SPOTLIGHT
12 LOW FREQUENCY FILTER
This Filter rolls off audio signals below 30Hz. In this way bass performance will
be improved, because the subsonic motion of the cone will be cut out and more
power is made available to the woofer in the audible range of frequencies. If you
want our view: Keep the Filter ON most of the time unless you are filtering the
signal before the input of the amplifier. Especially vented speakers (bass-reflex)
are very sensitive to subsonic frequencies (below 30Hz).
13 OUTPUT MODE SELECTOR
The D series power amplifier presents three operating modes:
-StereoMode
In this mode, CH A and CH B operate independently (as a normal stereo amplifier)
The CH A input signal will be output from the CH A output connector, and CH B
input signal will be output from the CH B output connector.
- Bridged Mode
In this mode, CH A input signal will be output from the bridge-mono output connector.
Detail wiring diagram you can refer to chapter 4.
14 COOLING FAN
This fan secures enough cooling for your amplifier. The airflow is front-to-rear. The fan
speed is electronically regulated depending on the temperature of the power devices.
- Parallel Mono Mode
In this mode, CH A input signal will be output from the output connectors of both
channels. Detail wiring diagram you can refer to chapter 4.
3. CONTROL ELEMENTS
7
To Next Page
Loading...
Need help?
General
