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PBODUCTINFORMADON
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Dealer's Date
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of Purchase
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INJ"RODUCJ"ION
Thank
you
for purchasing this
with
MTX
speakers enjoyment whether and
enjoy
the
ultimate audio experience with
and
you
MTX subwoofers provide superior are
waking
FEAJ"URES
Compact
Double
• Surface
MOSFET
LPF
Adjustable
Noise
• Short,
Sided
Mount
Design
and
H
Free Thermal,
Size
PCB
PF
Crossover Bass Design
Components
Boost
and
High/Low Voltage Protection
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Audio Hi-Performance amplifier. Proper installation matched
sound
and
performance for endless hours of
the
neighbors
MTX!
or
just out enjoying your tunes. Congratulations
CONJ"IIOL
1.
Speakers- Connect speakers/subwoofers polarity. Never connect
2.
+BATT(+ positive terminal of battery. appropriate
3.
Remote
the
remote
4.
GND- Connect this cable directly been
stripped of
a
good amplifier power cable. ground terminal
5.
RCA
Input
source unit with a
quality twisted pair cables the
system.
FUNCJ"IONS
the
speaker cables
12
Volt Power)- Connect this terminal through a
the
vehicle battery
WARNING:
gauge
Turn
On-
turn
idea
to
Jacks-
Always protect this power cable
within
This
on
lead
all
replace
18
inches
terminal turns
of
the
paint down
the
factory
head
to
CAUTION:
or
any
other factory
These minimum
RCA
input jacks
level of
is
recommended
to
these terminals.
to
the
chassis ground.
or
the
positive terminal of
by
(45cm)
unit
to
the
the
ground
Do
200mV
of
the
battery terminal connection.
on
the
amplifier when(+)
or
signal source.
frame of
bare
at this
not connect this terminal directly
ground
are
the
vehicle. Make
metal.
is
Use
the
time
with a cable
points.
for
use
with source units that
required for proper operation.
to
decrease
Be
FUSE
installing a
shortest distance possible.
the
possibility of radiated
sure
or
CIRCUIT
an
12
volt
equal
to
check wire for proper
BREAKER
isolated
fuse
is
sure
audio
or
circuit breaker of
applied
the
or
to
the
to
metal
larger
than
vehicle battery
have
RCA
The
use
to
the
system
it.
Connect
frame
It
is
the
outputs. A
of
high
noise
entering
the
it
has
always
new
to
6.
Gain
voltage.
7.
Low frequency.
8.
Subsonic 20Hz
Control-
Pass
(OFF)
The
Gain
The
operating
Filter Control (Mono Block) -This control
The
frequency
Filter Control (Mono Block)-
to
50Hz.
This
2
control will
range
is
5V
can
be
function
match
to
200mV.
adju
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sted
should
the
from
This
control
only
MTX.COM
amplifier's sensitivity to
NOTE:
This
is
NOT
a
volume
is
used
to select
40Hz
to
220Hz
for
can
filter out unwanted low frequency
be
used
with vented enclosures.
all
the
bass
the
source units signal
control.
desired low
mono
models.
pass
x-over
from
Page 3
9.
Bass
The
10.
High
frequencies
meaning
11.
X-Over frequencies Pass.
12.
Power
13.
Protection amplifier.
Boost
Level
Switch (Mono
boost frequency
Pass
Filter
(Full
can
be
full
range.
Mode
and
Frequency
played
In
LP
or
H P
mode,
Indicator-
Indicator-
Please
This
disconnect
is
centered at
Range)-
cut off
for
the
the
LED
The
Block)-
This
from
OFF
Control
rear
channels.
crossover frequency
will light
Red
LED
the
amplifier
This
50Hz.
controls
to
200Hz.
