MAXXBASS® PROCESSOR SETTINGS
To achieve proper performance it is important to set or tune the settings on the MaxxBass® Processor to the final system. This section recommends initial settings and the users can then further adjust these for optimal listening.
1.CROSSOVER: The CROSSOVER control implements a
2.FREQUENCY: The FREQUENCY control should be set to 60Hz for 6.5 inch door speakers and 80Hz for 5.25 to 4.0 inch door speakers.
3.INPUT: The INPUT control is a signal attenuator for high voltage inputs. The CLIP LED can be used to help set the maximum input level setting prior to clipping. Start with INPUT control near MIN position and increase INPUT level until the Clip LED lights occasionally.
4.OUTPUT: The OUTPUT control provides a linear gain on the output to help match signal levels to power amplifiers. Start with OUTPUT control near MIN position and adjust accordingly to match levels with other system components.
5.INTENSITY: The INTENSITY control provides an input to the MaxxBass® algorithm on the level of the effect. Start with INTENSITY near MIN position and increase until the desired level of bass effect is obtained.
The INTENSITY control on the MaxxBass® Processor and Remote Unit have identical functionality. At the MIN position on the INTENSITY control, the MaxxBass® algorithm is in bypass, so that no MaxxBass® processing occurs.
When the Remote INTENSITY control is plugged into the MaxxBass® Processor, the Remote INTENSITY control become active and the INTENSITY control on the MaxxBass® Processor is disabled. This allows the user to install a remote control in a location different than the MaxxBass® Processor and place in a more convenient position for the listener such as underneath the dashboard or in the glove compartment.
The INTENSITY control on the MaxxBass® Processor system is only active when the Remote INTENSITY control is not plugged in. This control is provided for users, who do not wish to use the Remote INTENSITY control.
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