There are basically three types of equalizers: graphic, parametric, and a hybrid of these two, often referred to as paragraphic. Additionally, there are passive equalizers, which have no gain, active gain pre-amps, which have a again stage usually with a volume control, and booster equalizers which we won’t consider here since they are inferior passive equalizers with inexpensive IC amplifier built-in. As in state-of-the-art home audio systems the optimum system requires a dedicated pre-amp with

Compare Alphasonik car audio products against anything competition has to offer. We're confident you will come to one conclusion... ALPHASONIK HAS NO EQUAL 2 T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S Introduction.................................................................................3 Features and Specifications........................................................4 Building an Enclosure............................................................5-10 Subwoofer Parameters..........................

(FOR EXAMPLE ONLY) Step One Step ThreeSide View 13.5" 7" 15" 15-1.5=13.5 Patent No: US D478,556 S Patent No: US 6,601,645 B1 Patent No: US 6,656,000 B2 23" 12" 21.5" 4" 4.5" Step Two 23-1.5=21.5 13.5" The wood that we are using is 0.75" thick The 1.5 that you see in the formula is the thickness of the wood. To calculate the thickness of the wood. Left + Right=1.5 Top + Bottom=1.5 Front + Back=1.5 .75 x 2=1.50 21.5 x 13.5 x 12=3483 3483 / 1728=2.01 2.01 cu. ft. is the result for this enclosure. F

Today, the new Alphasonik is committed to pushing the envelope with regard to technology, quality and value. Our electronics feature audiophile parts and circuit topology designed to let the full musical experience come through, loud and clear. Our loudspeakers employ the latest high technology materials and processes such as carbon reinforced woven glass and titanium vapor deposition to deliver your music with tremendous impact, dynamics and resolution. We stand behind our quality with one of t

Speaker Terminals: These nickel plated connectors can accept from 10 to 8 gauge wire. Be careful to observe proper polarity when connecting the cables. 2. To avoid unwanted ignition noise caused by ground loops, it is essential that the amplifier be grounded to a clean, bare, metal surface of the vehicle’s chassis. The nickel plated connector can accept from 4 to 2 gauge wire Note: THE GROUND WIRE SHOULD NOT BE EXTENDED MORE THAN 3’ 6” (1 METER). 3. REMOTE TURN-ON INPUT: Attach to remote or powe

DO NOT enclose the amplifier in a small box or cover it so that air is not able to flow freely. Temperatures in car trunks have been measured as high as (155 F) in the summer time. As the thermal shut down point for the amplifier is (185 F), it is easy to see that it must be mounted in an area that provides for maximum cooling capability. To achieve maximum advantage of convection air flow in an enclosed trunk, mount the amplifier in a horizontal position. Cooling requirements are considerably r