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f e a t u r e s a n d s p e c i f i c a t i o n s
Sub Band Parametric Range
Low Band Parametric Range
Mid Band Parametric Range
High Band Parametric Range
Frequency Response
Input Level (for 400 mV Output)
Total Harmonic Distortion (THD)
(at 400 mV Output)
Output Impedance
Signal-to-Noise Ratio (S/N)
Separation
Subwoofer Frequency
Control Range
Current Drain
Power Supply Voltage
Dimensions, W x D x H (inch)
35 • 50 • 65 • 80 Hz
150 • 200 • 260 • 320 Hz
600 • 800 • 1000 • 1200 Hz
2.1 • 2.8 • 3.5 • 4.2 KHz
7 • 9.5 • 12 • 15 KHz
15 Hz – 30 kHz
(at +/– 3 dB, 400 mv)
400 mV
< 0.025%
1.2 k-Ohm
90 dB
60 dB
Variable from 40-400HZ
±
12dB
0.5 A Maximum
DC, 10 – 16 V Neg. Ground
7” (W) x 5.5” (D) x 1” (H)
1. EQ Frequency Controls
2. Input Gain Adjustments
3. Aux Input Switch
4. Parametric EQ Controls
5. Subwoofer Gain Control
6. Subwoofer Frequency Control
7. Volume and Fader Control
8. Power Indicator LED
9. Defeat Switch
10. Line and Auxiliary Inputs
11. Power Connections
(+12V, Remote, Ground)
12-13.Front, Rear & Subwoofer
Outputs
These switches determine the frequencies the gain knobs on the front panel will affect.
Setting a switch on one of the 5 bands on top of the equalizer permits the corresponding
control on the front panel to raise or lower the gain at that frequency.
Allows you to adjust the left and right channel input sensitivity to match the output level
from your line or auxiliary source.
This switch selects the aux or line inputs.
Turning the controls clockwise increases the level of the sound at the frequency that you
have set on the EQ’s top panel. Counter-clockwise reduces the level at that frequency.
Choose the settings which best match your system and your prefered audio response.
Turning this control clockwise increases the subwoofer channel level.
By rotating this selector you can choose any crossover frequency from 40Hz to 400Hz.
Turning the control clockwise permits more upper bass to travel through the sub channel.
The Volume adjusts the total output level. Fader adjusts the output balance between the
front and rear amplifiers.
This indicator lights up when the unit is properly powered, grounded, and the remote
power lead has power to it.
When the “DEF” switch is in the on position the equalizer functions are bypassed.
Depressing the “DEF” switch again will restore the equalizer’s operation.
RCA cables are used to connect your car stereo head unit, DVD player, or other source
to either the line or aux inputs.
1. Connect the red wire to the car battery or other power source.
2. Connect the orange wire to the power antenna activating wire of the car stereo.
3. Connect the black wire to the car’s chassis for the proper ground connection.
RCA cables are used to connect the front channel outputs to the front channel amplifier
inputs, the rear channel outputs to the rear channel amplifier inputs, and the sub outputs
to the subwoofer amplifier inputs.
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