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function enables you to check on a

recording that you are making with-

out affecting the recording process.

When Tape Monitor is selected, the

button will remain lit until Tape

Monitor is disengaged again. This

function is only active when a stereo

analog source is selected.

[

] Surround Mode

With the Surround Mode button the

available surround sound modes can

be selected. The selected surround

mode is permanently indicated in the

display area on the right side of the

top line of the display. The Surround

Mode button scrolls through the avail-

able surround sound modes when

pressed repeatedly.

The surround modes are:

Stereo: The Stereo mode provides

signals to the front left and right

speakers and possibly the subwoofer.

Hall: In the Hall Surround mode, a

realistic level of ambiance is added

to a normal stereo source such as a

CD or FM radio.

Pro Logic II: Dolby Pro Logic II is the

new advanced version of Pro Logic,

Dolby’s original surround matrix with

center channel output. Pro Logic

II has enhanced imaging and wider

bandwidth surround signals than

original Pro Logic. Dolby Pro logic II

is intended for use with most mov-

ies and television programs that are

designed to be listened to using Pro

Logic decoding. In addition to the

standard Dolby Pro Logic II, which is

known as Prologic II Cinema(PLII-C).

“Pro Logic II Cinema”(PLII-C) is opti-

mized for movies and television. The

GTP-860II supports two other ver-

sions of Pro Logic II processing, which

were designed for specific types of

programs. “Pro Logic II Music” (PLII-

M)mode was designed for use with

regular stereo recordings and it can

utilize all your speakers in your sys-

tem when listening to a CD. “Pro

Logic II Panorama” (PLII_P)is a version

of Pro Logic II that is intended for

use with movie playback that spreads

the images from the front left and

right speakers around to the surround

speakers. The original Pro Logic pro-

cessing mode is also available.

5 ch Stereo: This mode is designed

for use with stereo program mate-

rial. It is designed to get maximum

output from all your speakers. The

rear speakers are driven with the

same signal as the front left and

right, while the center speaker is a

monophonic summation of the front

speakers.

With any of the Digital Inputs, the

GTP-860II automatically recognizes

if the selected source carries a Dolby

Digital™ or DTS™ signal. Dolby Digital

and DTS have six independent chan-

nels available in total: Left, Center,

Right, Surround Left, Surround

Right and an “Effects Channel”

(Subwoofer). With either Dolby Digital

5.1 or DTS digital input, the Stereo,

Dolby Pro Logic and Hall surround

modes cannot be selected. The Dolby

Digital signal allows for several chan-

nel configurations. Most two-channel

Dolby Digital recordings will allow

the Pro Logic listening mode to be

applied. If the GTP860II detects a

Dolby Digital™ or DTS™ signal it will

be indicated on the front panel dis-

play in the surround mode section.

[

] Bass/Treble Controls

The GTP-860II is fitted with Bass and

Treble tone controls to adjust the

overall tonality of your system. The

12 o’clock position is ‘flat’ with no

boost or cut and a detent indicates

this position.

Rotate the control clockwise to

increase the amount of Bass or

Treble. Rotate the control counter-

clockwise to decrease the amount

of Bass or Treble. These controls

affect the Left and Right Front chan-

nels. The Tone controls do not affect

recordings made using the Tape or

Video line outputs.

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