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T1

S2-10

T1S1-12 • T1S2-12

Serial

Number:

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_

Date

of

Purchase:

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Installation

&

Operation

2

Introduction

Dear

Customer,

Congratulations

on

your

purchase

of

the

world's

finest

brand

of

car

audio

products.

At

Rockford

Fosgate

we

are

fanatics

about

musical

reproduc-

tion

at

its

best,

and

we

are

pleased

you

chose

our

product.

Through

years

of

engineering

expertise,

hand

craftsmanship

and

critical

testing

procedures,

we

have

created

a

wide

range

of

products

that

reproduce

music

with

all

the

clarity

and

richness

you

deserve.

For

maximum

performance

we

recommend

you

have

your

new

Rockford

Fosgate

product

installed

by

an

Authorized

Rockford

Fosgate

Dealer,

as

we

provide

specialized

training

through

Rockford

Technical

Training

Institute

(RTTI).

Please

read

your

warranty

and

retain

your

receipt

and

original

carton

for

possible

future

use.

Great

product

and

competent

installations

are

only

a

piece

of

the

puzzle

when

it

comes

to

your

system.

Make

sure

that

your

installer

is

using

100%

authentic

installation

accessories

from

Rockford

Fosgate

in

your

installation.

Rockford

Fosgate

has

everything

from

RCA

cables

and

speaker

wire

to

power

wire

and

battery

connectors.

Insist

on

it!

After

all

,

your

new

system

deserves

nothing

but

the

best.

To

add

the

finishing

touch

to

your

new

Rockford

Fosgate

image,

order

your

Rockford

accessories

,

which

include

everything

from

T-shirts

to

hats.

Visit

our

web

site

for

the

latest

information

on

all

Rockford

products;

www.

rockfordfosgate.

com

or,

in

the

U.S.

call1-800-669-9899

or

FAX

1-800-398-3985

.

For

all

other

countries,

call

+001-480-967

-3565

or

FAX

+001-480-966-3983.

Table

of

Content

2

Introduction

3

Specifications

4-5

Enclosures

Sealed

or

Vented

Wiring

6-7

Additional

Languages

French

Spanish

German

Italian

8

Limited

Warranty

Information

If,

after

reading

your

manual,

you

still

have

questions

regarding

this

prod-

uct,

we

recommend

that

you

see

your

Rockford

Fosgate

dealer.

If

you

need

further

assistance,

you

can

call

us

direct

at

1-800-669-9899

.

Be

sure

to

have

your

serial

number,

model

number

and

date

of

purchase

available

when

you

call.

Safety

This

symbol

with

"WARNING

"

is

intended

to

alert

the

user

to

the

presence

of

important

~WARNING

instructions.

Failure

to

heed

the

instructions

will

result

in

severe

injury

or

death.

This

symbol

with

"CAUTION"

is

intended

to

alert

the

user

to

the

presence

of

important

~

CAUTION

instructions.

Failure

to

heed

the

instructions

can

result

in

injury

or

unit

damage.

•

To

prevent

injury

and

damage

to

the

unit,

please

read

and

follow

the

instructions

in

this

manual.

We

want

you

to

enjoy

this

system,

not

get

a

headache.

•

If

you

feel

unsure

about

installing

this

system

yourself,

have

it

installed

by

a

qualified

Rockford

Fosgate

technician.

•

Before

installation,

disconnect

the

battery

negative

(-)

terminal

to

prevent

damage

to

the

unit,

fire

and/or

possible

injury.

Rockford

Corporation.

All

Rights

Reserved.

ROCKFORD

FOSGATE

and

associated

logos

where

applicable

are

registered

trademarks

of

Rockford

Corporation

in

the

United

States

and/or

other

countries.

All

other

trademarks

are

the

property

of

the1r

respective

owners.

