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VOLUME is set at the factory to 0 dB or proffesionally known as +4 dBu input sensitivity.
Increase/decrease this equally on both monitors in .1 dB steps to set the volume to your desired
level or to level match these to other monitors in your studio.
From the MENU screen select EQ to access the EQ settings.
LOW EQ
L.PEQ is a parametric EQ with a wide Q. It does not cut your low-end as it cuts low mid-frequencies.
It is called a desk filter and it helps you if you have a large mixing board aka "desk" or an actual large
desk, you can get a buildup in the low-mids that can cause muddiness.
Note: one setting utilizes both the wall coupling filter and the desk filter.
HIGH EQ
From the MENU screen select SETUP to adjust overall system preferences.
BACKLIGHT In a dim studio, a darker backlight is easier on the eyes. To adjust your backlight to the
lighting in the room, turn it down until it's too dim, and then slowly bring it up until it feels
comfortable to look at.
CONTRAST Once your monitors are in place, set for maximum image focus based on your viewing
angle.
STANDBY Use this to engage or disengage the standby. If standby is engaged the unit will go into
sleep mode 30 minutes after no signal is detected. The monitors will wake up once you send signal
to them again.
LOGO Selects the front KRK logo; ON, DIM or OFF. Set it to your desired setting according to the
ambient light in your studio.
FACTORY RESET Use this to restore to default monitor settings.
LOCK Settings can't be changed until you unlock.
The HOME SCREEN is what you see when you power up your monitor. It
gives you instant feedback for volume and EQ settings. From here you
can press the VOLUME knob to access EQ, SETUP and more.
L. SHELF Cut (minus) settings are wall-coupling filters. These EQ settings
roll off the low-end that can build up the closer you get to walls.
L. SHELF Boost (plus) setting will add low-end if you need more thump,
set these to your taste.
H. SHELF and H. PEQ EQs are all for you to set to your mixing taste. If you
feel you need more, or less high-mids or highs, adjust these until you are
happy. Some studios are bright and need less highs, while some studios
are dark and need more highs.