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| GLOSSARY |
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| A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z |
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AAC
Also known as m4a files, AAC are Apple format files used in CD
ripping. AAC offers excellent sound quality in a smaller file
size than MP3 or WMA.
ACDrive (Advance Codec Drive)
Music manager software included with many Kenwood Excelon model
receivers and Kenwood model receivers. The software, called PhatNoise
Music Manager, allows users to edit and rip files from a CD and
manage a large list of music files. ACDrive lets you audibly,
search files by Genre, Playlist, Album Name, or Artist and hear
and see song files with text-to- speech capability.
A.M.S. Amplifier Management System
A.M.S. is an extremely sophisticated system that provides extensive
control over an amplifier's bass and treble EQ, bass extension
and volume offset. It also allows you to control and monitor
key amp performance criteria (source voltage, current consumption,
internal temperature, fan speed, protection status).
All Channels-Driven Surround Power
The ability of a multi-channel receiver to deliver its rated
power output in all of its channels simultaneously. All Channels-Driven
Power is a realistic indication of how the receiver will be able
to deliver power while playing multi-channel music formats like
DVD Audio, while conventional power ratings indicate how the
receiver will perform with 2-channel music sources
Attenuator with Smooth Volume Return
Drops the volume by a preset level. Smooth Volume Return gradually
increases the volume to the original level when the ATT button
is pressed a second time, eliminating a jarring change in volume.
Audio DSP Listening Modes
DSP (Digital Signal Processing) recreates different sonic 'environments',
simulating the acoustics of places like Arenas, Churches, and
Clubs. Playing music through a DSP mode can create a more vivid,
life-like listening experience.
Auto Power On/Off
Automatically turns the power on when a signal is received; automatically
puts the speaker in standby if no signal is received for several
minutes.
Automatic Memory Entry
Automatically programs 1 memory band (6 stations) in a given
area, making it especially easy to find stations during long-distance
travel.
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