Mode adjust – Lexicon MC-12 Digital Controller Lexicon MC-12 User Manual

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MODE ADJUST

MC-12

5-7

MUSIC SURR

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A proprietary Lexicon listening mode.

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Similar to the MUSIC SURROUND listening mode available in
other Lexicon products.

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Designed for enhanced playback of 2-channel stereo music
sources recorded in real spaces and for playback of recordings
that contain added reverb.

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Extracts ambient sounds from the input source, then sends
these sounds to all speakers. Ambient sounds are heard from all
directions, creating a realistic playback presentation that
simulates what listeners experience in real spaces.

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Recommended for classical music sources.

Default

Possible

Parameter

Setting

Settings

VOCAL ENHANCE

+0.0dB

+6.0dB, +3.0dB, +0.0dB

FRONT STEERING

MSURR

OFF, MSURR, MUSIC, FILM

SOUND STAGE

NEUTRAL

FRONT, NEUTRAL, REAR

5 SPKR ENHANCE

ON

ON, OFF

BASS ENHANCE

OFF

ON, OFF

SURR ROLLOFF

7.0kHz

500Hz to 20.0kHz, OFF

REAR DLY OFFSET

15ms

OFF, 1 to 30ms

OUTPUT LEVELS

Refer to page 5-32

CUSTOM

Refer to page 5-33

Listening mode menu parameter descriptions begin on page 5-34.

L7

MUSIC SURR

MODE ADJUST

PLII +

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Designed for playback of Dolby Surround-encoded sources.

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Uses Dolby Pro Logic II decoding to derive five channels from
Dolby Surround-encoded sources.

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Applies THX re-equalization to simulate high-frequency rolloffs
that occur in movie theaters. Most films are mixed for movie
theaters, and might sound too bright when played back in
home theaters without re-equalization.

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Applies THX timbre matching to minimize timbre differences
between the front and surround channels, which results in
smoother sound movements between them.

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Recommended for home theaters with THX-certified speakers.

Default

Possible

Parameter

Setting

Settings

RE-EQUALIZER

ON

ON, OFF

OUTPUT LEVELS

Refer to page 5-32

CUSTOM

Refer to page 5-33

Listening mode menu parameter descriptions begin on page 5-34.

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PLII +

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MODE ADJUST

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