Amplifier Settings; Bass Boost - Ultimate T2 Serie Manual Del Usuario

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T2-Series

Amplifier Settings

The gain control (input sensitivity) on this amp is not a volume control. It is designed to provide proper
matching of various source units to this amplifier, and provides a reference to how much signal will be
necessary to reach maximum operating power. Correct settings will ensure safe operation for both your
amplifier and speakers.
• Start by turning the gain level to the "8 volt" setting. This is the minimum level, far left.
• Next, turn up your head unit volume up to 75% of max volume. For example, if your digital volume control goes to "50" ,
you would use the "40" level for this exercise.
• Last, slowly begin increasing the gain until distortion becomes audible, then turn the gain back a notch.You have now
properly set your input sensitivity.
Crossover Control
Your amplifier has been designed with an onboard 18db/oct crossover, or filter management system. How
you configure these settings will be dependent on the speakers you are connecting to the amp. The crossover
circuit consists of two main settings: 1. Filter Type; 2. Frequency Adjustment.
The "filter type" is controlled by a "LPF, FULL, HPF" switch. The low-pass filter, LPF, will allow only low
frequency information to pass on to the speakers. The opposite would be achieved using the HPF, high pass
filter. When no filter is required, the FULL setting would be selected, allowing all frequencies to pass.
For proper operation of some speakers, it is necessary to select the crossover point to which they will play.
The "frequency adjustment" setting allows you to accomplish this. In a LPF mode, only frequencies up to the
crossover point will play, with a gentle roll-off beyond that point. In HPF mode, any frequency above that
point will be heard, with those below being filtered away gradually.

Bass Boost

Sometimes, we want a little more kick to our system's bottom end. Your amplifier has been outfitted with an
internal circuit to provide a boost at frequencies surrounding 45hz. A bass boost should be treated similar to
a gain control. Proper adjustment of this setting will be required to ensure safe operation of your amplifier
and speakers. When boosting the lower frequencies, turning the input sensitivity down would be required.
Failure to do so may result in permanent damage.
Low Level Output
Rather than running a 2nd RCA for multiple amplifiers, the low level output will provide a full-range signal.
Fading capability will not be possible in this arrangement.
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