Specifications

subject

to

change

without

notice

Mode

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T1S1-10

T1S2-10

T1S1-12

No

minal

Impedan

ce

(O

hms)

Freq

u

en

cy Re

sp

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(H

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Voice

Co

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mm)

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Liter)

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onance

(Hz)

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Lite

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(mm)

SPL

(

dB@

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woofe

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to

their

cu

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A

A-

Ov

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r-

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(

rn

m)

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Hole

Di

a

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mm

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Depth

inc

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(m

rn

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to

attach

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e

...-

---

PUSH

to

attach

wire

3

4

Enclosures

Carton

Contents

•

T1

Subwoofer

with

Trim

Ring

•

(12)

Mounting

Screws

•

(4)

Trim

Ring

Screws

•

(1)

Socket

head

driver

bit

•

Installation

and

Operation

Manual

Recommended

Enclosures

This

manual

outlines

two

specific

types

of

enclosures

that

provide

distinctly

dif-

ferent

performance.

This

section

is

to

help

you

decide

which

type

is

best

for

your

application.

Sealed

Enclosures

Sealed

enclosures

are

the

simplest

to

build.

The

most

important

part

of

bui

l

ding

a

sealed

enclosure

is

to

make

sure

that

the

enclosure

is

airtight.

Using

glue

and

some

type

of

sealant

on

all

seams

will

ensure

solid

construction

and

prevent

air

leaks

.

The

box

volume

will

directly

impact

the

performance

of

the

speaker.

Larger

enclosures

will

provide

flatter

response

and

deeper

bass

where

s

maller

boxes

will

provide

a

bump

in

the

response

curve

and

generally

higher

output

for

greater

SPL.

Advantages

of

sealed

enclosures:

•

Small

enclosures

•

Linear

(Flat)

response

•

No

port

noise

•

High

power

handling

at

all

frequencies

•

Excellent

for

sound

quality

•

Extended

low

frequency

output

when

compared

to

vented

enclosures

Vented

Enclosures

Vented

enclosures

vary

only

from

the

sealed

enclosure

in

that

a

vent

or

port

is

added

to

"tune"

the

enclosure.

The

enclosures

recommended

are

designed

for

great

overall

performance

.

Larger

boxes

tend

to

be

easy

to

tune

to

lower

frequen-

cies

while

medium

and

small

boxes

are

easier

to

tune

to

higher

frequencies.

The

vented

design

is

le

ss

linear

in

re

s

ponse

than

the

sealed

box

but

with

noticeably

more

output

at

the

tuning

frequency.

Advantages

of

vented

enclosures:

•

Higher

average

output

than

sealed

•

Tuning

frequency

can

be

easily

adjusted

by

changing

port

length

•

Deep

bass

respon

se

with

lower

power

requirements

•

Great

for

high

output

with

limited

power

Vented

vs

Sealed

The

graph

shown

here

is

a

sample

of

how

the

F3

drop-off

point

differs

between

sealed

and

vented

enclo

s

ures

.

120.0

--

t--+

- -

-

1--

.

t---

·-

1--

110.0

~=:

··

100

.0

90

.0

t--

-

..

-

~

-

-t-

1--

t--

t-

·

80.

0

1--

70.0

- .. -

t--

60.0

10.0

20

.0

400

60.0 80.0 100.0

·-·

Sea

led

Box

-

Vented

Box

Frequency,

Hz

- -

!-

-·

··-

- -

1--

+--

-

+- ·-

+--

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--

1--

·

-

1

-

~

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·--

1--

·

··-

1-

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1-

f-

200

.0

Building

an

Enclosure

To

work

properly,

the

walls

of

the

enc

l

osure

must

be

rigid

and

not

flex

when

sub-

jected

to

the

high

pressures

generate

d

by

the

speaker's

operation.

For

optimum

performance

,

we

recommend

using

3/4"

MDF

(Medium

De

ns

i

ty

Fiberboard)

and

internal

brac

i

ng.

The

enclosure

should

be

glued

together

and

secured

with

na

i

ls

or

screws.

Calculating

Volume

Calculating

volume

is

merely

a

matte

r

of

measuring

the

dimens

i

ons

in

inches

and

using

the

fo

r

mula:

H x W x D

divided

by

1728

(cubic

feet)

.

See

block

below.

Box

Volume

Divided

by

(cubic

feet)

Height"

x

Width"

x

Depth"

1728

If

two

facing

sides

are

of

uneven

leng

th,

add

them

together

and

divide

by

two

to

take

the

ave

r

age.

