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1. Disconnect the negative ground cable from your vehicle's battery before
making any power connections to your amplifier.
2. Connect the negative power wire from the amp to a solid frame member via a
bolt or self-tapping screw. This connection must be a clean, unpainted surface.
Always attach the ground wire first when installing this amplifier, and disconnect
the ground last when removing this amp from the system.
3. A fuse of the proper size must be installed in line with the main power in order
to prevent damage to your wiring. It should be connected to the battery's positive
terminal, or as close to the battery as possible. Use the fuse holder and fuse
provided, and replace only with the same size fuse. Model 2602
20-type fuse.
4.The other end of the fuse holder should be connected to the positive power
wire from the amplifier. To extend the length of the power lead, use 6 gauge wire
or larger to reduce power loss.
5.The red and white wire acts as an electrical switch to turn the amplifier on and
off. It should be connected to the power antenna lead from the radio. Where no
power antenna lead exists, a source of 12 volts, connected through a toggle
switch, will do. Do not connect directly to a source that will leave the amplifier
permanently on as this will drain the battery.
The 2602
is designed to accommodate a 2 Ohm load on the SUB OUT
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channel, and a 4 Ohm load each of the HIGH OUT channels. This can be
achieved by correctly wiring a single dual voice coil woofer, or a number of
woofers equaling 2 ohms for the SUB OUT channel. For the HIGH OUT
channels, a 4-Ohm coaxial speaker, or a midrange/tweeter combination equaling
no less than 4 ohms
The MODEL 2602
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The output of most any car audio equipment will follow a common distortion
curve. This curve will show that the distortion is at its lowest level right before it
reaches full rated output. After that point, the distortion increases rapidly to
unusable levels.
WIRING
SPEAKER WIRING INSTRUCTIONS
should be used.
CROSSOVER FREQUENCY
comes with stock crossover chip set at 75 Hz.
OPERATION/ADJUSTMENT
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uses an AGC
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