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General| Crossover Slope | 12 dB/octave |
|---|---|
| Bass EQ Frequency | 50 Hz |
| S/N Ratio | 100dB |
| Input Sensitivity | 0.2 V - 4 V |
| Crossover Type | Low-pass / High-pass |
| Crossover Frequency | 50 Hz - 400 Hz |
| Bass EQ | 12 dB |
Provides an overview of the manual and product, emphasizing reading for optimal enjoyment and future reference.
Highlights essential safety instructions regarding driving distractions, volume levels, and tampering with the unit.
Covers vital safety measures for installation, including fuse usage, moisture protection, ventilation, and proper connections.
Details safety guidelines for wiring, preventing cable entanglement, splicing, and damage during installation.
Covers precautions for handling small parts, halting use if problems occur, and ensuring expert installation.
Describes the V12 amplifier technology and its benefits for maximum power efficiency.
Explains how DC Straight technology improves sound quality through enhanced stages and components.
Provides instructions for securely mounting the amplifier, including screw locations and drilling procedures.
Explains proper grounding techniques to eliminate noise and ensure system integrity.
Outlines steps for connecting audio components, including power off, lead routing, and terminal connections.
Details methods to prevent external noise interference in the audio system by managing cable placement.
Explains connecting the battery lead, remote turn-on lead, and ground lead for proper system operation.
Details the proper wiring for front and rear speaker outputs, including polarity and specific channel connections.
Provides detailed steps for connecting wire leads, including wire gauge, insulation, and terminal tightening.
Offers safety tips for wire connections, such as using supplied screws and connecting battery leads last.
Lists conditions for the head unit's remote/antenna leads and alternative connection methods if needed.
Identifies key components (leads, switches, fuses) used in the connection process.
Explains how to set the crossover mode (LP, HP, OFF) and adjust the crossover frequency between 50-200 Hz.
Details how to adjust the input gain control for optimal sound levels and to prevent distortion.
Covers Bass EQ settings and how to select input channels for different system configurations.
Explains how to set the input mode for stereo, bridged, or summed subwoofer systems.
Explains the subsonic mode selector for bass frequencies and the power indicator light status.
Details specific channel and input mode selectors for the MRV-F307 model.
Illustrates the wiring for a 5-channel system configuration of the MRV-F357 amplifier.
Provides notes on input mode switching and identifies diagram components for the MRV-F357.
Illustrates the wiring for a 4-channel system configuration of the MRV-F357 amplifier.
Illustrates the wiring for a 3-channel system configuration of the MRV-F357 amplifier.
Illustrates the wiring for a 4-channel system configuration of the MRV-F307 amplifier.
Illustrates the wiring for a 3-channel system configuration of the MRV-F307 amplifier.
Illustrates the wiring for a 2-channel system configuration of the MRV-F307 amplifier.
Shows how to connect speaker input leads for 4-channel systems, using either RCA or speaker level inputs.
Illustrates the wiring for a 2-channel stereo system configuration of the MRV-T707/MRV-T407.
Illustrates the wiring for a single channel system configuration of the MRV-T707/MRV-T407.
Shows wiring for single channel stereo systems and speaker input connections.
Details the connections for speaker input leads, emphasizing input type selection.
Details power output ratings for various configurations and electrical characteristics like impedance and frequency response.
Lists dimensions, weight, signal-to-noise ratio, slew factor, and other performance specifications.
Provides crucial notices regarding FCC compliance, serial number recording, and proper usage.
Lists the accessories provided with the amplifier, such as screws, wrenches, and fuses.
