Kenwood KVC-1000 - Manual (Page 14)

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3Adjusting the Balance and Fader Levels
[BAL/FAD]
Each time you touch [
2 ](L), the sound in the left
channel is emphasized.
Each time you touch [
3 ](R), the sound in the right
channel is emphasized.
Each time you touch [
5 ](F), the sound in the front
channel is emphasized.
Each time you touch [
∞ ](R), the sound in the rear
channel is emphasized.
3Adjusting the Bass Level
[BASS]
Each time you touch [
3 ], the bass level is
increased.
Each time you touch [
2 ], the bass level is
decreased.
3Adjusting the Treble Level
[TREBLE]
Each time you touch [ 3 ], the treble level is
increased.
Each time you touch [
2 ], the treble level is
decreased.
3Switching to the Audio Control Screen -2
Touch [ 3 ] to switch to the audio control screen-2.
B A S S
L R
R
F
T R E B L E
A U D I O
B A L / F A D
RTN
Audio Control Screen - 1
3Turning the Loudness On/Off
[LOUD]
This function amplifies low and high tones when
the volume is turned down.
The LOUD indicator is displayed on the source
control screen, when the loudness function is on.
Touch [ ON ] or [ OFF ] to switch the function on and
off.
: Loudness function is turned on
: Loudness function is turned off
3Setting the Preout
[PREOUT]
Touch [ REAR ] or [ NF ] to switch the non-fading
preout and rear preout.
: Set the rear preout
: Set the non-fading preout
3Setting the High-Pass Filter for Front and
Rear Output [HP-F] [HP-R]
Each time you touch [ 2 ] or [ 3 ], you can select the
frequency to be cut, as follows:
3Adjusting the Non-Fading Preout Level
[NF-LV]
Each time you touch [
3 ], the non-fading sound
increased.
Each time you touch [
2 ], the non-fading sound
decreased.
3Returning to the Audio Control Screen -1
Touch [
2 ] to return to the audio control screen-1.
3Ending the Audio Control Screen
Touch [ RTN ] to return to the menu screen.
A U D I O
R E A N F
L O U D
P R E O U T
R
H P - F
H P - R
RTN
1 5 0
2 2 0
- 1 0 N F - L V
O N O F F
Audio Control Screen - 2
■ O N
■ O F F
■ REAR
■ N F
Audio Control Function
OFF “ 40Hz “ 60Hz “ 80Hz “ 100Hz “
220Hz “ 180Hz “ 150Hz “ 120Hz “