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5 Band Parametric Equalizer
with Subwoofer Gain Control
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FEATURES
• 5 Band Parametric Equalizer
• Half Din Size
• 5 Volt RMS Pre-Amp Output
• Pre-amp Line Aux Inputs Via RCA Jacks
• 2 Input Sources Selectable
• Input Gain Adjustments
• RCA AUX Input Jack
• Source/Aux/ Selector
• Rotary Fader
• Output Volume Control
• Sub Output Volume Control
• Red &Green Light Illumination Selector
• Mounting Hardware Included
• DC 12 Volt with Remote trigger
• RCA Auxiliary Input (Rear) inputs for MP3, DVD, or Phone
What's in the Box:
• 5-band Parametric Equalizer
• 2 Mounting Brackets
• 8 Phillips-head Screws
• Power Red Wire with 1A Fuse
Technical Specs:
• Low Bass Equalizer Frequency: 45Hz
• Bass Equalizer Frequency: 180Hz
• Mid-Bass Equalizer Frequency: 750Hz
• Mid Equalizer Frequency: 3.5 KHz
• High Equalizer Frequency: 20 KHz
• Each Frequency Adjustable: -12dB to +12dB
• Output Voltage: 5V RMS @ 0.05% THD
• Voltage: 11V-15V
• S/N Ratio: 100dB
• Separation: > 60dB
• Frequency Response:10Hz~ 50 KHz
• Subwoofer Frequency: 60Hz / 90Hz
• Product Dimensions: 7'' x 4.1''x 1.10'' -inches
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FUNCTIONS
1. VOLUME CONTROL:
This control adjust the output level.
2. INPUT SELECTOR SWITCH:
This switch selector the CD or Radio inputs.
3. ILLUMINATION SELECTOR:
Red/Green color back light select switch.
4. FADER CONTROL:
This control adjust the volume between the front and rear in 4 speakers
system.
5. PARAMETRIC EQUALIZER CONTROLS:
Control the frequency response of the boost cut with ve tone control each
Low bass, Bass, Mid Bass, Mid, Hi range.
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WIRING DIAGRAM
OPERATION
1. When the indicator light up, means power inlet working.
If not, please double check with the power block.
2. With 4 channel operation, please turn to front or rear rst to adjust each band
into idea matching, then turn to other eld for adjusting.
During adjust the equalization, please be sure the eld at the correct position.
3. Subwoofer is only available for Rear Channel.
4. Before settle down each band, please turn the output gain into 30% position
avoiding too large sound damping hurt the speaker system.
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