User manual BLITZ BZE10A

[. . . ] The three position switch on the rear of the unit adjusts the crossover point for your subwoofer system. The BZE10A features separate dual RCA outputs for the subwoofer channel so that the subwoofers can run on a separate amplifier or separate channels of a multi-channel amplifier. The crossover switch is adjustable to either 80, 120 or 160 Hz. Depending on your subwoofer frequency response adjust this switch to the proper setting. [. . . ] When depressing the DEF switch to the on position, the equalizer controls are defeated and are not being deployed. Amplifier operation at this point is essentially flat. When releasing this switch to the off position the equalizer controls are once again employed and the amplified signal is set to the equalizer frequency band settings. The BZE10A accepts the Low Level High Impedance RCA Inputs. If your radio has RCA jack outputs use these to input the signal into the BZE10A RCA inputs. By doing this you will be bypassing the fader control of your head unit and the fader operation will be controlled by the BZE10A. This will also allow you to use the speaker outputs of your radio to power your front speaker if you so choose, eliminating the need for a separate amplifier for your front speakers. (This is really only recommended if your head unit is a high power model otherwise you will lose the front staging effect because the rear speakers attached to your amplifier will outplay your front speakers being driven by the head unit. You will also not have any eqaulizer effect on the front speakers playing through the head unit. ) There are six RCA outputs jacks. The six RCA output jacks are divided into three segments. The first segment controls the front output of the amplifier, the second segment controls the rear output of the amplifier. The third segment controls the subwoofer amplification. You do not have to use all six outputs for the BZE10A to operate you can choose any one pair of segment. What the BZE10A does is to divide your input signal into six output channels. You can thus configure your amplification system into 3 separate 2-channel amplifiers or one four-channel amplifier for the front and rear segment and a separate subwoofer amplifier for the subwoofer output. Or you can choose three separate two-channel amplifiers. It affords you the choice of an almost innumerable amount of amplifier configurations. Source voltage Load impedance Reference voltage Input impedance Control frequencies 4 night illumination 5 frequency band control Subwoofer frequency crossover points Filter roll off Control range Frequency response Signal to noise ratio Input sensitivity for 200mV output Power requirement Dimensions (WDH) 14. 4 VDC 10K Ohm 400mV 10K Ohm 30Hz / 60Hz / 120Hz/ 250Hz / 500Hz / 1KHz/ 2KHz / 4KHz / 8KHz / 16KHz 80/120/160 Hz 12dB per octave 2nd order butter worth 10dB boost/cut 20Hz-20KHz 90dB (A -Wtd) 400mV 11-16 volts negative ground 178 x 145 x 25mm 5 6 DVD input jack (3. 5mm) 7 equalizer control 8 rear panel input controls rear panel output controls Mounting and installation The BZE10A is a Half DIN sized unit. It can be mounted in the dashboard with your head unit in most cases. Use of an auxiliary installation kit is needed like those made by American international or Scoche products. The BZE10A is also supplied with mounting brackets giving you the option to mount the equalizer under your dash, or on the console or in your glove compartment. [. . . ] · Wiring is not loose or cables misconnected/disconnected · RCA cables are not faulty. Level of sound is low. 9 Background noise is too high. limited warranty policy Equalizer All Blitz products are carefully constructed and thoroughly tested before shipment. Products purchased in the USA are warranted to be free of defects in material and workmanship for two (2) years from the date of purchase. This warranty is limited to the original retail purchase. Should the product fail due to factory defects in material or workmanship, your unit will be repaired or replaced at the sole discretion of Blitz. [. . . ]