LSE.Q THEORY AND USE (Class A 10.0)
| LSE.Q is a unique subwoofer control circuit | ||||
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| REFERENCE Class A 10.0 amplifier. | It is | |||
| capable of removing subsonic energy in program | ||||
| material. The circuit consists of two controls. | ||||
| One adjusts the frequency of operation and the | ||||
| other adjusts the range of boost. With both | ||||
FIG. 1 LSE.Q | controls adjusted | fully | |||
boost is | applied | and the | amplifier is | flat in |
response down to 30 Hz.
The frequency control (Hz) adjusts the starting point of the subsonic
filter. This | high pass filter can be | 10 | Q=2.8 |
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adjusted from 30 | Hz | up to a | 5 |
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maximum of 60 Hz. This control | 0 |
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is useful for setting the lowest dB |
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frequency that your subwoofer will |
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see. (See figure 1) |
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The Q control adjusts the |
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amount of boost applied at the set |
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frequency. | This | is | adjustable |
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from .707 | (flat) to | 2.8 (+9 dB). | 10 |
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When the Q is set to .707 dB (Butterworth), LSE.Q acts as a
The simple | act | of removing the |
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signal below the vented tuning | FIG. 3 Variable High Pass |
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frequency | can | improve system |
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output by as much as 3 dB. With Q values greater than .707, boost is
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Frequency (Hz) | 50 | 100 | 200 below the tuning frequency, power | ||
| FIG. 4 Variable “Q” | handling | drops off considerably. | ||
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most amplifiers in the Class A 5.0, and over twelve times in the Class A 10.0! More drive current maintains the amplifiers' performance into low impedance loads.
∙Drive DelayTM Muted
∙Flexible Dual Input Level Sensitivity accepts 2 voltage ranges; from 200 mV to 2.0 V and from 500 mV to 5.0 V, permitting maximum output from the amplifier with virtually any source unit.
∙Differential Balanced Input Design for added immunity to noise caused by component and vehicle electrical system interaction when using Unbalanced RCA inputs.
∙True Balanced Input for
AIRBASS™ ACCESSORY OPTION
Soundstream's newAIRBASS™ feature can be added to the REFERENCE Class A amplifiers. This feature allows wireless RF remote control level adjustment of the amplifier.
NOTE: The AIRBASS™ accessory is intended to be used only while the REFERENCE Class A amplifiers are driving subwoofers. When the AIRBASS™ accessory is added to a REFERENCE Class A amplifier, it automatically configures the amplifier into Bridged Mono mode. (The Coherent Stereo / Mixed Mono / Bridged Mono switch is bypassed.) Therefore, when using AIRBASS™, follow the Bridged Mono input and output wiring
Installing AIRBASS™ involves removing the bottom plate of the amplifier, adding the AIRBASS™ circuit board, and flipping a switch. The switch is labeled on the amplifier's main circuit board. DO NOT set theAIRBASS™ switch to the "IN" position unless the AIRBASS™ module has been added. DO NOT move the AIRBASS™ switch while the amplifier is "ON". Doing so may damage your speakers. (Please refer to the AIRBASS™ owner's / installation manual for more details.)
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