Addictive audio 50.1D Manuale utente

Specifications

50.1D (13.8V) SINGLE STRAPPED

Signal to Noise Ratio >95dB

90% Efficiency THD: <0.5%

Lowest Recommended Load 1ohm

240 watts RMS @ 4ohm Mono

435 watts RMS @ 2ohm Mono

695 watts RMS @ 1ohm Mono

860 watts RMS @ 4ohm Mono

1340 watts RMS @ 2ohm Mono

Not stable to 1ohm strapped

100.1D (13.8V) SINGLE STRAPPED

Signal to Noise Ratio >95dB

90% Efficiency THD: <0.5%

Lowest Recommended Load 1ohm

480 watts RMS @ 4ohm Mono

840 watts RMS @ 2ohm Mono

1260 watts RMS @ 1ohm Mono

1660 watts RMS @ 4ohm Mono

2440 watts RMS @ 2ohm Mono

Not stable at 1ohm strapped

200.1D (13.8V) SINGLE STRAPPED

Signal to Noise Ratio >95dB

90% Efficiency THD: <0.5%

Lowest Recommended Load 1ohm

800 watts RMS @ 4ohm Mono

1385 watts RMS @ 2ohm Mono

2190 watts RMS @ 1ohm Mono

2640 watts RMS @ 4ohm Mono

4320 watts RMS @ 2ohm Mono

Not stable to 1ohm strapped

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Common Design Features

9EASY CLICK Selectable Center Point Frequency (20-85Hz)

Bass Boost up to +12dB (refer to pg. 13 for adjusting this

feature)

9Clipping Circuit with LED Indicator

9Short Circuit, Thermal, Low / High / Reverse Voltage

Protection

9EASY CLICK on all Frequency Adjustments for Simple and

Exact Tuning

9Heavy Duty Aluminum Heatsink for Max. Heat Dissipation

9Input Sensitivity: 220mV – 6.6Vrms

9Class D High Efficiency (90%) Design

9Selectable Status Light ( White or Blue or Off )

9EASY CLICK Low Pass Filter: 50 – 250Hz (24dB/Octave)

9EASY CLICK Subsonic Filter: 10 – 55Hz (24dB/Octave)

9Frequency Response -3dB 15Hz – 238Hz

9All Models STRAPPABLE with the provided Data Link Cable

(Refer to Fig. 6)

9Laser Etched Logo (Not another Peel-n-Stick amp)

9Remote Gain Control Included

9Designed & Engineered in the U.S.A.

CONGRATULATIONS!

Selecting fine audio equipment, such as the Addictive Audio unit you have just

purchased, is only the beginning of your musical enjoyment. Now is the time to

consider how to maximize the fun and excitement your equipment has to offer.

Addictive Audio and the Electronic Industry Associations Consumer Electronic

Group want you to get the most out of your equipment by playing it at a safe level,

a level that lets the sound come through loud and clear without annoying blaring

distortion; most importantly, without affecting your sensitive hearing.

Sound can be deceiving over time your hearing “comfort level” adapts to higher

volumes of sound, what may have sounded “normal” can actually be too loud and

harmful to your hearing.

Prevent this by setting your equipment at a safe level BEFORE your hearing

adapts.

To establish the “safe level”.

• Start your volume control at a low setting.

• Slowly increase the sound until you can hear it comfortably and clearly, and

without distortion.

• Once you have established a comfortable “sound level” make a note of this

position and do not go above this setting.

Taking a minute to do this will help to prevent hearing damage in the future.

After all, we want you listening for a lifetime.

Introduction

Your ADDICTIVE AUDIO amplifier has been designed to give you very high

performance, and valuable features, at a very reasonable price. Take the time to

read over this brief set of instructions, and you will get full enjoyment from your

system.

Installation

The quality of the installation will affect system performance and reliability. You

may wish to contact a dealer or professional installer. The amplifier is generally

mounted in the rear trunk area but can be mounted in any convenient area such as

beneath a seat. Please be sure to locate this unit where you have reasonable air

circulation and protection from any moisture.

When considering the mounting location you should minimize the length of the

power supply and speaker leads. Minimizing both leads will provide higher audio

output from the system. It is important to ensure that the heat sink is not against a

panel or a surface preventing air circulation. Mark the location for the mounting

screw holes by using the amplifier as a template. Drill #29 or 9/64” diameter holes

at the marked locations and firmly fasten the amplifier in place with the mounting

screws supplied in the accessory kit.

Caution

Before drilling or cutting any holes investigate the layout of your automobile

thoroughly! Take care when working near the gas lines, hydraulic lines and

electrical wiring.

WARNING

This power amplifier has a protection feature to prevent any damage from misuse

or faulty conditions - excessive heat, short circuit speakers or overload. If the unit

senses one of the above conditions, the protection indicator will light and the

system will shut down. To diagnose the problem turn all levels down, all power off

and check the installation for possible wiring mistakes or shorts. In the event the

amplifier shuts down due to excessive heat under adverse conditions simply allow

time for the unit to cool down at which time, the protection indicator will not light.

Power Supply Connections

The +12VDC and GROUND wires should be heavy gauge copper wire with heavy

insulation and of the same gauge. Please see the chart below for recommended

gauge and fuse.

