Specifications

4. OPERATIONS
Setting system volume
1. Turn the master volume and subwoofer level controls to their minimum settings.
2. Turn the source unit on and increase the volume until you hear distortion.
3. Reduce the volume to just below the distortion point (approximately 80% of full
volume).
This is the maximum usable musical signal for the source unit. Turning the volume
beyond this point increases noise and distortion without increasing the musical
signal.
Note
Once you set the source unit volume, do not change it, Always use the
volume
control on the Equalizer as the master(main) volume control,
The
Equalizer has better electronics, a higher sound to noise
ratio,
and is more linear than the volume settings on any source
unit available.
Adjusting the controls
This Equalizer provides a graphic adjustment band for each of seven frequency ranges:
sub, low, mid, mid-high and high frequency. You can adjust the center of each frequency
band to fine tune the acoustical response to your vehicle's interior.
1. Set all frequencies to the center position. The small dot on the control knob should
be set at 12 o'clock.
2. Play your favorite music track and adjust the individual controls to suit your taste.
Avoid extreme settings, which can distort musical peaks.
3. Increase
or decrease the equalizer gain controls to suit your taste.
4. If your system includes a subwoofer, slowly increase the subwoofer level until you
hear a solid bass.
5. If your system includes rear speakers, adjust the fader control to add rear sound.
Set it so most of the music comes from the front and only fills the rear.
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