Why Sound Magus Amplifier has distorted sound?
Distorted sound from your Sound Magus Amplifier can occur if the input level control is not correctly matched to the head unit's signal level. Ensure the input level control is properly set. It's also advisable to set the input level as low as possible. Furthermore, check for any short circuits in the speaker leads and ensure all crossover frequencies are correctly configured.
What to do if Sound Magus Amplifier gets very hot?
If your Sound Magus Amplifier is overheating, verify that the minimum load impedance for your amplifier model is correct. Also, make sure there is sufficient air circulation around the amplifier. In certain setups, adding an external cooling fan might be necessary.
Why Sound Magus PK600.1M Amplifier protection LED comes on?
The protection LED on your Sound Magus Amplifier may activate due to a few reasons. First, check for short circuits in the speaker leads. Also, ensure that the speaker load is not beyond the minimum specified load. If these aren't the issue, remove the speaker leads and reset the amplifier. If the protection LED persists, the amplifier may be faulty and require servicing.
How to fix high hiss in Sound Magus PK600.1M speakers?
To address high hiss in your Sound Magus Amplifier speakers, check if the RCA cable is shorted to the power ground on the amplifier side. Also, inspect the amplifier's grounding to ensure it's properly connected.
Why Sound Magus PK600.1M will not power up?
If your Sound Magus Amplifier isn't powering on, ensure you have a solid ground connection. Then, check that there's battery power reaching the (+) terminal. Inspect all fuses and replace them if needed. Finally, confirm that the Protection LED is not lit.
What to do if Sound Magus PK600.1M has low output?
If your Sound Magus Amplifier has low output, try resetting the level control. Also, check the crossover control settings.
What to do if Sound Magus PK600.1M Amplifier has no output?
If your Sound Magus Amplifier has no output, first, check that the RCA audio cables are correctly plugged into the appropriate inputs. Next, verify all speaker wiring. Finally, inspect the head unit output and the amplifier level settings.
Welcome and initial instructions for using the SOUNDMAGUS amplifier.
Important safety warning regarding the amplifier's load on the vehicle's charging system.
Lists the key features and capabilities of the SOUNDMAGUS amplifiers.
Diagram illustrating the panel layout for PK600.1M and PK1000.1M models.
Instructions for connecting speakers or subwoofers to the amplifier terminals.
Guide for connecting the +12V power terminal with a fuse or circuit breaker.
Instructions for connecting the remote turn-on lead to power the amplifier.
How to properly connect the amplifier's ground cable to the vehicle frame.
Explanation of the GAIN control for matching input signal sensitivity.
Description of the Low Pass Filter (LPF) control and its frequency adjustment.
Explanation of the Subsonic Filter to remove unwanted low frequencies.
How to adjust the center frequency for bass boost.
How to adjust the level of bass boost.
How to adjust the shape of the bass boost frequency curve.
Function of the CLIP LIMIT switch to reduce distortion.
Controls for X-over mode and frequency on PK1400.4M models.
Adjusting bass boost frequency and level.
Description of the High Pass Filter (HPF) control and its frequency adjustment.
Switch and knob for selecting filter modes and adjusting frequency.
Switch to select between 2-channel and 4-channel input modes.
Explanation of dual input sensitivity for PK700.4M/PK1400.4M models.
Options for auto turn-on/off modes (DC Offset/Rem/Audio).
Description of the RUN LED indicator for normal operation.
Description of the ALARM LED indicator for fault conditions.
Description of the Limit Indicator LED for clipping or overheating.
Connection for the optional remote controller.
Explanation of RCA input jacks for audio source connection.
Input for slave amplifier in bridged mode.
Output for master amplifier in bridged mode.
Table specifying cable gauge and fuse ratings for different models.
Instructions for connecting the amplifier's ground cable to the vehicle frame.
Instructions for connecting the remote terminal to the head unit.
Guide for installing the fuse holder within 18 inches of the battery.
Connecting all inputs with high-quality cables and Remote Control.
Instruction to insert fuses into the battery fuse holder.
Instructions for bridging channels for 2-CH and 4-CH subwoofer setups.
Diagrams showing mono amplifier wiring configurations.
Diagram for PK1000.1M bridged mode with two amplifiers (master/slave).
Critical notes and precautions for bridging amplifiers.
Wiring diagram for PK700.4M/PK1400.4M in four-channel mode.
Wiring diagram for PK700.4M/PK1400.4M in three-channel mode.
Troubleshooting steps for when the amplifier does not power on.
Troubleshooting steps when the protection LED is illuminated.
Troubleshooting steps for when there is no audio output.
Troubleshooting steps for low audio output levels.
Troubleshooting steps for unwanted hiss in speakers.
Troubleshooting steps for distorted audio output.
Troubleshooting steps for an overheating amplifier.
Detailed technical specifications for each amplifier model.
Physical dimensions of the amplifiers.
General| Channels | 1 |
|---|---|
| Subsonic Filter | 10Hz - 50Hz |
| Bass Boost | 0 - 12dB |
| Input Sensitivity | 0.2V - 6V |
| Fuse Rating | 30A |
| RMS power at 1 ohm | 600W |
| Frequency Response | 10Hz |
| Low Pass Filter | 50Hz |
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