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General| Brand | Hifionics |
|---|---|
| Model | Samson HS300.4 |
| Category | Car Amplifier |
| Language | English |
Discusses system design, headroom, clipping, RCA cable routing, and general setup advice for optimal audio performance.
Details amplifier mounting to a board, avoiding metal, ensuring horizontal mounting for optimal heat dissipation.
Explains using sufficient gauge wire, fused distribution blocks, and proper chassis grounding for reliable electrical connections.
Outlines the order of connecting components and the safe procedure for powering up the system for the first time.
Lists key features like impedance handling, input sensitivity, variable crossovers, and diagnostic indicators for Samson amplifiers.
Details the controls and features specific to the 4-channel Samson amplifiers, including mode and crossover settings.
Explains the controls and features of the mono block Samson amplifiers, highlighting specific settings like subsonic and bass boost.
Illustrates how to use 4-channel amps for a full-range stereo system with specific connection and switch settings.
Shows configuring 4-channel amps for 2 or 3-channel operation using mono bridging for enhanced system flexibility.
Details setting up a system with front/rear highs and mono sub bass using 4-channel and mono amplifiers.
Lists specific crossover frequency settings and guides on level control adjustment for amplifier applications.
Specifies minimum acceptable loudspeaker impedances for 4-channel and mono amplifiers for safe operation.
Explains the basic setup and wiring for mono amplifiers, including speaker connections and input sources.
Details the available crossover frequency settings (Low Pass, Subsonic) and Bass EQ for mono amplifiers.
Guides users to the relevant section for setting the amplifier's input level sensitivity for optimal performance.
States the minimum final loudspeaker impedance requirement for the mono amplifier, which is 1-Ohm.
Presents output power ratings for various models at different impedances, including 4-ohm, 2-ohm, and mono bridge configurations.
Lists specifications like soft start, input selector, frequency response, damping factor, S/N ratio, THD, and input impedance.
Details crossover functionalities (HPF, LPF, Subsonic) and their ranges for both 4-channel and mono amplifier configurations.
Covers line output for daisy-chaining, unbalanced RCA inputs, and high-level inputs for connecting to factory speaker outputs.
Lists other features like illuminated badge, terminal types, fuse size, and physical dimensions of the amplifiers.
Provides specific guidance on setting HPF, LPF, Bass Boost, and Level controls for 4-channel Samson amplifiers.
Provides specific guidance on setting Subsonic, Bass Boost, Low Pass, and Level controls for mono Samson amplifiers.
Details how to balance levels for multi-way active systems, suggesting iterative adjustments for optimal sound.
Explains the amplifier's protect mode, its activation conditions, and initial steps to diagnose the cause.
Discusses causes of amplifier overheating, including inadequate cooling and driving into low impedances, and suggests solutions.
Lists common causes for low output power, such as incorrect level controls, low battery voltage, or bad connections.
Identifies reasons for fuse blowing, including incorrect impedance, shorts, or a faulty amplifier.
Guides users through checking fuses, connections, and voltages to diagnose why the system fails to power on.
Covers common noise issues like hiss and electrical interference, suggesting troubleshooting steps for each.
Outlines the warranty period for amplifiers and accessories, specifying conditions for repair or replacement.
Lists conditions not covered by warranty, such as misuse, accident, improper installation, and consequential damages.
Addresses warranty coverage for installation labor, removal, freight charges, and improperly packed items.
Describes the MX-1 converter, its features like parametric bass EQ, clipping indicators, and high-level inputs.
Details the MX-3 bass controller, its parametric EQ, clipping indicators, and ability to shape bass response.
Explains the MX-2 converter, its high-level inputs, audio signal sense turn-on, and remote output features.
Describes the MX-4 converter, highlighting its high-level inputs and remote output for amplifier activation.
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