Sony TA-E9000ES - Manuel (Page 18)

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Multi-Channel Surround Setup
For tiu' host possible surround sound all speakers should
be the same distance from the listening position (O).
Ideal placement of the rear speakers is at the side of fhe
listening position in the region within the shaded area
shown in the illustration below. Even when speakers
cannot all be placed at equal distanc:^ from the listening
position, it is possible to place speakers (including the sub
woofer) at a distances of 1 ~ 12 m (3 ~ 40 feet) from the
listening position. If this is the case, by accurate!)’ setting
the distance of each speaker, the amplifier can
automatically adjust the audio output to produce an ideal
surround'sound effect.
Depending on the shape of \ our room (etc.), \’ou mav
wish to place the rear speakers behind vou instead of on
the side walls (the shaded area). One advantage of this
placement is tl'wt \-ou can use a pair of large floor
standing speakers that match \ our front speakers.
Notes
• The difference in distance of the nearest and farthest speakers
from the listening position should not exceed 8.4 m (27 feet).
• When mounting rear speakers at the sides of the listening
position, ideal speaker height is about 60 - 90 cm (2-3 feet)
above ear height.
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Note
If you place the rear speakers behind you, be sure to check the
speaker location setting in the SP SETUP menu when using any
of the "VIRTUAL" sound fields (see pages 20, 23 and 24 for
details).
SpeakerSetup
1
Press © to turn on the control amplifier.
2
Press MAIN MENU repeatedly to display
"<SP SETUP>".
3
Turn MENU to select the parameter you want to
adjust.
4
Turn +/- to select the setting you desire.
The new setting becomes effective and is stored
automatically.
5 -Repeat steps 3 and 4 to set all of the following
parameters.
The rnenu turns off when you operate any of the other
buttons or knobs.
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