Wet Sounds HTX-2 User Manual

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Because of the wide range of head unit/radio output congurations all Wet Sounds

ampliers have an adjustable input sensitivity or “GAIN”. The gain is NOT a volume

or a power limiting control similar to a throttle. It makes the amplier more sensitive

to input from the stereo. When the gain is turned up the amplier will reach full

output at lower volume levels on the head unit/radio. Also when the gain is set too

high the amplier becomes much more sensitive to noise from your boats electrical

system.

Adjusting the Gain

You will need a small at head screwdriver and select the style/genre of music

you primarily enjoy listening to.

Here are 3 easy steps to follow.

1. Turn the gain all the way counter clockwise to the “min” point on the amp.

2. Increase the head unit/radio volume to ¾ of the maximum volume output while

paying your favorite style/genre of music.

3. Gently turn the gain clockwise to increase the ampliers output until the

desired level of output is achieved.

**You will repeat these steps for both the front and rear channels

independently**

You should not hear any distortion in your speakers at this level,

if you do, slowly turn down the gain until distortion is no longer

present. If you need further assistance please contact Wet

Sounds Technical Services Department.

Crossover Controls

This amplier is designed to play frequencies between 50 Hz and 250 Hz. The

amplier is equipped 2 different optional settings. High-Pass (HI) or Low-Pass

(LO) (See below)

“High-Pass”

designed to play only the frequencies above where the crossover is set at.

“Low Pass”

designed to play only the frequencies below where the crossover is set at.

Input Selection

SETTING UP THE AMPLIFIER

Wet Sounds HTX Series Owner’s Manual

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Wet Sounds HTX-2 HTX2 Class D Subwoofer Amplifier HTX2