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Action

Indication

Step

No.

5-34

B-Chain Alignment Procedures

e. Surround Equalization Alignment (Cat. No. 441)

3

5

4

Dolby

n-sync

surr

gain

Q

on

present

signal

gnd

gain

bass

Q

mid

freq

cut

treble

tp

bass

Q

freq

mid

cut

treble

gain

mag/dig

opt gain

off

auto freq

cut

tp

present

signal

Subwoofer

Left Surround

Right Surround

Cat. No.

441

Dolby

n-sync

surr

gain

Q

on

present

signal

gnd

gain

bass

Q

mid

freq

cut

treble

tp

bass

Q

freq

mid

cut

treble

gain

mag/dig

opt gain

off

auto freq

cut

tp

present

signal

Subwoofer

Left Surround

Right Surround

Cat. No.

441

Dolby

n-sync

surr

gain

Q

on

present

signal

gnd

gain

bass

Q

mid

freq

cut

treble

tp

bass

Q

freq

mid

cut

treble

gain

mag/dig

opt gain

off

auto freq

cut

tp

present

signal

Subwoofer

Left Surround

Right Surround

Cat. No.

441

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1.6

3.15

6.3

12.5

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dB

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NOTE

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6.3

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+10

B-Chain Alignment Procedures

Notes

5-35

e. Surround Equalization Alignment (Cat. No. 441)

Adjust the Left Surround bass control on the Cat. No. 441 card for as flat as possible
low frequency response on the RTA. Use caution when adjusting the bass control; many
surround loudspeaker systems are deficient in their low frequency response. Attempts to
boost the output of such system beyond their capabilities simply wastes amplifier power
and can result in distortion and possibly damage to the surround loudspeakers.

Turn the Cut control fully counterclockwise and note the position of the notch produced
by the equalizer.

Adjust the Left Surround treble control to its mid point, so that it provides neither cut
nor boost.

Adjust the mid frequency controls as follows: Turn the Cut control fully clockwise (CW).
Set the Q and freq controls to their mid positions.

Note the position of the center of the highest frequency peak in the 350 Hz to 3 kHz region
on the analyzer screen.

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