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MODE
SWITCH:
Select
2CH
,
3
CH
,
4
CH
or
5CH
MODEL
LA-21
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LA-41
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LA-4200
LA-S
1000
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RATING
CROSSOVER
CROSSOVER
FREQUENCY
SUBSONIC
FILTER
BASS
BOOST
INPUTS
FUSE(S)
DIMENSIONS
(LXWXHl
MAX
100
X
2@
4Q
200x
2@
2Q
400
X
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RMS
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INSTALLATION
Preliminary
Considerations
:
MAX
mox
4@
4Q
200
X
4@
2Q
400
X
2@
4Q
RMS
50
X
4@
4Q
75
X
4@
2Q
150x2@4Q
12dB/Oct
HP/APILP/EP
Variable
30Hz
-
1.2kHz
N/A
0
to
+12dE@
45Hz
RCA
I
High
Level
2DA(2)
11.8'
X
9.4
'
X
2.
3'
MAX
200x
4
@4Q
400
X
4@
2Q
BDOx2@
4Q
•
If
you
feel
unsure
about
installing
this
system
yourself,
have
it
installed
by
a
qualified
technician.
RM
·S
MAX
100
X
4
@4Q
125
X
4@
4Q
/ 400
X
1 @
2Q
150 x
4@
2Q
200
x
4@
2Q
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SOD
x 1 @
lQ
300
X
2
@
4Q
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M
5
..
62.5
x4@
4Q
I
20
0
x
1 @
2Q
' 1
DO
X
4 @
2Q
I 250
X
1 @ 1 Q
12dE
/
Oct
HP
/
APILP
Var
i
ab
le
30Hz
-
1.2kHz
Variable
15Hz-
55Hz
0
to
+12dE@
45Hz
(Remote
Included)
RCA
BDA(l)
20
;3'
X
9.4'
X
2.3'
•
Think
before
you
drill!
Ee
careful
not
to
cut
or
drill
into
gas
tanks,
fuel
lines,
brake
or
hydraulic
lines,
vacuum
lines
or
electrical wiring
when
working
on
any
vehicle.
•
Aftermarket
amplifiers
will
put
an
increased
load
on
the
vehicle
's battery
and
charging system,
which
can
reduce
battery
and
alternator
life.
It
is
strongly recom-
mended
io
upgrade
your
factory
alternator
and
battery
for
optimum
performance
from
your·
new
audio
system.
CAUTION:
Eefore
installation,
disconnect
the
battery
negative
(-) terminal
to
prevent
damage
to t
he
unit
,
fire
and
/or
possible
injury.
L
Choose
a
mounting
location
that
will
be
secure
and
offer
plenty
of
unobstructed space
for
proper
cooling.
Then
plan
the
wire
routing.
Reep
RCA
cables
close
together
but
isolated
from
the
am
plifier
's
powe
r cables
and
any
high
power
auto
acc
essories, e
specially
electric
motors
.
When
feeding
the
wires through
the
firewall
or
any
metal
barrier,
prot~ct
them
with
plastic
or
rubber
grommets
to
prevent short circuits.
Leave
the
wires
long
at
this
point
to
adjust
fo
r a precise
fit
at
a later
time
.
NOTE:
Never
run wires underneath
the
vehicle.
2.
Prepare
the
power
cable
for
attachment
to
the
amplifier
by
stripping 1 /2'
of
insulation
from
t
he
end
of
the
wire.lnsert t
he
bared
wire
into
t
heE+
terminal
and
tighten
the
setscrew
to
secure
the
cable
in
place.
3.
Trim
the
power
cable
within
18
'
of
the
battery
and
stripl/2•
of
insulation
from
the
end
of
the
wire
.
4.
Strip
1
/2'
from
the
battery
end
of
the
power
cable
and
crimp
a large
ri
ng
terminal
to
the
cable.
Use
the
ring
terminal to
co
nnect
to
the
battery p
ositi
ve
terminal.
