AudioControl EQX Manuel Du Propriétaire
Concert Series Owner’s Manual
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Installation
We strongly suggest you have the EQX profes-
sionally installed, but if you are doing it solo,
this section lists the procedures you’ll need to
install the EQX in your vehicle. Before you
begin, we suggest you read the next few sections
to plan the type of system you want.
sionally installed, but if you are doing it solo,
this section lists the procedures you’ll need to
install the EQX in your vehicle. Before you
begin, we suggest you read the next few sections
to plan the type of system you want.
System Applications
Although the EQX Equalizer/Crossover/Level
Matcher is often used in bi-amplified systems
(refer to Figure 3), it is quite versatile and is
designed to also work perfectly in single-ampli-
fier and bi-amplified bridged subwoofer sys-
tems, as shown in Figures 4 and 5. For more
information on bridging, read the section on
Amplifier Bridging on page 16.
Matcher is often used in bi-amplified systems
(refer to Figure 3), it is quite versatile and is
designed to also work perfectly in single-ampli-
fier and bi-amplified bridged subwoofer sys-
tems, as shown in Figures 4 and 5. For more
information on bridging, read the section on
Amplifier Bridging on page 16.
Installation Precautions
ä Do not mount the EQX Equalizer/Cross-
over/Level Matcher where it will be exposed
to outside elements or extreme tempera-
tures. Avoid areas that are subject to extreme
road vibration or shock. The front bumper is
definitely out-of-bounds.
to outside elements or extreme tempera-
tures. Avoid areas that are subject to extreme
road vibration or shock. The front bumper is
definitely out-of-bounds.
ä Select an installation site that provides short
cable runs for minimum pick-up of engine
noise and RFI (radio frequency interference).
Keep RCA cables together, away from
speaker wires or power cables.
noise and RFI (radio frequency interference).
Keep RCA cables together, away from
speaker wires or power cables.
ä At the proposed installation site, make sure
the holes you plan to drill will not hit the
fuel tank, fuel lines, brake lines (under the
chassis), or go through any electrical wiring.
fuel tank, fuel lines, brake lines (under the
chassis), or go through any electrical wiring.
ä Use high-quality, fully-shielded RCA cables.
ä Plan on a single-point grounding scheme
ä Plan on a single-point grounding scheme
that is common to grounded parts of the
system. Use no less than 16-gauge stranded
copper wire for the ground connection.
system. Use no less than 16-gauge stranded
copper wire for the ground connection.
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