Changing the tone quality, Using the graphic equaiizer controi, Adjust the graphic equaiizer controis as desired – Panasonic SC-CH60 User Manual
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Changing the Tone Quality
Using the graphic equaiizer controi------------------
Adjust the graphic equaiizer controis as desired.
Examples--------------------------------------
To reproduce disco music
more powerfully
Compensation for
frequency response
of the speaker system
For clearer vocals
The characteristics of each frequency band
(100 Hz): deep base range
When this level is increased, the bass guitar and drums will sound
louder.
When №e level is reduced, indistinct sounds will become more clear.
(1 kHz): mid range
When this level is increased, a greater tension is added to sounds,
and applause and cheers become even more lifelike, simulating a live
concert performance.
(10 kHz): treble range
When this level is increased, an extra glitter can be added to cymbals
and the triangle; when the level is reduced, tape "hissing" noise can
be reduced.
Note:
You cannot make a recording with the graphic equalizer effect.
To reproduce classical
music
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