TURN ON THE INDIVIDUAL SEAT CONTROL SYSTEM™
FOR EACH CHAIR
1.
Connect the power cord for each BKA-130-C power amplifier to an electrical outlet.
2. Move the
POWER
switch on the back of each BKA-130-C power amplifier to the
ON
position.
3. Press the
POWER
button on the wired remote control to turn on the ButtKicker Individual Seat
Control System™ for that seat.
a) The light on the remote control will be
GREEN
when the system in
ON
.
b) Pressing the
POWER
button a second time will turn off the BKA-130-C power amplifier. The light
on the remote control will be turn
RED
.
POWER ON YOUR HOME THEATER AND ADJUST THE SYSTEM
1. Turn on the rest of your home theater; play a movie or music track with deep, low frequency material at normal
listening volumes. Many users begin with the low-cut of the BKA-130-C power amplifier in the
OFF
position and
the high-cut in the
ON
position; with the frequency knob at 80Hz. Adjust these setting to find the effect that you
prefer.
2. Adjust the ButtKicker Individual Seat Control System™ using the wired remote control until you reach the desired
level for your seat.
3. Invite your friends and family to watch a movie or listen to music and ENJOY!
FAQ’s
Email us at:
The Guitammer Company
1-888-676-2828
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM EST
Visit us on the web at:
www.thebuttkicker.com
STOP!
If you have questions or need technical support,
please contact The Guitammer Company, not
the store where you purchased the product.
Q.
Where can I find more information about the BKA-130-C power amplifier?
A.
Please refer to the separate Owner’s Manual for your BKA-130-C power amplifier, included with
your system and also available at www.thebuttkicker.com.
Q.
I have the intensity for the ButtKicker transducer turned up all the way, but I want more. What can I do?
A.
You can increase the output level of your A/V processors’ subwoofer channel. This may require you to
adjust your subwoofer to balance it with the rest of your system. Also, consider purchasing RI-K28
rubber isolator feet from www.thebuttkicker.com. Isolators will enchance the ButtKicker transducers;
resulting in more intensity and precision.
Q.
I hear knocking/banging noises coming from the ButtKicker transducer at high intensities.
A.
Your ButtKicker transducer being over-worked. The ButtKicker transducers can be over-worked because
they are receiving too strong a signal coupled with a high intensity setting on the BKA-130-OE amplifier.
You can lower the intensity of the BKA-130-C (use your wired remote control) or lower the output
level of your A/V processor’s subwoofer channel. Also,consider purchasing rubber isolators from
www.thebuttkicker.com. Isolators will enchance the ButtKicker transducers; resulting in more intensity
and precision and may help to elimate the issue.
