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FlexBass

FlexBass, an advanced bass management and enhancement mechanism, allows you to select each

satellite speaker’s type for optimal sound performance from the speakers. The Speaker types are:

• Small: Common speaker that cannot produce low frequencies.

• Large: Wide-band speakers that can produce low frequencies well.

FlexBass comes with an adjustable crossover frequency for the boundary of the bass signals. It

lters out the bass signals from small speaker channels and redirect them all to the subwoofer or

Large speakers.

On/O. Click the switch to turn on or o the FlexBass functions.

Small / Large speaker option. Select the speaker type that you connected. If your

speaker type cannot perform low-frequency signals (bass), select “Small” speaker

type and Essence STX II lters out the bass signals and sends them to the subwoofer

channel. If those speakers are full-range, you can select the “Large” speaker type.

Usually, low-cost PC’s 2-channel speakers are small-type speakers. Refer to the speaker’s

specication. Common 2.1 speakers with a subwoofer should be categorized as Large speakers

because the subwoofer redirects the bass signals inside the two channels to the subwoofer

speaker automatically.

Picture for Small/Large speaker. Small/large speakers are identied by their colors:

• Orange: large speakers

• Green: small speakers

LFE Crossover Frequency. Adjusts the cut-o frequency (50~250Hz) for LFE (low-

frequency eects) signals. Essence STX II lters out the bass signals below the crossover

frequency from small speaker channels and forwards them to the subwoofer. The

higher the crossover frequency, the more bass signals are subtracted.

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