JVC SE-472BK Instrucciones página 7

Using a Programmed S.E.A. pattern
With the SE-472BK you can select from six programmed SEA patterns: POPS, JAZZ, ROCK,
MOVIE, CLASSIC and CAR.
POPS Good for vocal music.
JAZZ Gives a feeling of a live atomosphere. Good for acoustic music.
ROCK Boosted low and high frequencies.
MOVIE Adds breadth to the sound so you feel like you're in a movie theater.
CLASSIC Set for wide and dynamic sound stereo systems.
CAR When creating tapes for use in a car stereo.
1. Press the SEA ON/OFF button to turn on the S.E.A. function.
The indicator will light up.
Make sure that you see "PROGRAMMED" on the display. If you see "MANUAL", press the
PROGRAMMED button of SEA PRESET to change to the Programmed S.E.A. mode.
PROGRAMED "PROGRAMMED?" will now come on the display.
Select a S.E.A. pattern by pressing either the (_~_) or (_-_) button of SEA PRESET.
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< POPS/A «> JAZZ/B < ROCK/C <~ MOVIE/D «> CLASSIC/E «> CAR/F
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Creating your own patterns using the Manual
S.E.A. mode
You can create your own preset patterns by controlling sound freely in seven different frequency
ranges of 63Hz, 160Hz, 400Hz, 1kHz, 2.5kHz, 6.3kHz and 16kHz. Up to six of these patterns can
be stored in memory.
63 Hz: Raise to emphasize the very low bass response of organs, drums, and contrabass.
It produces stable and solid sound with emphasis and eliminates the unclear sound
response of low frequencies with de-emphasis.
160 Hz: Emphasize to obtain a more expanded low sound. De-emphasize to eliminate
unclear sound caused by large or nearly empty listening rooms.
400 Hz: This frequency range is the base on which music is constructed. Emphasize to
really pot a punch in your music.
1kHz: Most effective in emphasizing or de-emphasizing the human voice. Emphasize
to cause the vocalist to be brought to the foreground, or de-emphasize to cause it
to recede into the background.
2.5 kHz: This frequency stimulates the human ear. If the music sounds hard or metallic, de-
emphasize.
6.3 kHz: Boost to add clarity to winds and strings. This frequency band varies the tonal
expression, influencing the subtleties of the music.
16 kHz: Boosting this frequency range properly adds to the delicacy of highs, with
cymbals and triangles resounding in a more ear-pleasing manner, and provides
and feeling of extension. This frequency band can also be used to compensate for
cartridge response since most moving-magnet cartridges have their resonance
BE peaks in the frequency range from 10 kHz to 20 kHz.
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a 1. Press the SEA ON/OFF button to turn on the S.E.A. function.
amen The indicator will light up.
amma 2. Press the SEA FLAT button. "MANUAL" will be shown onthe Dispaly and a flatline indicating
the "0" frequency level will be seen.