Selecting The Sound Position; My Best Sound Position (Mbp); Setting The Equalizer - Sony CDX-CA650X Manual De Instrucciones

Selecting the sound position

— My Best sound Position (MBP)

When you drive without passengers, you can
enjoy the most comfortable sound environment
with "My Best sound Position."
"My Best sound Position" has two presets, which
adjust the sound level of balance and fader. You
can select one very easily with the MBP button.
Balance Level
Display
window
Right
MBP-A
– 4dB
MBP-B 0
MBP-OFF 0
Press (MBP) repeatedly for the desired
listening position.
The mode of "My Best sound Position" is
shown in the display in order of the table.
After one second, the display goes back to the
normal playback mode.
If you want to adjust the sound level of
balance and fader more precisely, you can do
it using the (SOUND) button (page 21).
Notes
• When the BAL (balance) or FAD (fader) in "Adjusting
the sound characteristics" (page 21) is adjusted, the
MBP setting returns OFF.
• When MBP is set to OFF, the BAL and FAD setting is
activated.
Fader Level
Left Front Rear
0 0 – 4dB
– 4dB 0 – 4dB
0 0 0

Setting the equalizer

You can select an equalizer curve for seven
music types (VOCAL, CLUB, JAZZ, NEW
AGE, ROCK, CUSTOM, and XPLOD).
You can store and adjust the equalizer settings
for frequency and level.
Selecting the equalizer curve
1
Press (SOURCE) to select a source
(radio, CD/MD).
2
Press (EQ7) repeatedly until the
desired equalizer curve.
Each time you press (EQ7), the item
changes.
.
To cancel the equalizing effect, select "OFF."
After three seconds, the display returns to the
normal playback mode.
Adjusting the equalizer curve
1
Press (MENU).
2
Press either side of (DISC/PRESET)
repeatedly until "EQ7 TUNE" appears,
then press (ENTER).
3
Press either side of (SEEK) to select
the desired equalizer curve, then
press (ENTER).
Each time you press (SEEK), the item
changes.
4
Select the desired frequency and level.
1 Press either side of (SEEK) to select
the desired frequency.
Each time you press (SEEK), the
frequency changes.
62 (Hz) y 157 (Hz) y 396 (Hz) y
1k (Hz) y 2.5k (Hz) y 6.3k (Hz) y
16k (Hz)
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