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Installation Instructions
2/4-Channel Amplifier (Mini)
Thank you for your purchase of Cycle Sounds® Bagger Audio™ 2/4-Channel Mini
Motorcycle Amplifier. Cycle Sounds 2/4-Channel Amplifier uses a 4 layer PCB to
ensure low noise and to ensure that EMI and RFI emissions on Class-D amplifiers
are kept to a minimum so that FM broadcasts are not interfered with.
Before you begin, please read instructions carefully and thoroughly and make
note of the following guidelines:
Take proper precautions to protect your paint in the areas that you will be
working near.
Prior to removal of any parts, confirm that you have all tools necessary to
complete the installation. If you get to a point where you are unsure of how to
continue, please review the instructions again and confirm the steps that you
have already completed.
If additional assistance is needed please contact Cycle Sounds at
1-866-427-2346 (toll free) or 816-525-2628.
Installation Instructions
Location:
Choose a suitable location in the vehicle which will allow sufficient airflow over
the amplifier. The preferred mounting direction is with the heat sink fins in a
vertical direction. However we do recognize that this is not always possible. For
motorcycles inside the fairing (top of radio) or inside of a saddlebag is generally
suitable.
Mounting the amplifier:
This amplifier can be mounted in a couple of different ways depending on
your application. Generally, using Velcro on the underside of the amp inside of
a motorcycle fairing is fine. Make sure the amp is secure however you choose
to mount it. If you are putting the amplifier into a saddlebag or other "vertical"
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Page 1: Installation Instructions
Installation Instructions 2/4-Channel Amplifier (Mini) Thank you for your purchase of Cycle Sounds® Bagger Audio™ 2/4-Channel Mini Motorcycle Amplifier. Cycle Sounds 2/4-Channel Amplifier uses a 4 layer PCB to ensure low noise and to ensure that EMI and RFI emissions on Class-D amplifiers are kept to a minimum so that FM broadcasts are not interfered with. - Page 2 mounted location it is best to use the mounting tabs. Fusing of amplifier: Almost every amplifier is OVER FUSED, period! Over fusing is just a silly thing to do as it affords ZERO protection and only results in printed circuit boards being burnt together with a bunch of expensive silicon.
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Page 3: Specifications
fuse holder. Making sure that the fuse is removed, connect the other end of the fuse holder to the battery’s (+) terminal using appropriate high quality battery connectors. Insert the supplied fuse. DO NOT OVERFUSE as this can be a fire hazard. -
Page 4: Troubleshooting
Low Pass Crossover 12dB/octave: 45Hz-3.1KHz High Pass Crossover 12dB/octave: 45Hz-3.1KHz Protection DC, Short Circuit and Thermal Power Source 10-14.4v DC Average current consumption with Program material with 4 ohm loads: 9A Fuse rating: 25A Size W x H: 9” x 1.64” Size D: 5.3”... -
Page 7: Limited Warranty
The condition of the equipment is noted on the invoice. Please make sure that you pack your unit well before sending it back for repair/service. All warranty claims shall be decided at the discretion of Cycle Sounds or an appointed representative. Cycle Sounds reserves the right to make changes and/or improvements upon it’s products. - Page 8 PLEASE READ THIS CAREFULLY Please retain all packaging materials and documents in case the product is returned for a refund or repair. Cycle Sounds is not responsible for the freight from the consumer to us when any refund/return option is exercised.
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