Clarion MCD360 manual

•Front High-Pass Crossover Frequency Adjustment - Adjusts the crossover to match your speaker system. The crossover frequency can be adjusted from 32Hz - 400Hz or from 640Hz - 8kHz with the crossover frequency multiplier switch.

•Rear High-Pass Crossover Frequency Adjustment - Adjusts the crossover to match speaker your system. The crossover frequency can be adjusted from 32Hz - 400 Hz.

•Subwoofer Crossover Frequency Adjustment - Adjusts the crossover to match your speaker system. The crossover frequency can be adjusted from 45Hz - 250 Hz.

•Frequency Multiplier Switch - When engaged, this switch increases the crossover frequency by a factor of 20. Example: If the frequency is set for 70Hz, moving the frequency multiplier switch to X20 changes the setting to 1.4kHz.

•Output Level Controls - Seperate Front, Rear and Subwoofer Output Level Controls allow you to set the nominal operating level of the crossover. The crossover’s output level ranges can accommodate virtually any brand of amplifier.

•Subwoofer Boost Control - The crossover also features a “high-Q” (i.e. narrow frequency band) Bass Boost circuit. It acts much like an equalizer, with adjustable gain (from 0 - +18dB) with a center frequency adjustable from 25Hz - 100Hz. Use this feature to tune low-frequency audio response to compensate for a less than ideal subwoofer enclosure design. The added boost produces rich, full bass tones that are normally difficult to reproduce in the car audio environment. Use the Freq dial to set the Boost Freq and the Sub Boost Level dial to set the amount of boost. Note: If Bass Boost is undesired, set Sub Boost Level to 0dB.

•Phase Switch - When set to 180 degrees, this switch reverses the phase of the subwoofer output signal. This is used for fine tuning the bass response after the installation is complete.

•Power Indicator - The power indicator will light up when the crossover is on.

•Front/Rear Input Switch - This switch allows use of a 2 channel input to drive both the front and rear inputs.

•Sub Input Switch - This switch allows the signal from the front and rear channels to be directed to the sub input when a dedicated sub input is not available.

•Remote Sub Level Control - When the remote sub level control is plugged into the MCD360, the sub output level control on the MCD360 will be defeated. Instead the remote sub level control will set the sub output level.

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