DO
NOT
install
the
fuse
at
this
lime.
NOTE:
ALWAYS
protect
the
battery
and
electrical system
from
damage
with
proper
fusing
.
5.
Prepare
the
chassis
ground
by
scraping
any
paint
from
the
metal surface
and
thoroughly
clean
the
area
of
all
dirt
and
grease.
Strip
the
end
of
the
wire
and
attach a ring connector. Fasten
the
cable
to
the
chassis
using
a non-anodi
zed
screw
and
a star washer. Prepare
the
groundi
ng
cable
for
attachment to
the
amplifier
by
stripping 1 /
2'
of
insulation
from
the
other
end
of
the
wire. Insert the bared
wire
into
the
GND
terminal
and
tighten
the
setscrew
to
secure
the
cable
in
place.
S. Prepare
the
REM
turn-on
wire
for
connection
to
the
amplifier
by
st
ri
pping
1
/2'
of
insulation f
rom
the
wire
end
.
Inse
rt t
he
bared
wire
into
the
'R
EM
terminal
and
tighten
the
setscrew
to
secure
the
cable
in
to
place.
Connect
the
other
end
of
the
REM
wire
to a
switched
12-
volt
pos
i
ti
ve
source.
NOTE
:
The
s
witched
voltage
is
usually taken fr
om
the
source
unit
's accessory/remote
le
a
d.
7.
Securely
mount
the
amplifier
to
the v
ehicle
or
amp
rack.
Remember
: T
hink
before
you
drill
!
NOTE:
Ee
careful
not
to
mount
the
amplifier
on
cardboard
or
plastic panels.
B.
Connect
the
source signal
to
the
amplifier
by
plugging
the
RCA
cables/high
level
inputs
into
the
input
jacks
at
the
amplifier
.
Use
only
one
inpu
t
configuration.
Using
both
the
RCA
and
High
Level
inputs
will
cause undesirable operation.
NOTE
:
When
using
High
Level
Inputs
,
if
audible
engine
noise
is
present,
connect
the
Elack
wire
to
chassis
ground
.
If
noise
is
still
present,
contact
your
local
authorized
dealer
or
Lightning
Audio
custome
r service.
·
9.
Conn
e
ct
the
speakers.
Strip
the
speak
er
wires 1/2'
and
insert
in
to
the
speaker terminal
and
li
ghten
the setsc
rew
to se
cure
into
plac
e.
Ee
sure
to
maintain
proper speaker polarity.
DO
NOT
chassis
ground
any
of
the
speaker
le
ads
as
unstable opera
tio
n
may
res
ul
t.
NOTE
:
Mono
amplifier
speaker
output
s
(A
&
E)
are
wired
in
parallel i
nt
ern
ally.
10.
Perform
a
final
check
of
the
completed
system wi
ring
to
ensure that all
connections
are
ac
cu
rate.
Check
all
power
and
ground
connections
fo
r frayed wires
and
loose
connections.
Complete
the
installation
by
installing the proper
value
fuse.
OPERATION
Adjusting Level:
To
adjust
the
level
setting, turn
the
amplifier
gain
lev
el
to
the
low
e
st
setting.
Turn
the
source
unit
vol
u
me
up
until
distortion is
au
d
ible
and
then
slowly
down
until
the distortion
is
i
naudible
(appro
ximately
volume
position).
Next
, increase
the
amplifie
r
level
setting
until
once
again
dis
t
or
ti
on
is
audible
and
then
down
s
lowly
until
the
di
stortion
is
inaudible.
NOTE
:
Prope
r
lev
el setting
is
done
by
a trained
profes
s
ional
utilizing
an os
cilloscope.
For
a
more
in
depth
se
tting
procedure, c
ont
ac
t
Lightning
Audio
Te
chnical
S
upport.
Adjusting Crossover:
Select
the
app
r
op
ri
ate
pos
itio
n
fo
r
the
crossover
filte
r s
witch.
