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If you're experiencing distorted audio with your Bass Habit Amplifier, it could be due to a defective unit causing distortion. First, check the GAIN control to ensure it is properly set. If the issue persists, inspect the source unit or the amplifier itself for any defects.
Warning about hearing damage from loud music and product liability. Recommends professional installation.
Tips on disconnecting the battery, checking clearances, routing cables, and ensuring secure connections.
Ensure adequate air circulation and choose secure, dry mounting locations to prevent damage.
Connect the amplifier's GND terminal to a solid point on the vehicle chassis.
Connect a wire to the positive battery terminal with an appropriate inline fuse.
Connect the amplifier's REM terminal to the source unit's remote turn-on lead.
Connect speakers using minimum 1.25 mm²/16 gauge wire with a 1 ohm minimum impedance.
Connect line outputs from the source unit to the Line L/R inputs and utilize the full-range line output.
Properly adjust GAIN for input sensitivity and BASS BOOST for desired low-frequency enhancement.
Configure the Low Pass Filter (LPF) and High Pass Filter (HPF) for optimal sound.
Install and connect the subwoofer remote volume control for convenient listening position adjustments.
Detailed technical specifications for SE600.1DF, SE1000.1DF, SE2000.1DF, and SE3000.1DF models.
Solutions for common symptoms like no audio, distorted audio, and lack of bass.
General| Amplifier Class | D |
|---|---|
| Number of channels | 1 |
| RMS power @ 1 ohm | 600W |
| Low pass filter | 50Hz-250Hz |
| Subsonic filter | 10Hz-50Hz |
| Bass boost | 0-12dB |
| Input sensitivity | 0.2V-6V |
| Signal to Noise Ratio | >90dB |
| Operating Voltage | 9V-16V |
| Frequency Response | 10Hz |
