Cadence MONO CLASS D Mono Bridging 2 Amplifiers Into 1 Woofer, MASTER/SLAVE Connection Diagram

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MONO BRIDGING 2 AMPLIFIERS INTO 1 WOOFER

 

 

MASTER/SLAVE CONNECTION DIAGRAM

Mode switch

IMPORTANT:

Link between 2 amplifier

Ground

- speaker terminals

#14 minimum

 

BURSTPR

POWER

2 ohm

FULL POWER

minimum

LEVEL

-50 dB POWER

BATTERY

VOLTAGE

FULL

Pm2

 

Mode switch

Cable

 

Distribution

block

Master fuse

at battery

NOTES ON MONO BRIDGING 2 RS AMPLIFIERS INTO ONE SPEAKER LOAD Ground

AMPLIFIER MODE SWITCH, INPUTS AND REMOTE CONTROL

Battery

Boom

Harder!

Set the AMPLIFIER MODE switches as shown

Connect the source to the master amplifier inputs, and an optional CPR remote control to the master, as shown.

Use a PM2 bridging cable to connect the master output of the first amplifier to the slave input of the second.

Connect the speaker as shown, with the link between the negative speaker terminals of the two amplifiers.

Connect the ground terminal with as short a piece of cable as possible to the nearest metal chassis point.

Mount a master fuse right at the battery + terminal as shown. Add up the current draw for all amplifiers in the system to determine the rating for this fuse. Use a power distribution block, such as the Cadence FH-1, FH-2 or FH-3 at the amplifier location to supply +12 volt to each amplifier.

Connect the remote turn on signal from the source to all amplifier remote turn on terminals.

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Contents Mono Class D Amplifiers Boom 2INTRODUCTIONFEATURES3 4FEATURES POWER/GROUND Wiring Installation BasicsInstallation Basics Remote Turn on Conection6MOUNTING Mounting the RS AmplifiersDistribution Harder! block Using the CPR Remote Control with the RS Amplifiers Adjusting the System Setting the TOP Panel ControlsAdjusting the System Amplifier Mode SWITCH, Inputs and Remote Control MASTER/SLAVE Connection DiagramMono Bridging 2 Amplifiers Into 1 Woofer Or More Amplifiers with Separate Speakers Systems with Multiple AmplifiersMono Bridging Multiple Pairs of Amplifiers Monobridging Multiple Pairs of AmplifiersSeries Single Voice Coil Speakers Basic Speaker Wiring Diagrams for Various LoadsParallel Single Voice Coil Speakers Series Dual Voice Coil SpeakersAdvanced Speaker Wiring Diagrams for Various Loads Parallel Dual Voice Coil SpeakersTroubleshooting HOW to Trouble Shoot a SystemOutput Power ZRS-8 SpecificationsCommon to ALL Models Mono Class D Amplifiers

MONO CLASS D specifications

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One of the main features of the Cadence Mono Class D amps is their high power output capability. Utilizing a highly efficient switching power supply, these amplifiers can deliver substantial wattage to drive large speakers without distortion, providing a clean and powerful audio experience. This efficiency also translates into lower power consumption, making them environmentally friendly and cost-effective.

Another key technology integrated into Cadence Mono Class D amplifiers is pulse-width modulation (PWM). This technology enables precise control of the output signal, improving sound quality and reducing noise. The PWM technique allows for a more linear amplification process, resulting in better overall performance and fidelity. Users can expect clear highs, punchy mids, and deep, resonant bass that enhances the listening experience.

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Cadence Mono Class D amplifiers offer flexible connectivity options, including RCA and speaker-level inputs, making them compatible with a wide range of audio sources and systems. This versatility allows users to integrate the amplifier seamlessly into their existing setups without the need for complex configurations.

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In summary, Cadence Mono Class D amplifiers combine advanced technologies, robust construction, and efficient design to provide powerful and high-quality audio amplification. With features such as high power output, PWM technology, flexible connectivity, and compact size, they are an excellent choice for audiophiles and casual listeners alike looking to elevate their sound experience.