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The bottom row of the EQ screen sets the center frequencies. The
EQ section is a true parametric EQ. We have set factory defaults at
about ½ octave intervals. However you can alter the center
frequencies to fit the requirements of your car.
There are numerous drop-down menus at the arrow points in the DSP
screen. You can use the drop-down arrows, or simply highlight the box you
want to change and type in your choice manually. You will also find that you
can click into most adjustments and use your scroll wheel.
For example: If you click the slider of an EQ level, your scroll wheel will
move the level 1dB per scroll step.
Crossover/Q-Bass
For each channel, when you have turned on the crossover function, you
can choose to run a High pass, a Low pass, or a Band pass crossover. You
can also choose the crossover slope, from the drop-down menu and you
can choose to use a Butterworth or a Linkwitz-Reiley filter.
Also in this section of the screen, you will find the Q-Bass adjustments.
Q-Bass is an extra EQ function that allows you to pick a bass frequency and
adjust the level and Q of that frequency to match the response of the
vehicle.
Input/Delay
This lower section of the screen contains the Input Commutator, Output
Control, and Time Delay
• Input:
At the top of the screen you picked the channel you would
adjust. Here you can pick which channel you will use as input for the
chosen channel. In this way you can assign the same channel pair
as input to all channels of multi-channel amps.
NOTE: Ch5+6 (as above) means you will “sum” the two channels to
a single mono input. Ch5/6 means you will use channels 5 and 6 as
a stereo input pair.