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Installation and
Calibration
The Listener Position menu is used for setting the surround and center
delays and calibrating the Panorama effect.
Note that the Time Alignment parameter replaced the Surround Delay
parameter in Base and THX versions of the DC-1. The Surround Delay
parameter is described below.
When presented with several similar sounds (as in the case of surround
sound) we tend to localize on the first sound we hear. Because surround
speakers are often closer to the listening area than the main speakers,
occasional leakage of the front channel sound into the surround speakers
can be audible and distracting. Delaying the sound from the surround
speakers gives the sound from the front speakers a chance to reach the
listener before the surrounds kick in. The SURROUND DELAY control in
the Listener Position menu allows the user to set the surround delay
between 15 and 30 milliseconds in one millisecond increments. The best
setting will depend on the distance between the main listening area and
the front speakers as well as the distance between the main listening area
and the surround speakers. This global surround delay setting is used by
surround effects that do not have their own surround delay setting.
Surround Delay Settings
Surround Delay
(Base and THX Versions)
Setting Listener Position
Time Alignment
(Dolby Digital version)
In the Dolby Digital version of the DC-1, the Time Alignment control
electronically aligns all of the loudspeakers in a system. Although this
adjustment is not a substitute for proper speaker placement, it will help to
ensure accurate signal arrival times at the listening position.
To set up Time Alignment, you must physically measure the distance from
the primary listening position to the front baffle of each individual speaker
in your system. An easy and accurate way to accomplish this is to have a
person sit in the primary listening position, holding the end of a measuring
tape, while a second person extends the tape measure to the front baffle of
each speaker in turn.
To enter these values, select TIME ALIGNMENT in the Listener Position
menu and press SELECT. Use MENU and to highlight feet or meters
and press SELECT. The display will change to show the Speaker Range
menu. Use SELECT to highlight NEAREST SPKR and use MENU and
to enter the actual distance. Press DONE.
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