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5. Boost Eq: Your AC Series amplier incorporates a two stage
Boost Eq. circuit that is not only active in Low Pass Mode but is
also active in High Pass Mode. In Low Pass Mode, the Boost
Eq. can increase output 0-18dB centered at 45Hz. In High Pass
Mode, the Boost Eq can increase output 0-18dB centered
at 12kHz. Note if you turn up the Boost Eq, you will need to
readjust the Input Gains to avoid clipping the output signal.
Using the Clipping LED’s will help set your Boost Eq and Input
Gains properly.
6. Low Pass (LP/BP) Filter Frequency Filter: This
potentiometer is used when the amplier is set to Low Pass
Mode and allows you to adjust the crossover frequency from
40Hz – 400Hz.
7. Crossover Filter Selector: Depending on how you will use
your AC Amplier, you will select the appropriate setting on the
Crossover switch. Set the Crossover Switch to LP/BP mode if
you are using Subwoofers or MidBass drivers. Set the switch
to HP if you want the amplier’s internal crossover to serve as
a high pass lter. When the switch is set to the Full position
will allow the amplier to send its full bandwidth to your
speakers. Avoid changing the crossover switches with the
audio system playing at high volumes as this may damage
your speakers.
8. High Pass Filter Frequency Filter: This potentiometer is
used when the amplier is set to High Pass Mode and allows
you to adjust the crossover frequency from 40Hz – 400Hz.
9. Multiplier x1 and x10 Selector: This selector is a
frequency multiplier that aects the HP Filter. If the amplier is
used in High Pass mode, selecting the x1 position will allow you
to adjust the frequency between 40Hz – 400Hz and up. Pushing
the button to the x10 position will now allow you to adjust the
frequency between 400Hz to 4,000Hz and up. Using the x10
position is ideal if you are using the amplier to run midranges
where you do not want lower frequencies to be reproduced.
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