Using

this

numbe

r

wi

ll

give

you

the

volume

without

the

necessity

of

calculating

the

box

in

sections

and

adding

the

sections

together.

The

thickness

of

the

baffle

material

reduces

the

internal

volume

so

this

mus

t

be

subtracted

from

the

outside

dimensions

to

determi

ne

the

internal

volume

.

The

speaker

itself

also

reduces

the

internal

volume

.

The

amount

of

air

displaced

by

each

model

is

listed

on

the

specif

i

cation

sheet

and

should

also

be

subtracted

fro

m

th

e

gross

volume

calculation.

Sealed

Enclosure

NOTE:

Vb

is

the

internal

volume,

before

any

speaker

and/or

port

dis-

placement

is

added.

All

external

dimensions

were

based

on

the

use

of

3/4"

(1.90cm)

materials.

NOTE:

When

using

enclosures

othe

r

than

recommended,

call

Technical

Support

for

correct

application.

Optimum

Sealed

Enclosure

Recommendation

Sealed

Enclosures

10"

Total

Internal

Volume

cu.

ft

.

(Liter)

0.80

(22.62)

Woofer

D

is

placement

cu.

ft.

(Liter

)

0.03

(0.8

2)

Vb

-

Int

e

rn

al

Area

cu.

fl.

(Liter)

0.77

(

218)

F

3

-

3d

B

Po

in

t

(Hz)

40

.3

Ole

-

Enclosure

Damping

1.10

H-

Height

-

inch

(em)

12

(30.48)

W-

Width

-

inch

(em)

18

(45.72)

D-

Depth

-i

nc

h

(em)

95(24

.1

3)

Recommended

Sealed

Enclosure

Volume

Range

Sealed

Enclosures

Vb-

Volume

range

cu.

ft.

(Liter)

10"

0.5

to

1.0

(14.16

to

28.32)

12"

1.10

(30.87)

0.05

(1.42)

1.

05

(

29.45

)

39

.9

1.

18

1

3.

0

(33

.

02)

22.0

(55

88)

9 5

(24.13)

12"

0.75

to

1.25

(21.24

to

35.40)

Vented

Enclosures

NOTE:

Vb

is

the

internal

volume,

before

any

speaker

and/or

port

dis-

placement

is

added.

All

external

dimensions

were

based

on

the

use

of

3/4"

(1.90cm)

materials.

NOTE:

When

using

enclosures

other

than

recommended

,

call

Technical

Support

for

correct

application.

3/4"

MDF

I I

:

~

:

Optimum

Vented

(Ported)

Enclosure

Sizes

Vented

Enclosures

10" 12"

Total

Internal

Volume

cu.

ft.

(liter)

1.5

(42.48)

2.0

(56.63)

Woofer

Displacement

cu.

ft.

(Liter)

0.03

(0

.

82)

0.

05

(1.42)

Port

Displacement

cu.

ft.

(Liter)

0.12(3.4)

0.

09

(2.55)

Vb-

Internal

Area

cu.

ft.

(Liter)

1.35

(38

.

23)

1.86

(52.67)

F

8

-

Tuning

Frequency

(Hz)

40

35

F

3

-

3dB

Point

(Hz)

30

28

H -

Height

-

inch

(em)

12.0

(30.48)

14

.5

(36.83)

W-

Width-

inch

(em)

20.0

(50.8)

22

.5

(57

.

15)

D-

Depth

-

inch

(em)

15.0

(38.1)

14

.

25

(36

.

2)

P-

Port

Diameter

and

Length-

inch

(em)

4x14.25

4

X

13

(10.16

x36.2)

(10

.

16

x33.02)

NOTE:

The

port

shown

can

be

placed

on

any

face

of

the

enclosure

as

long

as

the

port

ends

are

not

obstructed

.

NOTE:

When

using

vented

enclosures,

for

maximum

reliability

and

power

han-

dling

ensure,

that

a

subsonic

or

"infrasonic"

filter

at

or

above

27Hz

is

used

so

that

only

usable

low

frequency

signals

are

sent

to

the

subwoofer.

Enclosures

Wiring

Configurations

By

varying

the

wiring

configuration

of

your

speakers

you

can

create

an

impedance

load

to

match

your

system.

