318
MILLENNIUM POWER 2 (MP2): FEATURES
MP2. Two-channel amplifier with compact dimensions and excellent musical performances.
The outstanding features of their sophisticated circuitry are: "FRONT END" stages realized by two
complementary differential stages, final stages made of transistors in Darlington connection, final
transistors with current capacity of 15 A and MOSFET PWM power supply with a high energy
reserve.
Their design allows their easy functioning on 2 Ohms nominal loads in stereo configuration and 4
Ohms nominal loads in bridge mono configuration.
These features allow a great use versatility both in driving multiway systems and in SUBWOOFER
mono connection in TRI-MODE configuration.
PRECAUTIONS
· In order for this device to function properly it's important that it is installed in a spot where
temperature doesn't fall below 0° C (32° F) or rise above 55° C (131° F).
· It must be installed in a dry and well ventilated spot.
· Power supply voltage is 12 VCC with negative to ground. Make sure that the characteristics of the
vehicle electrical system are compatible with this device.
· For safe driving we advise to listen to music at a volume level that won't drown external traffic
sounds.
INSTALLATION
For mounting use 4 self-threading screws and protective plastic rings provided. For a very good
result we suggest to use audison cable products to complete your installation. These include:
power cables, signal cables, speaker wires, RCA connectors and all accessories needed to complete
the wiring.
WARNINGS
· INPUTS: If the radio-cassette player doesn't share the output GND with the chassis, the braided
shield of the shielded cable must be connected to the radio-cassette player chassis.
· OUTPUTS: Never connect -R and -L outputs to ground or to each other. If a crossover filter is
used, be sure its two channels don't have a common ground.
· REGULATIONS: If you hear saturation phenomena at moderate volume levels, it means that a
distorted signal is coming from the radio-cassette player.
Turn radio-cassette player volume down until there's no longer any distortion.
Then adjust the amplifier calibration levels until you hear slight saturation phenomena.
FRONT, SUBWOOFER AND PASSIVE HI-PASS REAR WITH FADER
