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Bazooka CS8A5 - Wiring Diagram; Power Wire

Bazooka CS8A5
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LEVEL
GRAY/TRACE
HI-LEV
INPUT (-)
GN/TRACE
HI-LEV
INPUT (-)
ORANGE
REMOTE
QUICK
DISCONNECT
YELLOW ON/OFF
JUMPER LOOP
GRAY
HI-LEV
INPUT (+)
GREEN
HI-LEV
INPUT (+)
RCA
PHONO PLUGS
Right & Left Low
Level Inputs
16 GAUGE
BLACK CHASS
I
GROUND
16 GAUGE RED
BATTERY (12v+)
NOTE: REMOVE AUTO TURN-ON LOOP TO USE ORANGE
REMOTE WIRE FOR NORMAL REMOTE TURN-ON
WIRING DIAGRAM
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When using high level inputs, take the time after you make all wiring
connections to run through the AM I IN PHASE procedure of this
manual to confirm that your inputs are in correct electrical phase and
the proper bass response is being produced.
DO NOT substitute the 7.5 amp fuse included with the Amplified
Bazooka with anything other than the same fast blow current rated
fuse. Substitution or deletion will void the product's warranty and may
cause damage to your car or the amplifier.
The 16 gauge red wire on the 14-pin Molex Mini-fit Jr. connector
is the 12 Volt positive power wire. It must be fused and connected
directly to the positive terminal of the battery to provide a power
source with a low voltage drop and low noise. Do not make the
power connection at the fuse block or any point other than the
battery. Improper power sources can reduce output and cause dis-
tortion.
The fuse holder should be connected to the battery's positive termi-
nal. The fuse is designed to prevent fire or damage to your car,
should the battery wire short to ground. Wait to insert the fuse into
its holder until all wire connections have been made.
If it is necessary to lengthen the battery wire, add the required
length between the amplifier and the fuse holder, not the fuse
holder and the battery. Use 16 gauge or larger to extend the bat-
tery wire. It is best to use as short a wire as possible.
Be sure you DO NOT run the power wire next to the input cables of
the amplifier, this will induce noise.
Avoid running the power wire near the radio's antenna or power
leads, or near sensitive equipment or harnesses. The power wire car-
ries substantial currents and could induce noise.
POWER WIRE
CAUTION
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