Congratulations on purchasing the High Performance Power Amplifier. The amplifier
has been designed using the latest electronic technology available, allowing you to
produce high quality stereo reproduction in mobile applications. This system provides
you with low harmonic distortion, a huge considerable amount of reserve voltage and
high temperature stability.
Just enjoy the perfect sound this amplifier takes to you!
INSTALLATION
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Since the amplifier is sensitive to electrical and motor noise and interference
from the amplifier may affect your radio reception, try to mount it at least 3 feet away
from the receiver. Good locations include under a seat, in the trunk or hatch area.
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Please remember this is a high power unit which generates high electrical
energy and heat. Therefore be sure to install the unit in a place with sufficient airflow, a
minimum of dust and no moisture. Allow enough space around the cooling fins to
permit reasonable airflow and cooling. It is important to ensure that the cooling fins of
the heat sink are not against a panel or a surface preventing air circulation.
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Never mount the amplifier in a location that is subject to direct sunlight or
exposed to moisture. Be sure to mount the amplifier to a strong, solid surface which will
not give way under the stress of a sudden stop or accident.
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When mounting the amplifier on a side wall, try to position it so that the slots
in the cooling fins are vertical. Amplifier should not be mounted on the bottom of a rear
deck with the fins facing down because the heat will radiate back up into the amplifier.
Leave yourself enough room on either side of the amplifier to make all the wire
connections and adjust the controls. If you have a subwoofer box in your vehicle, you
can mount the amplifier on the outside of the box.
Caution:
If you are mounting the amplifier to the vehicle's floor, check beneath the
car to be sure your screws won't puncture a brake or gas line.
WARNING!
Continuous exposure to sound pressure levels over 100 dB may cause permanent
hearing loss. High power autosound system may produce sound pressure levels well
over 130 dB, use common sense and practice safe sound please!