(Full
up
.when
will light
the
Range) There
and
switch
frequencies
At
OFF
-These
is
an
can
the
amplifier
up
and
resolve
can
boost
bass
played
position,
option for be
flash
the
no
low frequencies cut
controls allow control
Low
tuned
from
is
working
if there
fault
is
before reconnecting
level
by
OdB,
for
the
front
Pass,
Full
Range,
50Hz
to
750Hz.
properly.
a
fault presented
6dB,
or
channels.
off,
over
the
or
to
the
the
amplifier.
12dB.
Low
High
PANEL
4-Channel
LAYOUT
Amplifier
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Layout
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PANEL
Mono
Block
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WIRING
See
page
26
DIAGRAM
for amplifier wiring diagrams.
INSTALLATION
MTX
recommends your new
Any
deviation from specified installation instructions speakers and/or vehicle's electrical system. covered under warranty.
1.
Disconnect
2.
Determine
air flow for proper cooling. Mark the mounting holes from drilling interfere with installation. Drill the desired holes
3.
Install a positive
or
firewall bushing to
the
interior of
battery at this time.
4.
Install a circuit breaker
of severe
circuit breaker made.
the
the
·mounting
make
sure
the
damage
Now connect your positive power cable
AND
Please
vehicle's negative battery cable.
all
vehicle wires,
(+)
power cable from
avoid
vehicle
NOTE:
or
to
you
is
switched
MOUNTING
THUNDER
verify
place for your
cable
and
Use
fuse
or your vehicle
Off
Series amplifier
all
gas
damage
connect it
only proper
within
or
the
fuse
Damage
connections prior
MTX
amplifier.
lines,
the
vehicle's battery through
from sharp
to
the gauge
18
inches of
in
case
is
taken out of
brake
amplifier's
to
be
installed
can
cause serious
caused from improper installation
to
Keep
lines
and
and
mount
edges
wire for
the
battery.
of
a short circuit
the
the
positive battery terminal of
by a 12
system turn
in
mind
the
amplifier
gas
tank
the
MTX
of
the
firewall.
(+BATT)
both
positive
This
or
fuse
holder untill
terminal.
volt installation specialist.
damage
there should
amplifier.
the
effectively lowers
accident. Make
to
the
on.
to
be
drilled. Before
are
clear
firewall using a grommet
Run Do
not connect
and
negative connections.
all
amplifier,
is
NOT
be
sufficient
and
will not
the
cable through
the
risk
sure
the connections the
battery.
to
the
are
5.
Grounding -
debris opposite
6.
Connect a source unit Power Antenna lead.
7.
Supply
the
corresponding outputs at the source unit
8.
Connect your speakers speaker wire. (THUNDER1000.1)
9.
Double Once
the
fuse
NOTE:
Gain
proceeding with adjustments.
Locate
to
reveal a
end
Remote
does
the
signal
check
verified, reconnect the vehicle's negative battery cable, turn
in
the
Levels
a proper ground point
bare
metal surface. Attach the ground wire
of
the
ground wire
Turn-On
not
have
to
your
to
Your
MTX
minimum
all
previous installation steps,
fuse
holder.
on
the
amplifier should
to
wire from
a dedicated
MTX
amplifier
your
MTX
amp
can
load
for optimum
on
the
vehicle's chassis
to
the
(G
NO)
terminal
the
source unit
Remote
by
amplifier's speaker terminals using
drive a
be
Turn-On
connecting
and
2Q
(THUNDER75.4 & THUNDER500.1)
power.
in
particular, wiring
turned
on
the
MTX
to
the
MTX
lead,
you
the
signal cables using
inputs of
all
the
the
amplifier.
way down (counter clockwise) before
and
remove
that contact point. Connect
amplifier.
amplifier's
may
connect
the
and
component connections.
