
GTA 260
GTA 260
Warranty
We provide manufac turer's warranty for 12 months
from the date of sale for products purchased within
India.
Recommendation
The performance of an amplier can only be as good as
its installation. Correct installation increases the overall
per forma nce of your car sound system. The GTA
amplier should be installed by a trained person. If you
would like to install it yourself, please read these
installation instructions very carefully and allow yourself
sufficient time for the installation.
In conclusion, allow us a few words about the topic of
health protection:
During the playback of music in your vehicle, please
consider that continuous sound-pressure levels above
100 dB can lead to permanent damages to the human
ear and even to loss of hearing. Using today's highperformance systems and loudspeaker congurations
allows for reaching sound-pressure levels above 130 dB.
Safety notes
Please observe the following safety notes during the
installation and connection.
- Disconnect the negative terminal of the battery!
Observe the safety notes of the vehicle manufacturer.
- When you drill holes, ensure that you do not damage
any vehicle components.
- Please use minimum 10AWG power & ground cable
with a fuse located within 18 inches of the battery.
- Use cable glands for holes with sharp edges.
- An incorrect installation can result in malfunctions of
the electronic vehicle systems or sound system.
Installation and connection instructions
With respect to accident safety, the GTA 260 must be
secured in a professional way.
When selecting the installation location, select a dry
location that offers sufficient air circulation for cooling
the amplier.
The GTA 260 must not be installed on rear shelves, rear
seats or other locations that are open to the front.
The installation location must be suitable to accept the
accompanying screws and provide a rm support.
The amplier power cable must be tted with a fuse no
more than 30 cm from the battery to protect the vehicle
battery in case of a short circuit between power
amplier and battery. The fuse of the amplier protects
only the amplier, not the vehicle battery.
Use loudspeakers with 2 - 4 Ohms impedance (see table
or installation drawing). Do not connect loudspeakers to
ground, use only the referenced terminals.
Application options and loudspeaker connection
Stereo mode
Max power 2 x 180 W / 4 Ω Fig. 4
Mono mode
Max power 1 x 360 W / 4 Ω Fig. 5
Stereo mode
RMS power 2 x 60 W / 4 Ω Fig. 4
Mono mode
RMS power 1 x 180 W / 4 Ω Fig. 5
Stereo mode
RMS power 2 x 90 W / 2 Ω Fig. 4
Frequency response 10 Hz - 30,000 Hz
Signal-to-noise ratio > 85 dB @ RMS power
Signal-to-noise ratio > 75 dB @ 1 W / 1 kHz
Distortion factor (RMS) < 0.08 %
Stability 2 Ω (4 Ω in bridge mode)
Input sensitivity 0.2 - 8 V
Low-pass lter
(Low Pass) 50 - 250 Hz
High-pass lter
(High Pass) 80 Hz
Bass boost 0 dB / 6 dB / 12 dB
Dimensions
W x H x D (mm)
W x H x D (")
155 x 53 x 185
6.1 x 2.1 x 7.3
Audio inputs (see Fig. 3)
You can select between 2 different audio inputs;
- Cinch (RCA)
- Hi level (loudspeaker connections)
Use only one of the audio inputs; otherwise, it may lead
to audio interference.
The preamplier outputs are connected to the cinch
(RCA) socketsj) via a shielded sound cable.
With control via the loudspeaker outputs, the input
connections of pos. k/l are fed t o the clo sest
loudspeaker cables (front or rear) on the left and right.
They a re separated and connec ted t o the inp ut
connections. The polarity of the +or - connections must
be observed. Bridge output stages (BTL) can also be
connected directly without an additional adapter.
Positive / negative connection
- We recommend a minimum cross section of 10 AWG
- Route commercially available positive cable to the
battery and connect via fuse holder.
- Use cable glands for holes with sharp edges.
- Securely fasten commercially available negative
cables to a noise-free ground point (chassis screw,
chassis metal) not to the negative pole of the battery.
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GTA 260
GTA 260
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- Scrape the contact surfaces of the ground point until
they are bright and grease with graphite grease.
Integrated fuses (Fuse)
The fuses integrated in the amplier (Fuse) protect the
power amplier and the entire electrical system in case
of an error. If a replacement fuse is used, never bridge
fuses or replace them with a type with higher current.
Connection examples
Connection of the voltage supply............Fig. 2
Audio inputs....................................................Fig. 3
Loudspeaker connections..........................Fig. 4/5
+12V
Remote connection of the amplier with switchable
+12V voltage source.
This allows the amplier to be switched on and off using
the on/off-switch of the radio device.
Level control
The Level control is used to adjust the input sensitivity of
the power amplier to the output voltage of your car
sound system preamplier output.
The adjustment range is from 0.2 V to 10V.
If a car sound system of a third party manufacturer is
connected, the input sensitivity must be adjusted
corresponding to the manufacturer data.
An important explanations in this context:
By turning the control clockwise, the input sensitivity of
the amplier and, therefore, also the volume increases.
However, this is not a volume control; no further
amplier output can be achieved in the full position,
even if it may sound like that at the beginning. The
system merely increases the volume faster if the volume
control of the car sound system is turned up.
DC Offset- 4
When connecting to an OE radio, it may not be possible
to connect the remote turn on lead on the amplier,
please use the high level input available on the side
panel & turn on DC Offset to automatically turn on/off
the amplier when the OE radio is turned on / off.
Loudspeaker connections
As with every audio component, the correct polarity of
amplier and loudspeakers is important for a good bass
response. For this reason, ensure that the positive (+)
connection of the amplier is connected with the
positive connection (+) of the loudspeaker; the same
applies to the negative (-) connections. In addition, the
left amplier channel must be connected with the left
loudspeaker and the right amplier channel with the
right loudspeaker.
Bridged loudspeaker connections
The GTA amplier can also be bridged for a mono
conguration. In this conguration, the amplier
combines the right and left channel to a single-channel
output (mono output).
Caution:
In a bridge circuit, the amplier load must be 4 ohm
or higher. A lower load leads to overheating & cause
the amplier to switch off & can cause permanent
damage.
Adjusting the type and range of the
frequency crossovers
With the GTA 260, the type of frequency crossover (i.e.
"Low Pass" or "Hi-Pass") and the desired frequency can
be adjusted. For example, if a subwoofer is to be
connected, the low-pass settings shown are required
(Fig. 3). The frequency is dependent upon the frequency
ra nge of th e lo udspea ke rs (s ee reco mm end ed
frequency range of the loudspeakers).
High-Pass - 80Hz
At a setting of 80Hz, the amplier has a frequency range
of 80Hz to 30,000Hz. (Ideal for Coaxial & Component
Speakers).
Low-pass frequency control
This control is active if the switch is in the position "LowPass", and allows for setting the desired entry frequency.
Example: At a setting of 120Hz, the amplier has a
fr eque ncy ra nge o f 1 0Hz t o 1 20H z. (I deal for
Subwoofers).
Bass boost
The bass boost control is used to adjust the bass
response of the amplier.
The setting options are: 0 dB / +6 dB / +12 dB.
Power-on indicator (PWR / PRO)
Green LED: Output stage on, regular operating status.
Red LED: Output stage is electronically switched off due
to an error.
Recycling & Disposal
Please use the return and collection systems
available to dispose of the product.
Subject to changes