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Brand | SpeakerCraft |
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Model | Big Bang BB835 |
Category | Amplifier |
Language | English |
Highlights sophisticated design and premium internal components for superior sound quality and reliability.
Each channel is individually protected; only affected channels shut down during faults, others continue playing.
Assigns a variety of source inputs to each of the 12 channels for custom audio installations.
Combines adjacent channels to provide extra power for a single mono channel.
Allows independent adjustment of each channel's output level for balanced room audio.
Simplifies speaker connections using optional, separately purchased InstaLLock™ connectors.
Offers constant, trigger, and audio sense modes for seamless integration and external device activation.
A system design playing the same source simultaneously in all rooms, with synchronized changes across locations.
A system design allowing different sources to be played independently in each room or zone.
Describes combining two channels to create a single mono channel for increased volume in specific areas.
Defines a source as any component providing an audio signal, such as CD players or tuners.
Explains a channel as a distinct amplifier unit providing output to one speaker.
Allows independent adjustment of each channel's output level to balance volume across different areas.
Enables each channel to play inputs from the BUS, AUX, or its own LINE input.
Selects the left, right, or combined left/right audio signal for channels using BUS or AUX inputs.
Allows a single source signal to be distributed to multiple channels on the amplifier.
Permits a secondary source signal to be distributed to any of the amplifier's channels.
Allows selection between 8Ω or 4Ω to optimize amplifier performance with various speaker loads.
Details three methods (Constant, Trigger, Audio Sense) for turning the amplifier on and off.
Illustrates distributing audio throughout a home, where all speakers receive the same audio signal.
Shows providing an independent audio signal to one area using a separate source.
Demonstrates listening to different audio signals in each zone, relying on multi-zone preamplifiers.
Explains accessing home theater receiver sources for use in a multi-room installation.
Guidelines on proper placement, ventilation, and avoiding heat or moisture for optimal amplifier performance.
Guides on selecting Constant, Trigger, or Audio Sense modes for amplifier power-up.
Details how to select sources (BUS, AUX, LINE) and stereo signals (L, R, R+L) for each channel.
Explains how to combine two adjacent channels for increased mono power output to a single speaker.
Instructions on setting the impedance switch to 8Ω or 4Ω based on speaker load requirements.
Describes the 12V output for triggering external devices when the amplifier is active.
Explains using standard binding posts or optional InstaLLock™ connectors for speaker connections.
Details connecting sources via BUS, AUX, or LINE IN inputs for optimal system integration.
Instructions for connecting the amplifier to a power source and avoiding switched outlets.
Explains the function of the front panel power switch for complete amplifier shut-off.
Indicates when the amplifier is powered on and operational.
Alerts users to faults in wiring, speakers, or the amplifier causing channel shutdowns.
Allows independent adjustment of each channel's output level for balancing system audio.
Addresses issues like incorrect cable connections, bad cables, or blown internal fuses.
Covers incorrect input selection, bridging switch issues, or speaker connection problems.
Discusses potential causes like ground loops, AC power issues, or faulty cables.
Troubleshooting steps for power outlet issues, the power switch, and incorrect Power Mode settings.
Details the amplifier's power delivery at 8 ohms with all channels driven.
Specifies the voltage required for rated output.
States the input impedance of the amplifier.
Lists the THD performance at specific frequencies and load conditions.
Outlines the terms, conditions, and limitations of the product's warranty.