the
circuit breaker
all
(REM)
to
the
high
correct
and
paint, dirt
terminal. If
source unit's
quality
1Q
gauge
On
RCA
or place
or the
the
to
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INSTALLATION
For
proper perfomance
instructions according
and
to
safety,
the
following. TH
MTX
UNDERl
recommends
000.1
installing
100A
an
Fuse
in
line
fuse
per
the
owner's
manual
THUNDER500.1 THUNDER75.4
TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem
No
LED
Power No
Output
LED
Output
Distorted
Indication
On,
Cause
No+
12V No + 12V Insufficient Blown Power
Volume
on Speaker Gain
Control
Signal
All
Head
Processing
Speakers
Unit
Amplifier
at
Remote
at
Power
Ground
Connection
Connection
Connection
Fuse
Source
Unit
Connections
on
Amplifier
Units
Blown
Volume
Gain
Set
Set Too
Off
Not
Too
High
Made
Off
Off
High
60A 60A
Fuse Fuse
Solution
Supply+ Supply+
Verify
Replace Increase
Make Turn
12V 12V
Ground
Fuse
Volume
Speaker
Up
Gain Apply Power Replace
Lower
Lower
Speakers
Head
Amplifier
to
Terminal
to
Terminal
Connection
on
Source
Connections
to
Signal
Unit
Volume
Gain
Unit
Processor
Balance
Bass
is
Blowing
Reversed
Weak
Fuses
Speaker RCA
Speakers Not
Excessive
Wire L & R
Inputs
Using
Reversed
Wired
MTX
Subwoofers
Output
Out
Amplifier Defective
Reversed
of
Phase
Levels
Correct
Reverse
Wire
Speakers
Buy
MTX
Lower Return
Speaker
RCA
Inputs
with Correct
Subwoofers
the
Volume
for Service
Wire Orientation
Phase
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SPECIFICADONS
Model
Description
Load
1Q
Load
2Q
Load
4Q
Level
Input
Pass
Pass
Filter
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Boost
Response
Filter
Filter
lW
Frequency
Low High Subsonic
THO Signal-to-Noise
Bass
(LPF)
(HPF)
Ratio
THUNDER1000.1
Mono
RMS
W
1000
Power
RMS
1000W
600W 350W
20Hz­40Hz-
RMS RMS RMS
Features
5V
0.2­220Hz
2~0Hz
NA
<0.3%
>75dB
Switch
50Hz
able
20Hz-
0-6dB-12dB
at
THUNDER500.1
RMS
W
500
14.4V
NA
500W
300W
0.2­20Hz­40Hz-
NA
20Hz-
<0.3o/o
>75dB >78dB
0-6dB-12dB
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Mono
RMS RMS
5V 220Hz 220Hz
50Hz
able
THUNDER75.4
RMS
W
75
4x
NA
100W
X
4
4x75WRMS
5V
2-
0. 25kHz
15Hz-
750Hz
50Hz-
200Hz
10Hz-
750Hz
50Hz-
NA
<0.05%
NA
RMS
(Rear)
(Front)
(Rear)
Efficiency
Best Minimum
.External
Optional Low Short Circuit
Overheat
Components
Height
Width
Length
Load
Bass
Remote
Voltage
Protect
4Q
at
Control
Protection Test@
&
Max
Temperature
PCB
(EBC)
Power
Yes,
Protect
SMD
Sided
2.25"
6.31"
12.13"
>80%
1Q Yes
Protect
Pass
80°C
at
176°F
Double
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PCB
FR-4
Dimensions
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(160mm)
(308.5mm)
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2Q
Yes
Protect
Yes,
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2.25"
6.31"
8.94"
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80°C
at
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(160mm)
(227.5mm)
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>60o/o
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Protect
176°F
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2.25"
6.31"
12.13"
2Q
NA
<8V
I
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at
Double
I
PCB
FR-4
(56.5mm)
(160mm)
(308.5mm)
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Mitek Mobile Limited Warranty
Our Guarantee
Mitek Mobile products (including MTX, Streetwires, Coustic and Magnum) purchased in the USA after 1/1/2013 from an authorized Mitek retailer are guaranteed to be free from material defects in products and workmanship for five (5) years to the original end user purchaser, subject to the terms and conditions below.