50.1 60 AMP FUSE 4 GAUGE

100.1 90 AMP FUSE 4-2 GUAGE

200.1 150 AMP FUSE* 0 GUAGE

* One 150 amp ANL fuse and holder is supplied with every 200.1 amplifier. This fuse is to be used

within 8” of amplifier. It is recommended to place another 150 amp ANL fuse within 16” of the main

battery.

In addition, it has a 12V remote control wire and it should be 14AWG-18AWG.

It is preferable to have longer speaker wires and shorter power supply wires to

minimize power losses.

+12V Power (+12V)

This wire is usually connected directly to the positive battery terminal. Be sure to

use proper fuse as rated above within 16 inches of the main battery. (Refer to Fig. 1a

and 1b)

Ground (GND) Same gauge as +12V and no longer than 36”

This connection must be completed using an “O” ring (to prevent coming loose)

with insulating sleeve. This wire is the electrical ground and must be fastened

securely to the vehicle chassis. The best method is to use threading sheet metal

screw(s) since the threads cut into bare metal. Ensure that all paint coating or

other insulation is removed from around the ground area. Use as short of a piece

of cable as possible – Again, use the same gauge as the +12V. (Refer to Fig. 1a and 1b)

Remote (REM)

Many source units (cd player) or other music sources have an output terminal for

connection of the remote turn-on of the power amplifier. If the source unit doesn’t

have a remote turn-on feature, then you can connect the remote wire to a switch

that derives power from an ignition switched circuit. (Refer to Fig. 1a and 1b)

Power Input Connections

Caution

First make +12V wire connection then the ground connection and finally the

remote connection. Furthermore the +12V wire must always be fused at the

battery for protection against possible damage. If you need to replace the power

fuse, replace it with a fuse of the same value. Using a fuse of a different type or

rating may result in a serious hazard.

Signal Input (RCA)

Addictive Audio amplifiers have RCA connection type input terminal for low

level input. A standard pair of RCA type cables can be used for all models (Refer to

Fig. 2). The amplifiers allow both stereo and mono input. The amplifier internally

will take a stereo signal and convert to a mono signal. If using the low level output

of one amplifier to provide signal to a stereo amplifier, you must input stereo signal

to the amplifier providing signal to secondary amplifier. If mono input to initial

amplifier is made the output to stereo (secondary) amplifier will also be mono.

Adjustment of input level is accomplished by the gain control. Adjusting this

control allows the amplifier gain to be controlled to match the source unit.

Signal Input Connections

Speaker Output Connectio

Strapping/Linking 2 Amplifiers to 1 Subwoofer (Fig. 6)

Caution

Input voltage under unloaded condition should be less than 16Volts.

Impedance of two amplifiers STRAPPED is 4 ohm and 2 ohm (2ohm being the minimum).

Features and Controls 50.1 / 100.1 / 200.1 (Fig.7)

1. RCA Line Output Jacks

Allows signal to pass through to another amplifier.

2. RCA Line Input Jacks

Input signal from source unit through RCA cable.

Input Gain Level Control *NOT A VOLUME KNOB*

o match the

ent from 0.2V

to 6.0V.

This allows for the adjustment of the gain of both channels t

output level of the source unit. In addition, it allows adjustm

4. 0-180 Degree Phase Alignment

Allows for the time correction of music signals to prevent phasing

cancellation or music blurring.

5. Subsonic Filter with EASY CLICK (Refer to Pg. 13 for Adjusting)

Control the high pass crossover point for the speaker outputs to eliminate

ultra low frequencies. This crossover is always on with a 24dB per octave

slope and adjustable from 10-55Hz. This filter is used mainly in ported

applications, to protect the speakers from excessive excursion below the

port tuned frequency. Not necessary when dealing with sealed

enclosures, but can still be used to help protect the speaker system.

Low Pass Filter with EASY CLICK (Refer to Pg. 13 for Adjusting)

crossover point for the speaker outputs. This

octave and adjustable

upper frequencies from

subwoofer.

. Cen sting)

sition. This

pplications. A majority of companies only offer a bass boost that

only allows the ability to boost a certain amount of dB at 45Hz. To adjust

the Addictive Audio amplifier according to this “industry average” set the

Center Frequency to 45Hz (16 clicks).However, we don’t recommend this

because Addictive Audio is NOT industry average.

8. Boost

This allows the ability to BOOST the Center Frequency (#7 on Fig. 7) up to

+12dB. The “Bass EQ” above (#9 on Fig. 7 ) must me in the ON position.

st can be adjusted. When turned off the all

This controls the lowpass

crossover is always on with a slope of 24dB per

from 50-250Hz. This filter reduces unwanted

being played through the

ter Frequency with EASY CLICK (Refer to Pg. 13 for Adju7

The “Bass EQ” Above (#9 on Fig. 7) must me in the ON po

allows adjustment of the center frequency (20-85Hz) that will be boost

via the BOOST adjustment above (#8 on Fig. 7). This allows the ability to

help “Boost” frequency ranges that are lacking in a sound system or help

with SPL a

9. Bass EQ On / Off

This turns the BASS EQ (#7 & #8 above Fig. 7) on or off. When turned on

the Center Frequency and Boo

Bass EQ adjustments are disabled.

10. Remote Gain Control

This allows an external bass knob (included) to adjust the subwoofer from

a more convenient location in the vehicle or in the event the stock head

unit is being used. Most aftermarket mid to high-end head units already

offer subwoofer adjustment. However, the bass knob can still be used,

but is not necessary.

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