Owner's Manual

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Quick Start Guide
No Power – If the LED on your dash remote is not on, check the “Power” light
on the chassis of The Epicenter Micro. If the “Power” light is on, you will
want to check to make sure that the cable connecting the remote to the
chassis is not pinched or disconnected. If the “Power” light is off check to
make sure that the power wire and remote turn on wires are connected
or a fuse has not blown.
No Restoration – When your system is playing and yet you don’t hear any
difference in the sound, try turning the outer knob clockwise. If you still
don’t hear any effect, then you need to make sure that you have The
Epicenter Micro in the right part of the signal chain. It must be installed
BEFORE any crossovers in the system. Note: If you are using a source unit
with a built in crossover or processor, you must run a full range output to
The Epicenter Micro’s inputs. Also, check that the ACR-4 cable is plugged
in all the way.
Sounds Distorted – Should your system sound distorted or your speakers
are moving way too much, you should decrease the amount of bass
restoration by turning the either knob or both knobs control knob count-
er-clockwise. If you’ve Bypassed the PFM, probably should re-engage it
or lower the setting on your Voltage Output control.
Still Distorted – Adjust the Para Bass controls by turning the sweep control
clockwise to raise the center frequency. If you still have distortion, you
should power down The Epicenter Micro, change the Voltage Output
setting to a lower position (i.e. 5 volts).
Troubleshooting