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Adjusting the sound
Slight adjustments to the system can enhance
your sound enjoyment.
Adjusting the
subwoofer
SA-VE505/VE502
LEVEL MODE
ON/STANDBY LEVEL MODE
MIN MAX
MOVIE
MUSIC
1 Set MODE according to the program
source as follows:
Source MODE
DVD, LD, video cassette MOVIE
or other video source
MD, CD, cassette tape MUSIC
or other audio source
2 Rotate LEVEL to adjust the volume.
Set the volume level to suit the program
source.
Notes
•Some amplifier functions for enhancing the sound
may cause distortion in the subwoofer. If such
distortion occurs, turn off those functions.
•To enjoy high-quality sound, do not turn the
subwoofer volume too high.
•To increase the bass sound from the subwoofer,
connect the system using “Hookup B” (see
page 5).
SA-VE305/VE302
PHASECUT OFF FREQLEVEL
POWER
LEVEL
CUT OFF FREQ PHASE
MIN MAX 50Hz 200Hz ø NORMAL
Ø
REVERSE
U
1 Rotate CUT OFF FREQ to set a
cut-off frequency of 100 Hz to
150 Hz (or between 1 o’clock and
3 o’clock position, in terms of
position).
For Dolby Digital (AC-3), set the cut-off
frequency to the maximum level
(200 Hz).
2 Rotate LEVEL to adjust the volume.
Set the volume level to suit the program
source.
3 Press PHASE to select the phase
polarity (NORMAL or REVERSE).
Set PHASE to NORMAL when Dolby
Digital (AC-3) is on.
Tip
The proper phase polarity depends on the location
of a subwoofer or adjustment of the cut-off
frequency.
Try both settings and select the one that suits your
listening taste.
Notes
•Some amplifier functions for enhancing the sound
may cause distortion in the subwoofer. If such
distortion occurs, turn off those functions.
•To enjoy high-quality sound, do not turn the
subwoofer volume too high.
•To increase the bass sound from the subwoofer,
connect the system using “Hookup B” (see
page 5).
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