Altering

the

wiring

configurations

gives

a

range

of

options

for

impedance

loads.

Series

,

Parallel

,

or

Series-Parallel

wiring

configura-

tions

are

different

techniques

for

wiring

speakers

that

provide

different

loads

.

Se-

ries

configuration

is

a

string

method

where

speakers

are

wired

end

to

end.

Parallel

configuration

uses

two

or

more

speakers

wired

across

common

terminals.

Series-

Parallel

configuration

combines

both

techniques.

Choose

the

wiring

diagram

that

corresponds

to

the

number

of

woofers

and

the

impedance

of

your

amplifier.

Parallel

Wiring

(2)

2

ohm

SVC

Speaker=

1

ohm

Load

Series

Wiring

(2)

1

ohm

SVC

Speaker=

2

ohm

Load

Subwoofer

Crossovers

There

are

two

operational

types

of

crossovers,

passive

and

active

.

Passive

cross-

overs

(coils

or

inductors)

are

placed

on

the

speaker

leads

between

the

amplifier

and

speaker.

An

active

crossover

is

an

electronic

filter

that

separates

the

audio

signal

fed

to

different

amplifiers

.

For

optimum

subwoofer

performance,

we

recom-

mend

using

an

active

80-1

OOHz

low-pass

crossover

at

12dB/octave.

6

Fran~ais

Enceintes

recommandees

Ce

manuel

decrit

deux

typ

es

particuliers

d'enceinte

s

au

x

performances

tout

a

fait

d

is

tin

ctes.

Cette

section

vous

permettra

de

decider

celui

qui

vous

co

nviendra

le

mieux.

Enceintes

Etanches

Les

en

ce

inte

s

et

anc

hes

sont

les

plu

s f

ac

ile

s a fa

briquer.

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egard,

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se

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plu

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por-

tant

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dan

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br

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vou

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ass

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rm

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de

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co

lie

et

un

produit

d'

etancheite

sur

taus

le

s

joints

pour

solidifier

!'ensemble

et

emp

e

cher

toute

fuite

d'air.

Le

volume

du

caisson

influe

directement

sur

Ia

performance

du

haut-

p

arleur.

Les

enceintes

de

plus

grand

e

dimension

delivrent

une

r

ep

onse

uniforms

en

freque

nce

avec

des

graves

profonds

alor

s

que

les

enceintes

plus

petit

es

ant

une

courbe

de

re

po

nse

plus

pr

noncee

et

un

rendement

generalement

superieur

pour

un

niveau

de

pression

a

co

u

tique

plu

s

eleve.

Avantage

des

enceintes

etanches:

• Pe

tit

es

en

ce

int

es

• Re

pon

se

lin

e

air

e

(uniforme)

•

Pas

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paso

ba

jo a 12

dB

/

oc

tava

Deutsch

Empfohlene

Gehliuse

DieseAnleitung

beschreibt

zwei

spezifischeTypen

von

Gehausen,

die

grundsatzlic

h

ver

-

schiedene

Performancemerkmale

bieten

.

DieserAbschnitt

soli

Ihnen

dabei

helfen

zu

entscheiden,welcher

der

besteTyp

fUr

lhreAnwendung

ist.

Geschlossene

Gehause

Geschlossene

Gehause

lassen

sich

am

leichte

ste

n

bauen

.

Der

wichtigsteA

s

pekt

beim

Bau

eines

geschlossenen

Gehauses

ist

zu

gewahrleisten

,

dass

es

luftdicht

ist.

DieVerwendu

ng

von

Klebstoff

und

anderen

Dichtungsmitteln

an

allen

Fugen

gewahrleistet

eine

solide

K

on-

struktion

und

verhindert

Luftverlust.Das

Gehausevolumen

wirkt

sich

unmittelbar

auf

die

Per-

formance

des

Lautsprechers

aus.GroBere

Gehause

bieten

eine

fl

achere

Reaktion

und

tiefere

Basse

,

wohingegen

kleinere

Gehause

eineAbweichung

in

der

Reaktionskurve

bieten

und

im

Allgemeinen

durch

hohere

Lei

stung

zu

einem

hoheren

Schalldruckpegel

tohren.

