Sony MZ-R900 - Manual (Page 37)

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During playback, press SOUND for 2
seconds or more.
The recorder changes to bass-setting
mode. Pressing the SOUND button
for 2 seconds again changes the
recorder back to treble-setting mode.
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Turn the control on the remote control
towards . or towards N>
repeatedly to adjust the bass or the
treble.
Pressing the SOUND button for less
than 2 seconds toggles the display
between “ SOUND1” and
“ SOUND2” . When you press
SOUND for a short time while
adjusting the bass or treble, the
setting for that sound is entered and
the display switches to the other
sound setting.
The sound can be adjusted in 8 steps
(– 4, – 3, ...±0, ...+2, +3).
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Press RPT/ENT.
The sound settings are saved and the
playback display appears again.
To select a preset sound
On the remote control, press SOUND
repeatedly to select “ SOUND1” or “ SOUND2”
or nothing appears in the display.
On the recorder, press the jog lever (L), flip the
lever until “ SOUND1” , “ SOUND2” , or
“ SOUND OFF” flashes in the display, and then
press the jog lever (L).
Factory settings of the Digital Sound
Preset
Factory settings of the Digital Sound Preset are
the followings:
• “ SOUND1” : bass +1, treble ±0
• “ SOUND2” : bass +3, treble ±0
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• The settings can be stored to the Personal Disc
Memory (page 38).
• Settings can also be changed while playback
is momentarily paused (X).
Notes
• Settings cannot be changed through the
operation buttons on the recorder.
• Digital Sound Preset becomes inoperative
when the “ AUDIO OUT” parameter for the
i
/LINE OUT jack is set to “ LINE OUT” . In
this case, set the “ AUDIO OUT” to
“ HeadPhone” (page 20).
• Sound distortion may occur when you use
Digital Sound Preset. In this case, lower the
volume or change the settings.
• Changing to another Digital Sound Preset
during a recording operation will not affect
the quality of recorded sound.
When you select bass-setting mode,
“B” appears. When you select treble-
setting mode, “T” appears.
Example: While adjusting the bass
The cursor moves.
(Position: –2)
–4 ±0 +3