Adjustinent and playback of dolby 3 stereo, Preparations, 2 adjust the volume balance – Kenwood UD-952 User Manual

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Adjustinent and playback of DOLBY 3 STEREO

The Dolby 3 STEREO provides a active center chan­

nel to produce a better, stable center image. This
mode can be used when listening to stereo video pro­
gram and music or when surround listening or sur­
round system set-up is not possible.

Preparations

t Be sure to set the center mode prop­

erly according to the arrangement of
the speakers in your system.

In the DOLBY 3 STEREO mode, sound is not output through the
OMNI speakers (optional). Also, the DUAL SOUND key is deac­

tivated in this mode.

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B S T E R E

Center mode display

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0 R M R L

2 Adjust the volume balance.

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© Output the test tone.

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TEST TONE --------

I Adjust so that the volumes of the

center speaker is identical to the
main speaker volume.

(1) Select CENTER

To increase

To decrease"''--.,...-" '

(3)

Stop generating the test tone.

TEST TO ME A

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Play a video software program.

I Noise-like test tone moves across the speakers every 1.5 second.

TEST L

(Left)

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TEST E

(Center)

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TEST R

(Right)

I When one of the MULTI LEVEL CONTROL keys is pressed, the

current volume level is displayed. While the level is displayed, it
can be adjusted in 1 dB steps every time one of the keys is pressed.

> The volume level can be adjusted in the range from -30 to -rIO dB.
> The center level is stored in memory as the common setting with

the DOLBY PRO LOGIC SURROUND mode.

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Adjust the listening volume.

To cancel DOLBY 3 STEREO play

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Operation of Dolby Surround playback

Before using the Dolby Surround mode, be sure to
perform the "Dolby Surround field adjustment" pro­
cedure.

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