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In Reply to: Setting volume levels for home theater posted by HT Newbie on June 5, 2003 at 11:31:50:
The tones in the Marantz are meant to be a point of reference to obtain equal sound output from each speaker. If you are trying to adjust different levels for different frequencies this is not what the Marantz tones are for. That would be equalization, a totally different subject...If you want to tweek each volume while using a different tone source because your prefer their tones over the Marantz supplied tones, then do it with the remote in real time. This setting will not be saved to memory. If you want to keep it, write down the setting, and go back into the software setup and make the change so it is saved.
The SR19EX has a wide range of adjustment so you should be good to go unless you listen to a tone your speakers have a bad time reproducing, i.e. very low or high tones...
Good luck.
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- Re: Setting volume levels for home theater - default 15:26:19 06/05/03 (3)
- DVD source is better - bstan 19:05:37 06/05/03 (2)
- Re: DVD source is better - KM 08:59:36 06/06/03 (1)
- I didn't say ALL were off - bstan 13:42:34 06/06/03 (0)
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