Sound Bar Audio Settings

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The sound bar has Music/Voice/Cinema/Standard settings which do generate slightly different sound effects. What are the differences?
Cheers all
 
The sound bar has Music/Voice/Cinema/Standard settings which do generate slightly different sound effects. What are the differences?
Cheers all

It's pretty self-explanatory, surely?

In the manufacturer's view, Music suits music best, Voice works best for program material that is mostly voice (e.g. Talk Radio, 5 Live, Radio 4, TV soaps and chat shows etc). Cinema is what they think will give film and TV action viewing an appropriate tonal tweak. Standard is the sound of the device without the graphic-equaliser cuts/boosts in the bass or midrange or high frequencies.

Was that really your question, or were you looking for some different information? If so, have another go at phrasing the question. :)
 
It's pretty self-explanatory, surely?

In the manufacturer's view, Music suits music best, Voice works best for program material that is mostly voice (e.g. Talk Radio, 5 Live, Radio 4, TV soaps and chat shows etc). Cinema is what they think will give film and TV action viewing an appropriate tonal tweak. Standard is the sound of the device without the graphic-equaliser cuts/boosts in the bass or midrange or high frequencies.

Was that really your question, or were you looking for some different information? If so, have another go at phrasing the question. :)

A technical explanation of the different frequency ranges etc was the aim, but your explanation of 'Standard' paints the picture. Cheers
 
Like washing machines, they often come with hundreds of settings, and the end user only ever uses one
 
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