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You can navigate through the software menu by pressing the Setup button on the remote control and using the arrow keys, and the menu arrangement is fairly intuitive to use. I started listening to the unit with the audio set to Direct Bypass, which keeps the bass and treble at the default settings. (You would select Tone Enable to adjust the bass and treble settings manually.) I soon realized that I preferred how the Michi Prestige X430 Stereo Integrated Amplifier sounded with its default settings and left it at that. The names of the sources can also be customized, which is a nice touch.

By default, the screen on the face of the Michi Prestige X430 Stereo Integrated Amplifier will display basic information like the name of the source being listened to, what kind of input it is (like analog or PCM), what the bitrate is of the digital source being played, and, in a very large number, the volume level. All of the text is in light gray. It is attractive in a rather minimalist sort of way; the display screen is large, and the resolution is very good. You also have the options to decrease or increase the level of the brightness of the display.