Sony MHC-C9EX - Manuel (Page 31)

Dolby Pro Logic Surround
(for MHC-C9EX only)
Dolby Pro Logic Surround is a system
developed by Dolby Laboratories Licensing
Corporation to allow you to enjoy the
powerful sound of movies.
You can use Dolby Surround movie and
music sources for this system.
Dolby Pro Logic Surround improves the
sound imaging capability of a conventional
Dolby Surround home theater audio
system.
Dolby Pro Logic Surround uses
professional decoder technology to recreate
the sound field from a two-channel Dolby
Surround signal.
Sound
from
FR to FL
Sound
ofFL
only
Sound
of rear
Pro Logic
mode Conventional
mode
Sound
from
rear to
front
Sound
of front
center
FL (Front Left) FR (Front Right)
FC (Front Center) RL (Rear Left)
RR (Rear Right)
The Dolby Pro Logic Modes
Select one of the four modes, depending on
the arrangement of the speaker system.
PHANTOM Mode
Select this mode when you are not using a
center speaker. The sound for the center
channel is output from the left and right
front speakers.
NORMAL Mode
Select this mode when using a small center
speaker (such as a speaker on a television
set). Because a small speaker carmot
adequately reproduce low-frequency
sounds, the bass for the center channel is
output from the front speakers.
WIDE Mode
Select this mode when using a medium- or
large-sized speaker similar to the left and
right speakers for the center speaker.
3CH.LOGIC Mode
Select this mode when using only the front
and center speakers. The sound for the rear
channels is output from the left and right
front speakers.
The Recording Functions
About Dolby NR*
When you listen to soft music, you can
reduce the high-frequency tape hiss noise
by using Dolby noise reduction system B or
C.
Type C has greater noise reduction
capability.
However, record your tapes in Dolby B if
you intend to play back your tapes on a
unit equipped with only type B (e.g., a
headphone stereo).
* Dolby noise reduction manufactured
under license from Dolby Laboratories
Licensing Corporation.
"DOLBY" and the double-D symbol □□
are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories
Licensing Corporation.
About Fade Synchro
This feature slowly fades out a recording so
that a track is not abruptly cut off at the end
of the tape.
If the tape reaches the end of its front side
while recording the middle of a track, the
unit re-records it automatically after
rewinding the tape to the beginning of the
track .This time, the track is recorded with a
fadeout at the end of the tape. (Recording
ends at this point if it is a single-sided
recording.)
Recording in the original track order of the CD
Front side
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8
7 II 6 If
Reverse side
The track at the end of
the reverse side is also
faded out if it does not
fit in the tape length.
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Recording starts from
the track that was
faded out at the end
of the front side.
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