Parasound HALO P 7, Owner'S Manual

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MAKING ADJUSTMENTS IN THE SETUP MENU

During stereo playback, the subwoofer output can function in 1 of 4 ways:

1.  Sub: L+R Full Range – 

This setting creates a mono 

subwoofer output by combining the left and right channels 
without a low-pass fi lter. With this setting, the subwoofer 
output will be full range and you should use the crossover 
frequency adjustment on your subwoofer according to the 
manufacturer’s recommendations.

2.  Sub: L+R Below 80Hz –

 This setting creates a mono 

subwoofer output by combining the left and right 
channels with a low-pass fi lter at 80Hz. If your subwoofer 
has a built-in non-defeatable crossover, set it to its highest 
frequency to avoid double fi ltering

3.  Sub: L+R Below 50Hz –

 This setting creates a mono 

subwoofer output by combining the left and right 
channels with a low-pass fi lter at 50Hz. If your subwoofer 
has a built-in non-defeatable crossover, set it to its highest 
frequency to avoid double fi ltering. 

4.  Sub: OFF –

 This setting disables the subwoofer output 

4.  Sub: OFF –

4.  Sub: OFF –

when a stereo input is selected. Use this option if you don’t 
have a subwoofer or if you don’t want your subwoofer to 
play when inputs 1-8 are selected. The subwoofer output 
will still be available when the multichannel inputs 9 & 10 are selected.

Note: 

These settings for bass management only affect the stereo inputs

only affect the stereo inputs (Inputs 1-8 only). 

The multichannel inputs (Inputs 9 & 10) have no bass management on the P 7

The multichannel inputs (Inputs 9 & 10) have no bass management on the P 7. The bass 
management for the multichannel inputs is on your source components. For more information on 
setting up the bass management of your multichannel sources, refer to their owner’s manuals.

Limit Volume

This Setup menu allows you to increase the maximum volume 
level of your P 7 by 10 dB. The options are “100” or “110”. If 
your room is large (over 3000 cubic feet and your speakers are 
not very sensitive (less than 88 dB, 1 watt @ 1 meter) then you 
may fi nd that a maximum volume of 100 is not loud enough. In 
this case you can raise the maximum to 110.  
Press the Enter button to proceed into the Limit Volume setup.

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  Press the VOL Up or VOL Down buttons to change between 

“100” and “110”.

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  After you fi nish, press the Exit Setup button to return to the main Setup menu.