Specifications

Maestro
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Using the Maestro
Section 4-5
VCR and Tape Operation
The Maestro has full independent recording loops for a VCR
and Tape Deck. Both of these inputs allow recording a sepa-
rately from the one that you are listening to. Pressing the
VCR or Tape button while another source is active enables
you to continue recording that source, but monitor the
output of the recording deck. Both source LEDs on the front
of the Maestro will be lit.
Independent Recording
It is possible to record a source different from the source
that you are listening to (i.e. Watching the DVD, but record-
ing the CD player). To access this function:
1.Press the
MM
MM
M
ENUENU
ENUENU
ENU button to enter the
Main Menu Screen 1:Main Menu Screen 1:
Main Menu Screen 1:Main Menu Screen 1:
Main Menu Screen 1:
2.Turn the Multi-Function knob to
Main Menu Screen 2:Main Menu Screen 2:
Main Menu Screen 2:Main Menu Screen 2:
Main Menu Screen 2:
Recording OptionsRecording Options
Recording OptionsRecording Options
Recording Options
3.Press the t (
EE
EE
E
FFECTFFECT
FFECTFFECT
FFECT) button to select
Record to TRecord to T
Record to TRecord to T
Record to T
ape ape
ape ape
ape or
Record to VCRRecord to VCR
Record to VCRRecord to VCR
Record to VCR option.
4.Turn the Multi-Function knob to select the choice you
want to record.
5.Press the
MM
MM
M
ENUENU
ENUENU
ENU button to exit the
Main Menu ScreenMain Menu Screen
Main Menu ScreenMain Menu Screen
Main Menu Screen.
6.These recording input selections will stay in effect until
you return to Main Menu Screen 2 and return the record-
ing selection to
SS
SS
S
OURCEOURCE
OURCEOURCE
OURCE.
Stereo Direct
For two-channel analog listening, the Maestro features a
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SS
S
TEREOTEREO
TEREOTEREO
TEREO
D D
D D
D
IRECTIRECT
IRECTIRECT
IRECT input mode. This mode defeats all digital
processing and passes a pure two channel analog audio
signal from the input source to the main amplifier outputs
of the Maestro. Most of the digital circuitry in the Maestro is
powered down when in the Stereo Direct mode to minimize
any possible noise.
Setting the Surround Modes
When listening to a source, the
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MM
M
ODEODE
ODEODE
ODE button toggles be-
tween the available Surround Decoding Modes (Pro Logic II,
DTS Neo, Dolby Digital, etc.). The modes available will
change depending on the source materials encoding. Refer
to the manual section on Surround Modes for more details
about each mode.
Note:Note:
Note:Note:
Note: Because the digital circuitry is not active
in the Stereo Direct mode, the digital audio
recording outputs are not available.