14) on the remote control to select:
INPUT BALANCE TRIM.
2.
Press the enter button on the preamplifier front panel or the enter key (6) on
the remote control
.
The front panel display (3) shows the default mode:
B-1
.
3.
Use the level control knob or the up and down keys to select the desired input:
B-1, B-2, S-1, S-2, S-3, C-1, C-2, or TAPE
.
4.
Press the enter button or key
.
The display (3) shows the default mode:
CENTER
.
5.
Use the level control knob or the up and down keys to select the desired bal-
ance option from 0 to +5 dB, in .5 dB increments, left or right.
6.
Press the enter button or key to confirm the selection. The front panel display
reads:
INPUT BALANCE TRIM.
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5 Menu Button or Key
Enter or exit the menu.
14 Volume Knob
or Level Keys
Navigate the menu hierarchy;
review functions and configu-
ration options.
6 Enter Button or Key
Select a configuration option;
confirm a selection.
BACK
Scroll backwards through the
menu hierarchy; exit a menu
option without confirming it.