40 Watt EQ/Booster  (120-1966)        Operation         Faxback Doc. # 7561

TURNING THE EQUALIZER/BOOSTER ON AND OFF

Turn on the vehicle's ignition and the radio/cassette player. Then, press
the equalizer/booster's POWER button. The POWER indicator lights.

If you are using a five-wire connection between the equalizer/booster and
the radio/cassette player, to hear the radio/cassette player without
equalization, you can press POWER so the POWER indicator turns off. This
also turns off the equalizer/booster's amplifier.

But, if you are using a RCA-type connection, you cannot hear the
radio/cassette player without equalization when you press POWER to turn
off the equalizer/booster's amplifier.

USING THE SLIDE CONTROLS

Set the radio/cassette player's treble and bass controls (or tone control)
to the center position. Then, adjust the equalizer/booster's slide
controls for the desired sound.

Each slide affects a range of frequencies. The frequency marked above each
slide control is the midpoint of the frequency range affected by that
control.

To boost a frequency range's level, slide the control above 0. To cut the
level, slide the control below 0. To leave a frequency range's level
unchanged (flat response), set the control to 0.

USING THE FADER CONTROL

Adjust FADER to control the balance between front and rear speakers.

Turn FADER toward F to increase the front speakers' sound level and
decrease the rear speakers' sound level.

Turn FADER toward R to increase the rear speakers' sound level and
decrease the front speakers' sound level.

NOTE: If you connect only front speakers, turn FADER fully toward F.

(tlc/all-09/15/94)