ADJUSTING THE CROSSOVER A200 ONLY
The built-in crossover on the Amplified Bazooka subwoofer is an 18 dB per
octave electronic low pass filter, it has a 60 Hz to 250 Hz variable crossover
point. Select the crossover point that you feel best fits your system design. Set
the potentiometer labeled XOVER to the point you selected, 60 Hz being all
the way to the left (counterclockwise) and 250 Hz being all the way to the
right (clockwise). When you have set the crossover, proceed to the next step.
PHASE SWITCH (
All A100 MODELS ONLY)
When one of the High-level Input channels is out of phase electrically with the
other High-level Input channel, your Amplified Bazooka subwoofer will sound
as if it has little or no output and any output that is produced may sound
distorted. If you suspect that your Amplified Bazooka subwoofer is out of
phase, use the AM I IN PHASE procedure to diagnose and correct the Amplified
Bazooka subwoofer output, and proper bass response will be produced.
To correct this situation, simply flip the phase switch on the Amplified Bazooka.
When the input signal is in correct electrical phase, the level of bass output will
be greatest when the balance control of the radio is set to the center position.
SETTING THE LEVEL (ALL A200 MODELS ONLY)
Locate the potentiometer labeled LEVEL. This is the level control. Start with
the level control turned all the way to the left (counterclockwise). The bass
should be off or very low at this point. Turn up your head unit until the sound
from the existing speakers starts to clip or distort. This is the point in your
system where you will get maximum volume with the least amount of
distortion. With the head unit at this point, turn the level gain control up
slowly until the bass volume blends well with the existing high frequency
speakers. This should be the proper setting for the level gain control. Now
that the level is set, you may want to go back to the x-over control and adjust
the x-over point by ear to meet the desired sonic quality of your system design.
LED POWER INDICATOR
If power, ground and remote are connected properly, the LED light will
illuminate.
WHITE
= OFF
GREEN
= NORMAL OPERATION
RED
= PROTECTION MODE (A200 MODELS ONLY)
OPTIONS (
All A100 MODELS
)
Remote Bass Control (RBCM-EL):
If you find you like to change the level of bass depending on what you are
listening to and want an easy way to make this possible, you can purchase
an optional Remote Level Control.
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All A200 MODELS
Remote Bass Control and Crossover (RBCM-RS):
If you find you like to vary the crossover point in addition to changing
the level of bass depending on what you are listening to and want an
easy way to make this possible, you can purchase an optional Remote
Level and Crossover Control.
These Remote Controls are accessories that are available from your
Bazooka dealer or directly from Bazooka. Be sure to check out other
optional accessories for your Bazooka at
PASSIVE MODELS
(BT6014/6018, BT8014/8018, BT1014/1018, MBT8014, MBT1014 ONLY)
On the back of all Bazooka passive single voice coil models you will
find a terminal cup with two 5-way platinum colored binding posts,
red being positive and black being negative. Hook the positive speaker
output from your amplifier to the red positive terminal of the Bazooka.
Hook the negative speaker output from your amplifier to the black
negative terminal. Repeat these steps for each Bazooka used.
(BT6024DVC/6028DVC, BT8024DVC/8028DVC, BT1024DVC/1028DVC)
On the back of all Bazooka dual voice coil passive models you will find
a terminal cup with four 5-way platinum colored binding posts, red
being positive and black being negative. Hook the positive speaker
output from your amplifier to the red positive terminal of the Bazooka.
Hook the negative speaker output from your amplifier to the black
negative terminal. Repeat these steps for each Bazooka used.
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