Instrukcja obsługi Phoenix Gold TI312D4X

Phoenix Gold subwoofer TI312D4X

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Subwoofer Manual

Features

Models: , Ti312D2X Ti312D4X

• 60mm of Peak to Peak Excursion

• 3.0” Ultra High Temp Copper Wound Voice Coil

• Removable tri-LEDs for Customization or Field Service

• Radial Backplate Venting System

• Easy Connect Single Location Speaker Terminal

• Long Throw Dual Spider Suspension

• High Excursion CAE/CAD Motor Design

• Woven Tinsel Leads

• Black Anodized Aluminum Former

• Injection Polypropylene Dustcap

• High Roll Butyl Rubber Double Stitched Surround

• Optimized for Sealed or Vented Enclosures

• Rigid Powder Coated Anti-Resonant Castbasket

• Quick Disconnect Series/Parallel Wires Included

• Spare LED Assembly Included

Ti312D2X

Ti312D4X

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Subwoofer Owner’s Manual

VENTED ENCLOSURE RECCOMENDATIONS

SEALED ENCLOSURE RECOMMENDATIONS

SEALED

VOLUME(cu.ft.)

SPL 0.75

Normal 1.1

SQ 1.5

SPL = More overall output and compact enclosure size, but sacrices some low bass and smooth overall output

Normal = Recommended for most listeners. Excellent blend of low bass, accurate and strong overall output

SQ = Smooth and exceptional low bass output, but larger enclosure size and sacrices some overall output

Additional Notes:

• For vented enclosures a subsonic lter set at 30Hz to 40Hz is highly recommended.

• Sealed enclosure volumes INCLUDE THE DISPLACEMENT of the subwoofer.

• Vented enclosure volumes INCLUDE THE DISPLACEMENT of the subwoofer. But DO NOT include

displacement of the vent.

• In many cases, a 4 inch round vent/port can be used instead of a rectangle/slot vent. This can reduce the vent

length and simplify the enclosure construction. However, in some rare cases at high power a small amount of

port noise maybe audible. The provided slot/rectangle ports will provide maximum performance and the most

predictable results. Contact technical support for additional enclosure options.

VENTED - SQ

Volume(cu.ft.) 2.25

Vent Opening(in.) 2 x 12

Vent Length(in.) 25.5

Tuning Freq 32Hz

VENTED - Normal

Volume(cu.ft.) 2.0

Vent Opening(in.) 2 x 12

Vent Length (in.) 24

Tuning Freq 35Hz

VENTED - SPL

Volume(cu.ft.) 1.75

Vent Opening(in.) 2 x 12

Vent Length(in.) 23.5

Tuning Freq 38Hz

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Subwoofer Owner’s Manual

•1000w to 1200w RMS is the optimal power range for any subwoofer. In a sealed or vented enclosure, theTi3X

woofer will play to its full potential with very high reliability.

•Powering an woofer with more than 1200w RMS will create excess heat in the motor and voice coil withTi3X

minimal additional output.

•Contrary to popular car audio myths, subwoofers do not need as much power as you think. A well engineered

subwoofer such as the that has the proper balance of efficiency, compliance and excursion Ti3X will reach

extremely loud levels with much less power than most users would expect. Practice safe sound.

100w 1000w 1200w1w 2000w

MINIMUM POWER RANGE:

Sub will perform correctly

but not to its full potential.

OPTIMAL POWER RANGE:

Sub will perform to its full

potential with maximum reliability.

DANGEROUS POWER RANGE:

Damage will occur during any

extended period of playing time.

Optimal Power Range

LED Terminal: The small terminal located on the side of the basket labeled “LED” powers the LEDs. Only use 12v and Ground. Do not use the amplier’s

speaker output, it will damage the LEDs.

Spare LED Assembly: Every subwoofer includes Ti3X 2 spare LED assembl . Be sure to keep it for future use if necessary. lies

Changing LED Colors: The spare assembly has blue LEDs. The PCB is intentionally not glued to the plastic triangle yet, so users have the option of removing

the blue LEDs and soldering in different color LEDs. Most standard 3mm LEDs will work ne as direct replacements.

LED ASSEMBLY INSTALLATION STEPS:

1. Remove the three dustcap screws and unplug the wire harness. Note: There is a very small dot of glue that holds the male/female connectors together.

2. If different color LEDs have been soldered to the spare PCB, plug in the PCB to verify the new LEDs work correctly.

3. Glue the PCB to the plastic triangle with high temperature glue. The circle area where the PCB and plastic triangle meet should be air tight. Use plenty of glue

and check the original LED assembly as a reference. Let the glue dry.

4. Plug in the PCB. Place a very small drop of glue across the top of the male and female connectors so it holds them together.

5. Place the LED assembly into the dustcap, carefully arrange the wire in the dustcap recess so it can not rattle or vibrate.

6. Apply a very small amount of Loctite 222 (Purple: Low Strength - Small Screw) to each screw. Only a very small amount is needed, just covering the last two

threads of the screw is enough.