MTX Audio TA5302 specifications

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will send the components or separates frequencies from 40Hz to 20kHz and then start to taper down as the frequencies go under 40Hz (12dB/octave roll off). The industry standard for high pass setting crossover point is around 120Hz. When the amp is in HP setting and the X-over point is set to 120Hz, the amp will send the speakers frequencies from 120Hz to 20kHz. This crossover network allows the drivers to recreate the frequencies within a precisely designed range so that the speakers do not become distorted by trying to reproduce frequencies that they are physically unable to reproduce. This feature ensures that the components or separates do not receive low bass notes. The 12dB/oct means the slope, or the amount of other frequencies that will be affected, is fairly narrow. This design complements both the subwoofer and the mid to provide greater musical detail.

Setting For Full Range (No Crossover): To Disable the electronic crossover, select the “OFF” position of the X-OVER switch. This setting will allow the amplifier to play all frequencies.

4.Adjusting Quasi Parametric Equalizer – In some applications, the bass amplifier needs some help in boosting or cutting certain frequencies. A quasi parametric equalizer is distinguished from a parametric equalizer in that it allows the user to control only the level and the center frequency of the boost or cut but not the “Q”.

The following steps describe what the two controls of the parametric Bass EQ do in isolation. It is important to understand these behaviors, because they must all be considered when setting up the Bass EQ.

Setting the Frequency: Begin listening for the loudest musical spot or range within the bass range of your sound system. Adjust the center frequency to match this point. For most systems, the best center frequency adjustment will be between 40-50Hz. Use 45Hz (12 o’clock setting) as a starting point and adjust up or down gradually.

Setting the Boost/Cut: Once you have determined the loudest musical spot or range within the bass range of your sound system, start cutting until the response is smooth and even. You can also boost low spots within the musical range, but don’t go crazy with the boost knob. There is a lot of boost available, 12dB, but begin with a low boost setting (around 3dB) and try to stay below 6dB whenever possible. Remember that for every 3dB of additional boost you dial in, you are asking the amplifier to double its power output for a given signal in the boost region.

5.Adjusting the Active Resonance Control (A.R.C.) Feature – This feature will be needed when mounting speakers lower in the door or in kick panels. Most vehicles have a natural peak that occurs at about 200Hz. By turning the dial located on the top control panel clockwise you to CUT 200Hz up to 18dB. This allows you to remove unwanted peaks in your mids and highs that occur in most vehicles.

6.Remote Subwoofer Level Control (Remote Gain) – Let’s say the amplifier’s gain is set at halfway. When the remote subwoofer level control is plugged in, you have external control of the gain from zero to halfway. The installation of this level control is NOT necessary to get full power from the amplifier.

7.Prizm EFX – Now that you have completed adjusting all your amplifier settings, you can set the lighting effects to your personal taste.

Selecting Colors: You can change the backlit colors simply by turning the dial labeled PRIZM COLOR located in the MTX PRIZM EFX section of the control panel left or right. Starting at the left most position, the colors range from RED to GREEN, BLUE, and then RED again. You can choose any color in between making the combinations unlimited.

Selecting the EFX Feature: You can switch Prizm EFX lighting to “pulsate” with the beat of the music. Simply Depress the button labeled PRIZM EFX located in the in the MTX PRIZM EFX section of the control panel to turn this feature on or off.

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TA5302 specifications

The MTX Audio TA5302 is a powerful and versatile amplifier engineered to enhance your audio experience, particularly in automotive environments. Designed to deliver exceptional sound quality, the TA5302 stands out for its robust construction and impressive performance features.

One of the main characteristics of the TA5302 is its ability to output a formidable 300 watts RMS at 2 ohms, making it ideal for driving high-performance speakers. This amplifier operates on a full-range, Class D architecture that not only provides high efficiency but also minimizes distortion. The compact size of the TA5302 allows for flexible installation without compromising on power, which is especially beneficial in smaller vehicles.

The TA5302 features built-in low-pass and high-pass crossover filters, allowing users to tailor the sound to their precise needs. These filters enable users to optimize the performance of their connected speakers by eliminating unwanted frequencies, enhancing clarity and depth in their audio experience. Whether catering to bass-heavy music or more vocal-centric genres, the TA5302 adapts seamlessly.

Another notable technology in the MTX Audio TA5302 is its variable bass boost. This feature allows users to adjust the bass output, providing the flexibility to fine-tune the low-end frequencies according to personal preferences. Coupled with an adjustable gain control, the amplifier ensures that users have complete control over their sound.

The TA5302 is built with a heat management system, which includes an aluminum heat sink that efficiently dissipates heat. This design extends the lifespan of the amplifier while maintaining consistent performance during long listening sessions. Additionally, the built-in protection circuitry protects the amplifier from overheating, short circuits, and overloading, ensuring reliable and safe operation.

To facilitate easy connections, the TA5302 is equipped with high-level inputs, as well as low-level RCA inputs, making it compatible with a wide range of audio systems. Its user-friendly design includes clear wiring connections, facilitating straightforward installation, whether you are a seasoned installer or a DIY enthusiast.

When considering an amplifier that combines power, efficiency, and versatility, the MTX Audio TA5302 is an excellent option. Its features, including adjustable crossovers, bass boost, and robust protection systems, set it apart in the competitive landscape of car audio amplifiers. Elevating any audio system, the TA5302 allows users to fully immerse themselves in an extraordinary audio experience while on the road.