audio-design ix1000.1 User Manual
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REMOTE BASS
INPUT
LEVEL
LEVEL
LO
HI
INPUT
L
R
OUTPUT
POWER
SPEAKER
GND
+
–
REM
+12V
AUTO
TURN ON
12V DC AUDIO
OFFSET
ZXRC REMOTE BASS
(sold separately)
(sold separately)
1. mount the
metal bracket
metal bracket
4-conductor phone cable
back view
2. slide the housing until it snaps
into the metal bracket
into the metal bracket
IX
PWR
PRT
GAIN
0
50Hz
11
200Hz
0dB
18dB
X-OVER FREQ
BASS BOOST
Input Level: The RCA inputs on KICKER IX amplifi ers are capable of receiving either Hi or Low-level signals from
your source unit. If the only output available from your source unit is a Hi-Level signal, simply press in the Input
Level switch on the amplifi er. Refer to the wiring section of this manual for additional instructions.
your source unit. If the only output available from your source unit is a Hi-Level signal, simply press in the Input
Level switch on the amplifi er. Refer to the wiring section of this manual for additional instructions.
Remote Bass: With the KICKER ZXRC remote bass level control (sold separately), you have the ability to control
the output level of the amplifi er remotely. To mount the ZXRC remote bass level control, simply screw the metal
bracket to the chosen location, then slide the housing onto the bracket until it snaps into place. Run the cable
from the controller to the “Remote Bass” jack on the amplifi er chassis.
the output level of the amplifi er remotely. To mount the ZXRC remote bass level control, simply screw the metal
bracket to the chosen location, then slide the housing onto the bracket until it snaps into place. Run the cable
from the controller to the “Remote Bass” jack on the amplifi er chassis.
Input Gain Control: The input gain control is not a volume control. It matches the output of the source unit to
the input level of the amplifi er. Turn the source unit up to about 3/4 volume (if the source unit goes to 30, turn it
to 25). Next, slowly turn (clockwise) the gain on the amplifi er up until you can hear audible distortion, then turn it
down a little.
the input level of the amplifi er. Turn the source unit up to about 3/4 volume (if the source unit goes to 30, turn it
to 25). Next, slowly turn (clockwise) the gain on the amplifi er up until you can hear audible distortion, then turn it
down a little.
Crossover Control: The variable crossover on the front of the amplifi er allows you to adjust the crossover
frequency from 50–200Hz. The setting for this control is subjective; 80Hz is a good place to start.
frequency from 50–200Hz. The setting for this control is subjective; 80Hz is a good place to start.
Bass Boost Control: The variable bass boost control on the front of the amplifi er is designed to give you
increased output, 0–18dB, at 40 Hz. The setting for this control is subjective. If you turn it up, you must readjust
the input gain control to avoid clipping the amplifi er.
increased output, 0–18dB, at 40 Hz. The setting for this control is subjective. If you turn it up, you must readjust
the input gain control to avoid clipping the amplifi er.
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