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Quick Start Guide
The Guided Tour
1. Inputs – The input stage of The Epicenter Micro gives you options! If you
have line level inputs, then just hook up those RCAs and you’re all set. If
you’re integrating into a factory system, you have the speaker level inputs
available as well.
2. Bass Level Control – As we hinted at above in prior luminescent prose
that you’ve had the pleasure of reading, the Bass Level Control is done
with the ACR-4 remote. The ACR-4 is the remote level controller that was in
the same box as this Epicenter Micro and amazingly enough, we included
a pretty long cable for you to run through your car for installing it in the
just right position! So plug it in and turn it up!
3. LMC Load Select – The Epicenter Micro’s default 20 kΩ input setting is
designed to present NO load to the output of the factory amp, which
can make some factory amps upset and stop passing audio. The lower
impedance options of the Load Selection feature tricks the factory amp
into detecting a speaker load so it will continue to pass audio.
20 Ω – Best suited for late model Dodge/Chrysler/Jeep/Ram/Fiat
vehicles equipped with OEM base sound system. (no separate factory
amplifier)
60 Ω – Best suited for late model Dodge/Chrysler/Jeep/Ram/Fiat
vehicles equipped with a separately amplified OEM “premium” sound
system.
20 kΩ – Best suited for all other applications.
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