Adjust and store sound, Sound adjustments – Bang & Olufsen BeoSound 3200 - User Guide User Manual
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All sound levels are set to neutral
values from the factory, but you can
make your own sound adjustments
and store them.
You can adjust the volume, bass and
treble levels or alter the balance
between the left and right speakers.
If you store a volume level, your music
system will start playing at this level each
time you switch it on. The maximum level
that can be stored is 60.
The music system also features a loudness
function which you can activate or
deactivate as you like. The loudness
function makes the music more dynamic. It
compensates for the human ear’s lack of
sensitivity to high and low frequencies
when listening to low music.
If you do not store the sound adjustments
you make, the music system will return to
the preset sound levels once you switch it
off.
Adjust and store sound
Sound adjustments
Press repeatedly until SOUND ?
appears in the display
Press to access the sound
adjustment function. VOL and
the current volume level appears
Press to raise or lower the sound
levels
Press repeatedly to display the
different sound displays, e.g.
BAL > <
Press to adjust balance
Press repeatedly until STORE ?
appears
Press to store the current sound
levels. STORED appears
Adjust volume…
Press to adjust the volume up or
down
Press to silence the speakers
completely, press again to restore
sound
SETUP
SOUND ?
GO
VOL 28
▲
▼
GO
BAL ><
ss tt
GO
STORE ?
GO
STORED
∧
∨
MUTE
NOTE! When the BeoSound is used in an
integrated Bang & Olufsen Audio/Video
system, sound must be adjusted as described
in the Guide for the video system. When you
press the SOUND button, the display will read
‘USE TV’.
Volume level Volume can be adjusted in steps of
two within a range of 00 to 72.
Balance setting Balance can be adjusted within a
range of 7 to either side.
Bass level Bass can be adjusted within a range of
–5 to +5.
Treble level Treble can be adjusted within a range
of –5 to +5.
Loudness setting Indicates if loudness is switched
on or off
Displays shown during sound adjustment…