Length of Limited Warranty and Remedy
The warranty period begins the day the product is purchased by the end user, and is limited to the original retail purchaser of the product.
Free Replacement Period (2 Year s)
Products found to be defective in materials or workmanship during the first 2 years will be, at Mitek's option, repaired or replaced by Mitek at no charge. When a product is replaced during first 2 years, the warranty does not renew, it continues on from the original date of purchase.
Proration Period (Years 3-5)
The prorated purchase price of any product which becomes defective after the first two years and prior to the end of the warranty period may be credited toward the purchase of a new Mitek product. The amount of the proration shall be determined by dividing the purchase price by the number of months of the warranty period (60), and then multiplying the result by the number of months remaining in the warranty period. Any partial months will be rounded to the nearest whole month. For example, a product purchased 37 months ago for $100 would be calculated by dividing $100 by 60 months = $1.66/month, multiplied by 23 (the months remaining in the warranty period) for a prorated warranty amount of $38.33.
You are responsible for all costs for removal, reinstallation and proper packaging, shipping, insurance or other freight charges incurred in the shipment of the product or part to Mitek. Mitek will ship the repaired or replaced Mitek product or replacement parts to you at no charge. Mitek reserves the right to utilize reconditioned, refurbished, repaired or remanufactured products or parts in the warranty repair or replacement process. Such products and parts will be comparable in function and performance to an original product or part and warranted for the remainder of the original warranty period.
What Is Not Covered
This warranty does not cover the product if it has been subject to neglect, abuse, misuse, incorrect connection, or if it has been subject to unauthorized repair or alterations of any nature, or if the serial number has been altered or removed, and the warranty does not extend to cosmetics or finish. This warranty only applies to products installed and used in the USA.
What You Must Do to Obtain Warranty Service
You must contact Mitek Warranty via our website at MTX.com, or via email at
mitekwarranty@mitekusa.com, or by calling 800-556-2888. If you did not purchase the product directly from
Mitek, a proof of purchase must be provided in order to receive war ranty consideration. You will be issued a Return Authorization (RA) number which must be written on the outside of the package before returning the product to Mitek.
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No Other Warranties
THE LIMITED WARRANTIES DESCRIBED ABOVE ARE EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF ANY OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. MITEK DISCLAIMS AND EXCLUDES ALL OTHER EXPRESS WARRANTIES, AND DISCLAIMS AND EXCLUDES ALL WARRANTIES IMPLIED BY LAW, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION THOSE OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. TO THE EXTENT THAT APPLICABLE LAW PROHIBITS THE EXCLUSION OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES, THE DURATION OF ANY APPLICABLE IMPLIED WARRANTY IS LIMITED TO THE PERIOD SPECIFIED FOR THE EXPRESS WARRANTY. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitation may not apply to you. Any oral or written description of any Mitek product is for the sole purpose of identifying it and shall not be construed as an express warranty.
Limitation of Liability
MITEK'S OBLIGATION TO PROVIDE A CREDIT, OR REPAIR OR REPLACE AT MITEK'S OPTION, SHALL BE YOUR SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY UNDER THIS LIMITED WARRANTY AND MITEK'S SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE OBLIGATION. MITEK SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL, INDIRECT, CONSEQUENTIAL OR SPECIAL DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE MITEK PRODUCT, ITS USE OR PERFORMANCE. Incidental damages include, but are not limited to, such damages as loss of time and loss of use. Consequential damages include, but are not limited to, the cost of repairing or replacing other property which was damaged if the Mitek product does not work properly.
Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights, which vary from state to state. This limited warranty supersedes all prior warranties and is not transferable from the original consumer purchaser.
Any assistance Mitek provides to or procures for you outside the terms, limitations or exclusions of this limited warranty will not constitute a waiver of such terms, limitations or exclusions, nor will such assistance extend or revive the warranty. Mitek will not reimburse you for any expenses incurred by you in repairing or replacing any defective product, except for those incurred with Mitek's prior written permission.
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