Vorteile

von

geschlossenen

Gehiiusen:

•

Kleine

Gehiiuse

•

Lineare

(!Iache)

Reaktion

•

Keine

Offnungsgerausche

•

Hohe

Nennbelastbarkeit

in

allen

Frequenzbere

ic

hen

•

Ausgezeichnete

Klangqualita

t

Beliiftete

Gehliuse

Be!Oftete

Gehause

unterscheiden

sich

von

geschlossenen

Gehausen

nur

in

sofern

.

als

dass

ein

Luftschlitz

bzw.

eine

Offnung

hinzugefUgt

wird

,

um

das

Gehau

se

zu

,stimme

n

".

Die

emp

-

fohlenen

Gehause

s

ind

fUr

hervorragende

Gesamtperformance

konstruiert.GrtiBere

Gehause

l

asse

n

sich

in

der

Regel

Ie

ic

h

ter

auf

niedrigere

Frequenzen

abstimmen,wohingegen

s

ich

mit

-

tlere

und

kleine

Gehause

Ieichter

auf

hohere

Frequenzen

abstimmen

lassen.Das

be!Uftete

Design

zeigt

eine

weniger

lineare

Reaktion

als

das

geschlossene

Gehause,

erbringt

jedoch

eine

feststellbar

hOhere

Leistung

auf

der

abgestimmten

Frequenz.

Vorteile

von

beliifteten

Gehiiusen:

•

Hoh

ere

Durch

sch

nitt

s

lei

stung

als

geschlossene

Geha~se

•

Abstimmfrequenz

kann

Ieicht

durch

Anderung

der

Offnungslange

a

gepasst

werde

n

•

Ti

efes

Bassverhalten

bei

geringerem

Kraftbedarf

•

Gut

geeignet

fOr

hohe

Leistung

bei

beschrankter

Kraft

Bau

des

Gehliuses

Um

ordnungsgemaB

zu

funktio

n

ieren,mOssen

die

Gehaus

ewa

nde

steif

sein

und

dOrfen

nic

ht

nachgeben

,

wenn

sie

dem

hohen

Druck

ausgesetzt

sind

,

der

bei

Betrieb

des

Laut

spreche

rs

entsteht.

FOr

optimale

Performance

empfehlen

wir

Faserpl

atte

mittlerer

Dichte

(Starke

ca

.

1,9

em)

und

interneAussteifungen

.

Das

Gehause

wird

verleimt

und

mit

N

ageln

oder

Schrauben

befestigt.Da

Faserplatte

luftdurc

hl

assig

ist,

wird

geraten

,

das

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von

auBen

mit

Poly-

ur

et

han

zu

behandeln

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Berechnung

desVotumens

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ur

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hnung

desVolumens

e

infa

ch

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feststellen

und

folgende

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anwend

en

:

Gehiiuse-Volumen

Vorbei

geteilt

(Liter)

Hiihe

(em)

x

Breite

(em)

xTiele

(em)

1000

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zwei

gegenOber

liegende

Seite

n

un

g

lei

ch

l

ang,

die

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der

beiden

Seiten

berechnen

.

DasVolumen

l

ass!

sich

mithilfe

dieser

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t

berechnen,

ohne

das

Geha

us

e

inAbs

chn

itten

berechnen

zu

mUssen

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Die

Starke

des

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redu

z

iert

das

lnnenvolum

en

und

muss

dah

er z

ur

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sts

tellung

des

lnn

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lum

ens

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s

ubtr

ah

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ert

w

erden.De

r

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sp

recher

se

lb

st

reduziert

das

lnn

e

nvolum

en

ebenfal

ls.

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Lu

ft

-

verdrangung

fUr

jedes

Modell

i

st

unterTe

c

hnische

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aufgefUhrt

und

muss

bei

d

er

Gesa-

mtkalkulation

de

s

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ens

ebenfa

ll

s s

ubtrahiert

werden

.

Verkabelungskonfigurationen

DurchVeranderung

derVerkabelungskonfiguration

lhrer

Laut

spreche

r

konnen

Sie

eine

lm

ped

-

anzlast

her

ste

llen

,

die

lhrem

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en

tspricht.

