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Summary of Contents for Diamond HX800.1D
- Page 1 HEX SERIES HEX SERIES MONOBLOCKS HX800.1D/HX1200.1D/HX1600.1D...
- Page 2 Spring Steel FET Clips Provide a Cleaner Board Design Illuminated Logo / Fully Concealed Mounting Output Clip Indicators for Precise Set Up Fine Tuned Fully Variable Crossovers and Phase Control Top Mounted Controls for Convenient Amplifier Adjustment HX800.1D HX1200.1D HX1600.1D 800 W RMS 1600 W RMS...
- Page 3 Diamond Audio HX1600.1D HX800.1D HX1200.1D 340 W RMS 540 W RMS 700 W RMS 560 W RMS 870 W RMS 1150 W RMS 1 ohm mono. 800 W RMS 1200 W RMS 1600 W RMS Diamond Audio 0.1% 0.1% 0.1%...
- Page 4 DIAMOND HEX COMPLETE 5-CHANNEL SYSTEM HX480.4/HX600.4 (4-CH) & HX800.1D/1200.1D/1600.1D (1-CH) HX480.4/HX600.4 POWER/SIGNAL ENDPLATE PreAmp Front/ Rear Remote Bass Control HX800.1D/1200.1D/1600.1D POWER/SIGNAL ENDPLATE This is for the ampli er ground, similar to battery.
- Page 5 DIAMOND HEX MONOBLOCK 2 Amplifiers / 4 - Subwoofer (1 per amplifier) HEAD UNIT (perferredly with 5V output) Front/Rear Pre-Outs from Headunit SOURCE BAND VIEW MUTE FUNC AUDIO Switched 12 V Out from Headunit RCA Y-Adaptor HX800.1D=45A DIAMOND HEX MONO BLOCK POWER/ HX1200.1D=70A...
- Page 6 Subwoofer #3(4Ω) Subwoofer #4(4Ω) PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS OF HX800.1D/HX1200.1D/HX1600.1D ALL HEX AMPLIFERS ARE 2.02” HIGH (51.5MM) X 7.7” DEEP (195MM) (Total Subwoofers per ampli er = 1Ω load) HX800.1D WIDTH - 9.92” (252MM)/ HX1200.1D - 14.25” (363MM) / HX1600.1D -15.8” (402MM)
- Page 7 Connect your subwoofers to these terminal. Make sure to connect Positive to Positive (+ to +) and Negative to Negative (- to -). All Diamond Audio HEX mono blocks are stable into 1 ohm loads, NOT 1/2 ohm!!! Diamond Audio...
- Page 8 BACK COVER Once the covers are removed, use a pencil If using a remote level control (All Diamond Audio HEX MonoBlocks come with it), plug the level control into the amplifier and mark the mounting locations. Both front and turn it to the “MAX” position. Next turn the source unit(headunit) volume up to almost full volume (usually about and rear.