T+A Elektroakustik K 6 - Manual (Page 40)

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Tone adjust Menu
The K6 DVD surround receiver features an active
(+/- 6dB) tone adjust system. This is designed to com-
pensate for room influences or unfavourable loudspeaker
positions on the quality of reproduction. Tone values can be adjusted separately for all the output
channels used by your system, and the system is there-
fore capable of compensating fully for the effects of dif-
ferent speaker locations.
The first step is to select the sound source which you
wish to use for adjusting the tone controls. This source
should be active on all channels, so that the sound im-
age is as realistic as possible, and any change in tone
settings is immediately audible.
When you initially activate this menu point you will find
the input position after the first menu point.
'FL TRB: 00 '.
You can now use the change buttons to alter the value
within the range -06 to +06. Any change you make is
immediately audible.
Use the select buttons to choose the input position you
wish to adjust.
As can be seen in the diagram, the select buttons access
the input positions in the following fixed sequence.
Output channels which are not in use (see 'Loud-
speaker Menu') cannot be edited.
• Main loudspeaker front left (FL) Treble (TRB)
• Main loudspeaker front left (FL) Bass (BAS)
• Center loudspeaker front (Center) Treble (TRB)
• Center loudspeaker front (Center) Bass (BAS)
• Main loudspeaker front right (FR) Treble (TRB)
• Main loudspeaker front right (FR) Bass (BAS)
• Surround loudspeaker rear right (SR) Treble (TRB)
• Surround loudspeaker rear right (SR) Bass (BAS)
• Surround loudspeaker rear left (SR) Treble (TRB)
• Surround loudspeaker rear left (SR) Bass (BAS)
Set the values for treble (TRB) and bass (BAS) for all the
channels with the aim of producing a well balanced
sound image.
Note
After changing the tone adjust settings we recommend
that you call up the 'Loudspeaker Balance Menu' again
in order to check once more the balance between all the
channels; correct them where necessary.