DB Drive EUPHORIA T265, EUPHORIA T490, EUPHORIA T4125, EUPHORIA M350, EUPHORIA T465 User Manual

EUPHORIA

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EUPHORIA

EUPHORIA

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EUPHORIA

AMPLIFIER MODELS

T265

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T465

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T490

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T4125

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M350

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M500

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M1000

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M2000

USER MANUAL

Installation Instructions / Owners Manual

Due to continous improvement of the product the

specifications are subject to change without notice.

INTRODUCTION

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

KEEP YOUR SALES RECEIPT

RECOMMENDATION

Low Impedance Stability

For added low frequency performance the Multi Channel amplifiers are equipped with a

bass boost @ 45Hz

The “EUPHORIA ” amplifiers include built-in variable crossovers. The crossover features
a variable frequency selection for precise low pass filtering for all mono amplifiers. The
Multi-channel feature independent 12dB per octave High Pass and Low Pass X-Over
Network.

T265 - 2 Ohm Stereo (2 Channel)
F465 - 2 Ohm Stereo (4 Channel)
F490 - 2 Ohm Stereo (4 Channel)
F4125 - 2 Ohm Stereo (4 Channel)
M350 - 2 Ohm Mono
M500 - 1 Ohm Mono
M1000 - 1 Ohm Mono
M2000 - 1 Ohm Mono

selectable 6dB-12dB
The Mono amplifiers feature a variable 0 - 18db boost set @ 45Hz

Tri - Plex Status Indicator

A Tri-Plex LED status indicator will indicate the operational status of the amplifier.
A blue power LED indicates the power is on and operating normal. To aid in setting up
the amplifier a CLIP LED , will be off during normal operation. When the amplifier is over
driven into a soft clip it will light up orange , this is the normal safe limit of operation of
signal. When the amplifiers signal goes into a dangerous hard clip the Clip LED will turn
red. A red protection LED indicates that the internal protection circuit has been activated.
The protect LED will remain off at all other times

FEATURES AND BENEFITS

Multi-Link

The Euphoria M500, M1000 and M2000 have an internal linking circuit that allows you
to link two like model amplifiers so that you can double your output power to a single load.
When linking two like amplifiers they are split up into master and slave units. The master
amplifier becomes the main control for all input signals and gain controls.