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Details on High Pass Frequency Selector, Crossover Slope, Signal Gain Control, and Parallel Input Switch.
Details on Subwoofer Input Switch, Bass Boost, Phase Shift, Stereo/Mono, and Output Level Controls.
Connection point for the ground wire.
Connects to the head unit's remote turn-on lead.
Connects directly to the car battery for power supply.
LED that indicates if the unit is powered on.
RCA inputs for the front audio channels.
Enables input signal distribution to multiple channels.
RCA inputs for the rear audio channels.
RCA inputs specifically for the subwoofer channel.
Activates subwoofer output when no dedicated signal source exists.
Selects the cutoff frequency for the front channels (40Hz-400Hz).
Adjusts the range of the High-Pass Frequency Selector.
Sets the crossover slope to 6dB or 12dB per octave.
Sets the cutoff frequency for the subwoofer channel (40Hz-250Hz).
Adjusts the level of the bass boost effect.
Selects the center frequency for the bass boost.
Selects the output phase for the subwoofer channel.
Chooses between stereo or mono output for the subwoofer.
Adjusts the output level for the front and rear high-pass channels.
RCA outputs for the front channels.
RCA outputs for the rear channels.
Adjusts the output level for the subwoofer channel.
RCA outputs for the subwoofer channel.
Connects to a remote control for adjusting subwoofer output level.
Location for fuse replacement, use only a 3 AMP fuse.
Diagram showing connection for a 2-channel stereo system.
Diagram showing connection for a 4-channel stereo system.
Lists possible causes and remedies for the unit not powering on.
Provides checks for low audio output levels.
Offers checks for excessive background noise in the audio signal.
Advises on safe volume levels for driving and hearing preservation.
Recommends keeping electronics away from moisture, dust, heat, and vibrations.
Details on High Pass Frequency Selector, Crossover Slope, Signal Gain Control, and Parallel Input Switch.
Details on Subwoofer Input Switch, Bass Boost, Phase Shift, Stereo/Mono, and Output Level Controls.
Connection point for the ground wire.
Connects to the head unit's remote turn-on lead.
Connects directly to the car battery for power supply.
LED that indicates if the unit is powered on.
RCA inputs for the front audio channels.
Enables input signal distribution to multiple channels.
RCA inputs for the rear audio channels.
RCA inputs specifically for the subwoofer channel.
Activates subwoofer output when no dedicated signal source exists.
Selects the cutoff frequency for the front channels (40Hz-400Hz).
Adjusts the range of the High-Pass Frequency Selector.
Sets the crossover slope to 6dB or 12dB per octave.
Sets the cutoff frequency for the subwoofer channel (40Hz-250Hz).
Adjusts the level of the bass boost effect.
Selects the center frequency for the bass boost.
Selects the output phase for the subwoofer channel.
Chooses between stereo or mono output for the subwoofer.
Adjusts the output level for the front and rear high-pass channels.
RCA outputs for the front channels.
RCA outputs for the rear channels.
Adjusts the output level for the subwoofer channel.
RCA outputs for the subwoofer channel.
Connects to a remote control for adjusting subwoofer output level.
Location for fuse replacement, use only a 3 AMP fuse.
Diagram showing connection for a 2-channel stereo system.
Diagram showing connection for a 4-channel stereo system.
Lists possible causes and remedies for the unit not powering on.
Provides checks for low audio output levels.
Offers checks for excessive background noise in the audio signal.
Advises on safe volume levels for driving and hearing preservation.
Recommends keeping electronics away from moisture, dust, heat, and vibrations.
General| Brand | Boss |
|---|---|
| Model | BX45 |
| Category | Car Stereo System |
| Language | English |