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dieVeranderung

derVerkabelungsk

on-

figurationen

e

ine

Reihe

von

Optionen

fOr

die

lmp

edanz

l

as

t.

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Parallel-

oder

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-

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-

Verkabelung

en

s

ind

ver

sc

hi

edeneTechniken

fUr

di

eVe

rkab

e

lun

g

von

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die

unterschiedliche

Belastungen

bieten.Di

e

Reihenkonf

igurati

on

ist

eine

Reihenmethode,

bei

der

die

Laut

sp

recher

von

Ende

zu

Ende

verkabelt

werden.Die

Parallelkonfiguration

ver-

wendet

mindestens

z

wei

Lautsprecher,

die

Uber

gemeinsameAnsch!Usse

verkabelt

we

r

den

.

Die

Rei

hen

-

Parallei

-

Konfiguration

kombiniert

beideTechnik

en

.Wahlen

Sie

das

nachfolg

en

de

Ver

kabe

lun

gsd

iagr

a

mm

aus,

das

der

Zah

l

anTiefttinern

und

der

lmp

e

dan

z

lhr

es

V

erstarkers

en

t

spricht.

Subwoofer-Crossover

Es

gibt

z

wei

Betriebstypen

fUr

Cro

sso

ver,

und

zwar

passive

und

aktive.

Passive

Crossover

(Spul

en o

der

lndu

ktoren)

w

erde

n

auf

den

Laut

spr

ec

herkabeln

zw

i

sc

hen

Versta

rk

er

und

Laut

s

precher

pl

atziert.

E

in

aktives

Crossover

ist e

in

elektroni

sc

her

F

ilter

,

der

dasAudios

i

gnal

trennt

,

da

s

verschiedenenVer

s

tarkern

z

ugetuhrt

wird

. Z

ur

op

ti

malen

Subwoofer

-

Performance

empfe

hl

en

wir

dieVerwendung

von

akt

iv

en

80

-

100

Hz

-N

ied

rig

pass-Crossovern

bei

12

dB/

Okt

a

v.

Italiano

Casse

acustiche

consigliate

II

presente

manua

le

descrive

a

grandi

linee

due

ti

pi

di

cassa

acustica

c

he

forn

i

scono

prestazi-

oni

distintament

e

diverse.

La

presente

sezione

mira

ad

aiutare

a

deci

ders

q

uale

sia

il

tipo

migliore

per

Ia

propria

applicazione.

Casse

a

chiusura

ermetica

Le

casse

a

chiusu

ra

ermetica

sana

le

pili

semplici

da

costruire.

La

cosa

p

ili

importante

in

questa

tipo

di

cos

truzione

e

di

accertarsi

che

Ia

chiusura

sia

a

tenuta

d'aria.

L:uso

di

colla

e

di

un

qualche

al

t

ro

tipo

di

maslice

in

tutti

i

punt

i

di

giuntura

garan

t

ira

che

Ia

costruzione

sia

salida

ed

evite

ra

le

perdite

d

'a

ria.

II

vo

lu

me

della

cassa

in

f

luira

in

modo

diretto

sulle

prestazioni

de

l

diff

usore.

Le

casse

pili

grand

i f

orn

iranno

una

r

isposta

pili

piatta

e

bassi

pili

profondi,

mentre

q

uelle

pili

p

icco

le

prese

nte

r

anno

una

gobba

nella

curva

di r

isposta

e

lorn

i-

ran

no

in

generale

un'uscita

pili

alta

per

un

maggiore

live!

Ia

SPL.

Vantaggi

delle

casse

a

chiusura

ermetica:

•

Casse

di

dim

ens

ioni

ridotte

•

Risposta

l

in

eare

(piatta)

•

Nessun

disturbo

da

apertura

•

Gestione

di

potenza

alta

a

tutte

le

frequenze

•

Eccellente

qualita

del

suono

•

Ottima

usc

ita

di

bassa

frequenza

a

confront

o

delle

casse

con

sfiato

Casse

con

sfiato

Le

casse

co

n s

fi

ato

differiscono

da

quelle

a

ch

i

us

ura

ermetica

so

lo

per

il

la

tt

a

che

in

esse

e

prati

ca

ta

un

'

apertu

ra o

porta

per

"accordare"

Ia

cassa

stessa.

