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Discusses the importance of system design, component synergy, and clean audio reproduction for amplifier performance.
Details the proper gauge wiring and secure connection methods for power and ground leads to ensure optimal performance.
Outlines the correct order for connecting cables and safely powering on the system for the first time.
Overview of common features across the GTR series, including crossovers, filters, and protection modes.
Details specific controls and functions for the GTR1100.2, including crossover settings and line output.
Explains the features of the GTR1000.4, focusing on channel modes and dual crossover controls.
Covers the specifications and controls for the mono block amplifiers, including subsonic and low pass filters.
Illustrates the basic setup for a full-range stereo system using the GTR1100.2 amplifier.
Details the wiring and switch settings for a mono bridged configuration of the GTR1100.2 amplifier.
Explains how to use the GTR1100.2 for high frequencies in a 2-way system with another amplifier for low frequencies.
Guides the setup for a discrete 4-channel full-range system using the GTR1000.4 amplifier.
Demonstrates how to use the GTR1000.4 in a 2 or 3-channel configuration via mono bridging.
Covers the fundamental setup and wiring for the GTR D-Class mono block sub bass amplifiers.
Guides on adjusting the High Pass filter for optimal low-frequency cutoff and system tuning.
Explains the use of Bass EQ for impact and Low Pass for frequency ceiling in mono amps.
Details how to properly match amplifier input sensitivity to the head unit output for optimal sound.
Explains the amplifier's protection mode and causes/solutions for heatsink overheating.
Covers troubleshooting for systems that won't turn on, blown fuses, and low output power.
Addresses common noise issues like hiss, electrical interference, and engine RPM-related sounds.
Details the terms, coverage period, and specific exclusions for the amplifier's warranty.
Outlines the process for warranty claims, responsibilities, and excluded costs like installation labor.
Details the features and functions of the MX-1 converter, including parametric EQ and clipping indicators.
Explains the MX-3 controller's capabilities for subwoofer sound shaping and bass control.
Describes the MX-2 converter, highlighting its audio signal sense and remote output features.
Covers the MX-4's function in converting speaker wires and activating amplifiers via audio sensing.
Explains how the MAXX-LINK connects multiple mono amps for synchronized control of pre-amp features.
Lists key features of the MLX-100, including clipping indicators, tone generator, and EQ controls.
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