Model 1B Acoustimass® Module Schematic Diagram.................................. 5
SPECIFICATIONS
External Dimensions:Bass Module: 19" x 14" x 7.5"
Packed System: 26.2" x 19.8" x 10.6"
Weight:Bass Module: 18.7 lb
Transducer Complement:2 - 5 1/4" Woofers
Power Handling:100 Watts per channel
Usable Frequency Range:Bass Box: 55 Hz to 200 Hz
Sensitivity: Pink Noise:76dB-spl, 1 Watt @ 1 Meter
IEC Noise:78.6dB-spl, 1 Watt @ 1 Meter
PROPRIETARY INFORMATION
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BOSE
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CORPORATION WHICH IS BEING FURNISHED ONLY
FOR THE PURPOSE OF SERVICING THE IDENTIFIED BOSE
PRODUCT BY AN AUTHORIZED BOSE SERVICE CENTER OR
OWNER OF THE BOSE PRODUCT, AND SHALL NOT BE
REPRODUCED OR USED FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE.
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The FreeSpace® Model 1B Acoustimass® Module is a passive bass unit with a crossover at
200 Hz. The crossover will feed four (two per channel) 8Ω impedance, or eight
(four per channel) 4Ω impedance FreeSpace Model 6 loudspeakers. It offers several
advantages over a powered bass box system.
• The FreeSpace Model 1B Acoustimass Module does not require the wiring of AC mains
during installation. This can represent a significant savings in installation costs.
• The FreeSpace Model 1B Acoustimass Module is designed to be used with the AMPlus™
Series Amplifiers. It is able to take advantage of all of the features of the amplifiers, such
as Opti-voice
selection.
• The FreeSpace Model 1B Acoustimass Module can also be used with the the Model 8,
Model 32, and Model 25 loudspeakers to form a complete extended bandwidth system.
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paging, Dynamic EQ, Page Vectoring, Dynamic Compensation, and source
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DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY PROCEDURES
Note: Refer to Figure 4. for the following
procedures.
1. Driver Removal
1.1 Remove the six screws (5) that secure
the rear cover (8) to the cabinet.
1.2 Slide the rear cover off far enough to
reach the woofer harness cables (10) on
the crossover assembly (9).
1.3 Unplug the woofer harness cables from
the crossover assembly. You can now
completely remove the rear cover.
1.4 Remove the four screws (3) that secure
the woofer assembly (2) to the cabinet.
1.5 Cut the wires as close to the terminals
as possible.
2. Driver Replacement
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Note: Refer to Figure 3, FreeSpace
1B Acoustimass
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Module Schematic
Model
Diagram, for wiring information.
3. Crossover Removal
3.1 Remove the six screws (5) that secure
the rear cover (8) onto the Acoustimass
Bass Module.
3.2 Slide the rear cover off of the bass box
until you can reach the connectors for the
woofer harness cables (10).
3.3 Unplug the woofer harness
cables from the crossover assembly (9).
3.4 Unplug the connector harness
assembly (7) from the crossover assembly.
3.5 Remove the four screws that secure
the crossover assembly to the rear panel.
4. Crossover Replacement
4.1 Mount the crossover assembly (9) to the
rear cover (8) using the four screws
removed in Procedure 3.5.
4.2 Plug the connector harness
assembly (7) onto the crossover assembly.
2.1 Observing polarity, solder the woofer
harness cable (10) leads to the woofer
assembly (2).
2.2 Secure the woofer assembly to the
cabinet using the four screws (3) removed in
Procedure 1.4.
Note: Be sure to re-align the woofer
gasket (1) with the cabinet in order to make
an airtight seal.
2.3 Plug the connectors for the woofer
harness cables onto the crossover
assembly (9) located on the rear cover (8).
2.4 Slide the rear cover back onto the
bass box, and secure it using the six screws
(5) removed in Procedure 1.1.
4.3 Plug the woofer harness cables (10)
onto the crossover assembly.
4.4 Secure the rear cover to the
Acoustimass Bass Module using the six
screws (5) removed in Procedure 3.1.
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TEST PROCEDURES
1. Rub and Tick Test
1.1 Perform Disassembly/Assembly
Procedure 1.1-1.4 in order to gain access to
the driver to be tested.
1.2 Apply a 10 Volt rms, 10 Hz signal to
the driver input terminals.
1.3 Replace any driver that has a rubbing
or ticking noise. Quiet ticks are acceptable
if they cannot be heard at a distance of 1
foot.
Note: To distinguish between normal
suspension noise and rubs or ticks, displace
the surround of the driver slightly with your
fingers. If the noise can be made to go
away, or get worse, it is a tick or a rub, and
the driver should be replaced. If the noise
stays the same, it is suspension noise and
the driver is fine. Suspension noises will not
be heard with program material.
3.3 Sweep the oscillator from 10 Hz to
500 Hz. Sweep rate shall be 3-5 seconds.
Listen carefully for buzzes, rattles, or other
noises.
Note: A whooshing noise from the bass
box ports at approximately 45 Hz and 110
Hz is acceptable (port tuned frequencies).
Note: A small air leak at the input/output
terminal is acceptable.
3.4 Reduce input signal to 4 Vrms, 500 Hz.
3.5 Sweep the oscillator from500 Hz to
7 kHz. Sweep rate shall be 3-5 seconds.
Listen carefully for buzzes, rattles, or other
noises.
3.6 Repeat sweep test for LEFT channel
only, then for RIGHT channel only.
3.7 Listen for any extraneous noises.
2. Air Leak Test
2.1 Perform test setup in Figure 1. Test
Setup Diagram, but do not connect the
satellite speakers.
2.2 Apply a 14 Vrms, 45 Hz signal to the
bass module.
2.3 Listen carefully for air leaks (audible as
a whistling or sputtering sound) at cabinet
seams. Minimum listening time should be 5
seconds/test.
3. System Sweep Test
3.1 Connect the system as in Figure 1.
Test Setup Diagram.
Note: Refer to Figure 5. for the
Acoustimass
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Bass Module Rear Panel
Label diagram.
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Audio Signal
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3.2 Apply a 14 Vrms, 10 Hz signal to both
the left and right inputs.
Power Amplifier
Figure 1. Test Setup Diagram
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