NOTE: If connecting more than one input source to the
3.Set the filter gains to the flat (center) setting.
4Complete all signal and power connections to the
5Turn the system on and increase the gain on the Source 1 inputs until audible distortion can be heard. The system should be very loud at this time.
6Reduce the
7When connecting a second source unit to the Source 2 input, the source one input gains (top of unit) may need further adjusting to achieve a close signal level match.
CROSSOVER AND FILTER ADJUSTMENTS
The crossover and filter gain adjustments can be performed two different ways, by using a piece of audio test equipment called an RTA (Real Time Analyzer) or by listening to a familiar piece of music. The RTA is most commonly used to achieve the flattest possible system response in preparation for a
1. | Set all filter gain controls to their flat setting by adjusting all the filter |
| knobs to the center or 0 setting when they are extended and set to their |
| in position. |
2. | Set all frequency controls to their flat setting by adjusting all the filter |
| knobs knobs to the flat or 0 setting when they are extended and set to |
| their out position. |
3. | If using the dedicated subwoofer output, set its gain and frequency |
| control to the center position. |
| NOTE: When interfacing PPI class of amplifiers with |
| pass crossovers adjust the amplifiers crossover point to its highest |
| frequency setting. |
4. | Turn on the head unit and play a familiar piece of music as reference |
| material. |
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