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A GUIDED TOUR OF THE EPICENTER CONCERT SERIES
The Outside
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Inputs: The inputs of The Epicenter use a balanced input circuit to
help minimize induced noise. They are also designed to handle very high
signal voltages up to 15 volts!!
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Outputs: These RCA connectors should be connected to the next
component after The Epicenter, such as a crossover, equalizer, or amplifier.
Just remember, The Epicenter should go inline before a crossover!!
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Dash Control Input: This allows you to connect The Epicenter to the
remote “Dash Control” knob. You can mount the knob anywhere you want,
although somewhere in the front of the vehicle is preferable.
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Power Connector: This nifty little connector allows you to connect the
Power, Ground, and Remote Turn-On signals to The Epicenter. Just connect
all the wires to their appropriate locations in the bright sunlight and then plug
it into The Epicenter mounted in the dark cavern of your trunk.
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Para-Bass Controls: These 2 knobs control the Para-Bass functions of
The Epicenter. The “Sweep” knob allows you to pick the center frequency that
you want The Epicenter bass restoration circuit to maximize. The “Wide” knob
adjusts how wide of a frequency range The Epicenter will effect. Very cool!!
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Power: When you have connected all of your wires correctly you should
congratulate yourself when this light comes on. No light??? Check your wires.
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Display: Lights on. Lights off. That’s what happens to this display
when The Epicenter circuit is activated. Even if bass has numbed your ears,
you can still enjoy The Epicenter.
Figure 2: Outside View of The Epicenter
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