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General| Channels | 1 |
|---|---|
| Input Sensitivity | 200mV - 6V |
| S/N Ratio | >90 dB |
| Bass Boost | 0 - 12 dB |
| Phase Shift | 0° - 180° |
| Power Output at 1 Ohm | 600 Watts |
Expresses gratitude and congratulations to the user for purchasing the PowerBass Autosound amplifier.
Lists the necessary tools and initial steps required before installing the amplifier.
Outlines essential safety measures and considerations before and during amplifier installation.
Provides instructions and considerations for properly mounting the amplifier in a vehicle for optimal cooling.
Discusses optimal locations for mounting the amplifier, emphasizing ventilation and protection from elements.
Highlights critical warnings related to amplifier mounting, including heat, vibration, and electrical safety.
Explains the function of each control, indicator, terminal, and fuse on the amplifier's panel.
Explains how to connect the amplifier's power input, including voltage checks and fuse placement.
Details how to establish a proper ground connection for optimal amplifier performance and safety.
Explains how to connect the remote turn-on lead to power the amplifier on/off with the source unit.
How to match the amplifier's input sensitivity to the head unit's output level for optimal sound.
Instructions on setting the crossover frequency to filter unwanted frequencies for the woofer.
Adjusts the bass equalization to enhance low frequencies, with a warning about excessive gain.
Details how to connect the optional remote gain control module for convenient bass adjustment.
Guidance on selecting and connecting speaker wire, ensuring correct polarity and preventing shorts.
Wiring diagram for connecting a single voice coil subwoofer (2-4 ohm) to the amplifier.
Wiring diagram for connecting two single voice coil subwoofers (4 ohm each) to the amplifier.
Wiring diagram for connecting one dual voice coil subwoofer (4 ohm) to the amplifier, resulting in 2 ohm load.
Important caution regarding proper impedance and seeking professional help if unsure.
