Lanzar Heritage HTGBD1 Manuel utilisateur

DigitalAudioBassEnhancerDriver

with Remote Control

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FEATURES

Bass Driver

The HTGBD1 contains a Bass Driver circuit that accurately recreates and injects

Low frequency information back into the signal path.

What that means in everyday terms is that the HTGBD1 will give more bass

impact to your best compact discs or even your old tapes.

Bass Equalization Circuit

The HTGBD1 has a unique equalization circuit that contours the restored bass to

your speaker systems.

Dash Mount Remote Control

The HTGBD1 comes with a Dash Mountable Remote Control that allows you to

enjoy the eects of the HTGBD1 without having to leave the driver’s seat.

The Dash Mount Control has a LED indicator, this LED will grow brighter as you

add more bass or dimmer when you decrease it.

Bass Maximize Indicator

Not only does The HTGBD1 provide good music to your ears, but it also gives you

some visual enjoyment as well. On the Chassis of the HTGBD1, there are three

LED indicators that ashes when the bass maximization circuit is activated.

PFM Subsonic Filter Switch

This unique feature is legendary with its ability to ne tune the bass response of

any system. Why waste power on nasty subsonic information when PFM Subsonic

Filter Switch can help you to clean things up?

Bass Output Control

The HTGBD1 has the ability to produce large amount of deep, mind shattering

bass without damaging your speakers. The Bass Output Control circuit allows the

HTGBD1 to maximize the bass output of any auto sound audio system while

restraining destructive bursts.

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FUNCTIONS

THE OUTSIDE

1. Inputs: The inputs of The HTGBD1 use a balanced input circuit to help minimize

induced noise. They are also designed to handle very high signal voltages up

to 15 volts.

2. Outputs: These RCA connectors should be connected to the next component

after the HTGBD1, such as a crossover, equalizer, or amplier. Just remember,

the HTGBD1 should go inline before a crossover.

3. Dash Remote Control

4. Power Connector

5. Para-Bass Controls: These 2 knobs control the Para-Bass functions of the

HTGBD1. The SWEEP knob allows you to pick the center frequency that you

want the HTGBD1 bass restoration circuit to maximize. The WIDE knob abjusts

how wide of a frequency range the HTGBD1 will eect.

6. The PFM Subsonic Filter Switch: The HTGBD1 utilizers a PFM Subsonic Filter

Switch which will help with speaker control and amplier power management.

This PFM Subsonic Filter Switch comes with three frequencies selections 35Hz /

50Hz / 80Hz. On most systems, setting the switch at 33Hz is ne. If you want to

protect your speaker system even more, you should try a higher frequency.

Often a higher frequency actually sounds louder and cleaner.

7. Bass Maximize Indicator: These three LED indicators ashes when the bass

maximization circuit is activated.

8. Power On LED

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FUNCTIONS

THE INSIDE

9. Input Grounding: For most systems you can leave this jumper set in the

BALANCED position. In some systems, the source unit may look for a ground

through the RCA connectors. In this event, you should go ahead and change the

jumpers to the UNBALANCED position.

10. Ground Isolation Jumpers: Occasionally alternator whine may appear in a

system because the source unit and amplier may use dierent grounding.

To help in this situation, we have provided alternative grounding connections.

Made sure your system is turned OFF before you move these jumpers.

11. Bass Output Control Jumpers: Not all systems are designed the same, some

systems are designed strictly for SPL (sound pressure level) while others are a

little more tame. The Bass Maximize circuit can either increase or decrease

the signal voltage of the Bass Restoration Circuit. Depending upon your

system, you may opt to change these jumpers to a higher or lower setting to

maximize your bass output and protect your speakers. In most systems the

factory setting will suit you ne. We recommend you try the factory setting

rst.

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ELECTRONIC CONNECTIONS & WIRING

Power connection

• B+(12V)

Connect a red wire to the car battery or other power source.

• REMOTE

Connect an orange wire to remote activating (12V DC) wire of car stereo or

equalizer.