Le

casse

consig

liat

e

sono

state

progetta

te

per

forn

ir

e

una

buona

prestazione

nell'insieme.

Le

casse

pili

grand

i

sana

gener

-

almente

pili

fa

c

il

i

da

accordare

alia

frequenze

pi

li

basse,

mentre

quel

le

picco

le

e

di

misura

mediana

sana

pili

facili

da

accordare

aile

freque

nze

pili

alte.

II

design

con

sf

i

ato

ha

risposta

me

no

lineare

de

l

le

casse

a

chi

usura

ermetica

,

ma

possiede

un'uscita

not

evolme

nte

maggiore

alia

frequen

za

di

a

cc

ordo.

Vantaggi

delle

casse

con

sfiato:

•

Usc

ita

media

super

ior

e

aile

casse

chi

us

e

•

La

frequenza

di

acco

r

do

puo

esse

re

regolata

fa

cilmente

modif

ic

ando

Ia

lungh

ezza

dell'apertura

•

Risposta

di

bass

i

profondi

con

minore

potenza

•

Ottime

per

us

cita

alta

con

potenza

limita

ta

Costruzione

della

cassa

Perch8

Ia

cassa

possa

tunzionare

in

modo

corretto

e

necess

a

ria

c

he

le

paret

i s

iano

rigide

e

non

si

flettano

quando

sana

assoggettate

aile ai

le

pressioni

prodotte

da

l

di

ff

usore

in

opera-

zi

one.

Per

ottenere

i

migliori

ri

su

lt

at

i si

cons

igl

ia

di

usare

MDF

(pann

ello

di

fibre

di

densita

media)

della

spessore

di

3/4

di

pollice

. I

panne

lli

d

ella

cassa

dovrebb

e

ro

essere

uniti

con

colla

e

tenuti

assieme

in

modo

sic

uro

con

ch

i

od

i o

viti.

Calcolo

del

volume

II

calcolo

del

vo

l

ume

consiste

semplicemente

nel

prendere

le

misure

in

pollici

e

usare

Ia

formula

seguente:

Volume

della

casella

Diviso

vicino

(nei

litri)

Altezza(cm)

x

Larghezza

(em)

x

Prolonditil

(em)

1000

Se

due

J

ati

hanna

l

ungh

ezze

diverse,

sommare

i

due

valori

e

dividere

per

due

per

ottenere

il

valore

med

ia.

II

numero

co

sl

ottenuto

forn

ira

il

volume

senza

doverlo

ca

l

co

l

are

dividendo

Ia

cassa

in

sez

ion

i e

quindi

sommando

assieme

i

vo

lumi

delle

diver

se

sezioni.

Lo

spessore

del

materiale

di

dia

fra

mma

riduce

il

volume

in

te

rn

ee

quindi

Ia

si

dovra

sottrarre

ai

le

dimensioni

esterne

per

calcolare

il

volume.

Anche

l'altopa

rl

ante

vera

e

proprio

r

iduce

il

vo

lum

e

interno

.

II

volume

d'ari

a

occ

upato

da

ciasc

un

mod

ello

e

indicato

nel

foglio

dei

dat

i

tecnici

e

dovra

esse

re

sottratto

d

al

volume

lordo

ca

lc

olato.

Configurazione

d'impianto

Vari

a

nd

o l

aconfigu

razione

d'

impi

anto

de

i

propr

i

diffu

s

ori

si

puo

cr

eare

un

ca

r

ic

o

d'impedenza

accoppiato

a

quello

del

sistema

. La

modif

i

ca

d

ella

configurazione

d'

i

mp

i

anto

produce

una

gamma

di

scelte

di

ca

rico

d'imp

eden

za

Le

conf

i

gura

z

ioni

d'

impianto

in

serie

,

in

parallelo,

in

se

rie

-para

llelo

r

appresentano

diverse

tecnic

he

di

collegamento

dei

fiJi

che

p

ro

ducono

carichi

diversi.

La

con

f

igura

z

ione

in

serie

rappre

sen

ta

un

metoda

di

collegame

nto

in

cui

i

diffusori

sono

collegat

i

uno

dopa

l'atro

.

