Sony TA-VA80ES Manuel d'utilisation

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Sound Adjustment

Adjusting the effect and surround sound
parameters

Change the surround parameters to fit your listening
situation. See the chart on page 21 for parameters you
can adjust in each sound field.

1

Press DPC MODE repeatedly until the SUR
indicator lights up.

2

Use the digital processing control buttons ( V / v )
to select the parameter to be set and use the
buttons ( B / b ) to select the setting.

To

Select

And set between

set the overall
presence of the
sound field

1)

EFFECT

0% and 100%

set the level of the
high frequencies
to alter the sonic
character of your
listening
environment

WALL

S (soft wall) and H
(hard wall) (in 17
levels)

select your seat
position (front or
rear) to simulate
the acoustics of
the selected
position

SEAT

F (front) and R (rear)
(in 17 levels)

select your seat
position (left or
right) to simulate
the acoustics of
the selected
position

SEAT

L (left) and R (right)
(in 17 levels)

set the length of
time required for
the reverberation
from a given
sound to
attenuate to –60
dB

REVERB

S (short) and L (long)
(in 17 levels)

attenuate the level
of the LFE (Low
Frequency
Extension)
channel output
from the
subwoofer

2)

LFE MIX

MUTE, –20.0dB and
0dB (in 0.5 dB steps)

compress the
dynamic range of
the sound track

D.RANGE
COMP

OFF, 0.1 to 0.9, STD,
MAX

3)

1) When the sound field is KARAOKE, this parameter

adjusts the vocal presence. The higher the setting, the
less dominant the vocal sound.

2) The adjustment of this parameter does not affect the

level of the bass frequencies sent to the subwoofer
from the front, center, or rear channels via the bass
redirection circuitry. Setting this parameter to 0dB
outputs the full LFE signal at the mix level
determined by the recording engineer. Selecting
MUTE mutes the sound of the LFE channel from the
subwoofer.

3) Setting this parameter to OFF reproduces the sound

track with no dynamic range compression. STD
reproduces the sound track with the full dynamic
range as intended by the recording engineer. MAX
provides a dramatic compression of the dynamic
range.

z

You can reset a sound field to its factory setting

1 Select the sound field to be reset.
2 Press SURROUND STANDARD.

Resetting all the customized sound fields to
the factory settings

1

If the power is on, press POWER to turn off the
power.

2

Hold down SOUND FIELD and press POWER.
“SURR CLEAR” appears in the display and all the
sound fields are reset at once.

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