• GND

Connect a black wire to the car chassis for ground connection.

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SIGNAL CONNECTIONS

NOTE

For signal connection, the output RCA connectors should be connected to the

next component after the HTGBD1, such as a crossover, equalizer, or amplier.

Just remember, the HTGBD1 should go inline before a crossover.

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ADJUSTING THE PARA-BASS CONTROLS

The bass response in a system is aected by four factors:

1. The acoustics of the vehicle

2. The locations of the speakers

3. The music on the tape

4. Speakers and speaker enclosures

Because of the variations in the recording process, we developed HTGBD1 to

help restore any low frequencies lost during the recording process, however,

the acoustics of various environments are dierent.

The Sweep control allows you to select a center frequency (the frequency most

aected) between 27 and 63Hz. The Width control then allows you to control

the shape of the lter centered around the Sweep frequency.

SETTING THE BASS OUTPUT CONTROL

The HTGBD1 is the most powerful bass component. This device equipped with

several dierent Bass Output selections. If you should need to change the settings,

please use the chart below for guidance. It is recommended: listen to the factory

setting before changing your Bass Output settings.

Recommended Settings

Setting

2.5 Volt

5 Volt

7.5 Volt

10 Volt

SPECIFICATIONS

Maximum Input Level 15V RMS

Maximum Output Level 13.5V peak

Frequency Response 10Hz - 100KHz; +/-1dB

Total Harmonic Distortion 0.003%

Signal to Noise Ratio 130dB

Balanced Input Noise Rejection >60dB

Input Impedance 10K Ohm

Output Impedance 150 Ohms

Power Supply High headroom PWM

Power draw 150mA

Recommend fuse rating 1 Amp

Amplier Input Voltage

3Volt or less

5 Volt or less

7.5 Volt or less

Minimum Speaker Size

10"

12"

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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

If the Unit does not turn-on, or the power indicator LED is NOT illuminated, do

this:

1. Check and make sure that B+ and GND are NOT reversed

2. Check that all power wires are properly connected and has the appropriate

potential (11-16 volts)

3. Check that the fuse is intact.

If you experience high audible distortion or low output volume:

4. Check that the input and output levels are set correctly. Input should match

the source and output should match the sensitivity of the host.

5. Check the crossover settings; make sure they are correct; for high“Q” systems,

set the crossover half an octave above the desired point and for low “Q”

systems, set it 1 octave or more above.

If you experience whining or engine noises:

6. Verify that the GND connection is secure, the conductor (wire) is not too thin

and unnecessarily long.

7. Check that the B+ wire is not too thin and unnecessarily long.

8. Change the power source; try taking power from a dierent point.

INSTALLATION

TAPPING SCREW

SPRING WASHER

PLAIN WASHER

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Features

• Digital Bass Reconstruction Processor

• Wired Remote Control

• Bass Restoration Lighted Display

• Parametric Bass Control

• PWM High Head Room Power Supply

• Bass Reconstruction Processor

• Selectable grounding mode (balanced, unbalanced)

• LED Bass maximize indicators

• Light-up display for easy viewing

What's in the Box:

• Digital Audio Bass Driver

• 4 Phillips-head Screws

• Remote Unit

• Remote Wire

• Power Red Wire with 1A Fuse

Technical Specs:

• Technical Specs:

• Peak Maximum Output Level:13.5V

• Maximum Input Level: 15V

• Bass Output Jump: 2.5V / 5V /7.5V / 10+V

• PFM Subsonic Filter: 35Hz / 50Hz / 80Hz

• Frequency Response: 10 – 30 KHz

• Distortion: 0.05% THD at 1V output level

• S/N Ratio: 130dB

• Separation: >60dB

• Voltage: 11V-15V

• Product Dimensions (L x W x H): 7.5'' x 5.4'' x 1.1'' -inches

Questions? Issues?

We are here to help!

Phone: (1) 718-535-1800

Email: support@lanzar.com

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