La

configuraz

i

one

in

parallelo

utili

ua

du

e o

pili

diffusori

collegati

co

n

te

rm

inali

com

uni.

La

config

u

razi

one

in

se

rie-p

ara

lle

lo

unisce

le

due

tecniche.

Scegl

i

ere

lo

schema

d'impianto

che

corrisponde

al

proprio

numero

di

woo

fe

r e

all'impeden

za

dell'amplificatore.

Crossover

dei

subwoofer

Ci

sono

due

tip

i

di

crossover,

pa

s

si

vo e a

ttivo

.

I

crossover

pass

ivi

(bobine

o

induttori)

so

no

posti

s

ui

fiJi

de

i di

ffusor

i

trail

diflu

so

re

e l'

amp

lifi

ca

tore

.

II

cros

s

ove

r

attivo

e

un

filtro

elett

ro

-

nico

che

separa

il

se

gnale

a

udio

inviato

a di

ve

rsi

amp

lifi

catori

.

Per

ottimi

zza

re

le

prestazioni

dei

s

ubw

oofer,

si

cons

iglia

di

usare

un

c

ros

s

ove

r

att

ivo

passa

-

basso

da

80-100

Hz

a

12

dB

/

ottava.

7

8

Rockford

Corporation

offers

a

limited

warranty

on

Rockford

Fosgate

products

on

the

following

terms:

length

of

Warranty

POWER

Amplifiers-

2

Years

BMW®

Direct

Fit

Speakers-

2

Years

All

other

products

-1

Year

Any

Factory

Refurbished

Product-

90

days

(receipt

required)

What

is

Covered

Warranty

This

warranty

applies

only

to

Rockford

Fosgate

products

sold

to

consumers

by

Authorized

Rockford

Fosgate

Dealers

in

the

United

States

of

America

or

its

possession

s.

Product

purchased

by

consumers

from

an

Authorized

Rockford

Fosgate

Deal

er in

another

country

ar

e c

overed

only

by

that

country's

Distribu-

tor

and

not

by

Rockford

Corporation.

Who

is

Covered

This

warranty

covers

only

the

original

purchaser

of

Rockford

product

purchased

from

an

Authorized

Rockford

Fosgate

Dealer

in

the

United

States.

In

order

to

receive

service,

the

purchaser

must

provide

Rockford

with

a

copy

of

the

receipt

stating

the

customer

name

,

dealer

name,

product

pur

c

hased

and

date

of

purcha

s

e.

Products

found

to

be

defective

during

the

warranty

period

will

be

repaired

or

replaced

(with

a

product

deemed

to

be

equivalent)

at

Rock

ford's

discretion.

What

is

Not

Covered

1.

Damage

caused

by

accident,

abuse,

improper

operations,

water,

theft,

shipping.

2.

Any

cost

or

expense

the

removal

or

reinstallation

of

product.

3.

Service

performed

by

anyone

other

than

Rockford

or

an

Authorized

Rockford

Fosgate

Service

Center.

4.

Any

product

which

has

had

the

serial

number

defaced,

altered,

or

removed

.

5.

Subsequent

damage

to

other

components

.

6.

Any

product

purchased

outside

the

U.S.

7.

Any

product

not

purchased

from

an

Authorized

Rockford

Fosgate

Dealer.

limit

on

Implied

Warranties

Any

implied

warranties

including

warranties

of

fitness

for

use

and

merchantability

are

limited

in

duration

to

the

period

of

the

express

warranty

set

forth

above

.

Some

states

do

not

allow

limitations

on

the

length

of

an

implied

warranty,

so

this

limitation

may

not

apply

.

No

person

is

authorized

to

assume

for

Rockford

Fosgate

any

other

liability

in

connec

t

ion

with

the

sale

of

the

product.

How

to

Obtain

Service

Contact

the

Authorized

Rockford

Fosgate

Dealer

you

purchased

this

product

from.

If

you

n

ee

d

further

assistance

,

call1-800

-

669

-

9899

for

Rockford

Cus-

tomer

Service.

You

must

obtain

an

RA#

(Return

Authorization

number)

to

return

any

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