Turn
the
cr
ossover
adjustm
en
t
knob
to
the
lowest
setting. W
it
h the system
playing
at
normal listening
level
, turn
the
crossover
adjustment
knob
up
slowly
until
the
desired crossover
point
is
achieved.
Ex
ample
: subwoofers- l
ow
pass
with
an
80H
z
crossover
point
and
full-range-
high
pass
with
a
1OOHz
crossover
point
NOTE:
Some
models
include
a s
ubsonic
filter
wi
th
a v
ariable
15
-
40H
z hi
gh
pass
filter
designed
to prevent frequencies
bel
ow
the
audio
range
fr
om
b
eing
applied
to
the
subwoof
er
fr
om
the
amplifier
.
Set
this
to
your
personal pre
fer
en
ce
while
listening
to
the
system.
2
TROUBLESHOOTING
IF"
•••
THEN
•••
FIX
•••
Amplier
does
not
turn
on
B+
or
HEM
not
between
10.5
and
15
.5
or
no
voltage
present
Check
the
alternator,
batterv,
fuse,
and
wiring.
Repair
as
necessary
Amplier
Noise
Turn-On
Pop
Engine
Noise
Amplier
is
not
properly
grounded
Voltage
spike
from
source
unit
is
entering
amplier's
input
Noise
is
radiating
into
signal
cables
Check
wiring
and
repair
as
necessary
Connect
a
relay
turn-on
module
to
REM
terminal
if
pops
are
eliminated
with
no
input
signal
to
amplier
·
He-route
signal
cables
away
from
sources
of
high
current
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WARRAnTY
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LIGHTNING
AUDIO
OF"F"ERS
A
LIMITED
WARRANTY
ON
PRODUCTS
SUB.JECT
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FOLLOWING
TERMS:
•
LENGTH
OF"
WARRANTY:
Speakers
-
One
year
replacement
warranty
from
date
of
original
purchase - requires
proof
of
purchase.
Ampliers
-
One
year
replacement
warranty
from
date
of
original
purchase - requires
proof
of
purchase.
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•
WHAT
IS
COVERED:
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_.. .
This
warranty
applies
only
to
Lightning
Audio
products
sold
to
consumers
by
an
authorized
Lightning
Audio
Dealer
in
the
United
Stat
~
s
.
.
..,
of
America.
Products
purchased
by
consumers
from
an
authorized
Lightning
Audio
Dealer
located
outside
of
the
USA
are
1
,
~ay,riJ.
by
···
the
authorized
Lightning
Audio
Distributor
for
the
country
in
which
the
products
were
purchased. (
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WHO
IS
COVERED:
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This
warranty
covers
only
the
original
purchaser
of
Lightning
Audio
product
purchased
from
an
authorized
Lightning
Audio
Dealer
in
the
United
States.
In
order
to
receive
service
,
the
purchaser
must
provide
Lightning
Audio
with
a
dated
copy
of
the
sales
receipt
stating
the
customer
name,
dealer
name
and
product(s)
purchased.
Products
found
to
be
defective
during
the
warranty
period
will
be
replaced
(with
a
product
deemed
to
be
equivalent
at
Lightning
Audio's
sole
discretion)
by
Lightning
Audio.
•
WHAT
IS
NOT
COVERED:
1.
Damage
caused
by
accident,
misuse
,
abuse,
improper
installation
or
operation
, water
or
moisture
,
excessive
heat
,
theft
,
or
shipc
ping
2.
Any
cost
or
expense
related
to
the
removal
or
reinstallation
of
product
3.
Items
previously
repaired,
serviced
or
modied
by
an
unauthorized
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
Lightning
Audio
Dealer
•
LIMIT
ON
IMPLIED
WARRANTIES
,
1
•
·
:~·~=~~
.:
Any
implied
warranties
of
tness
for
use
and
merchantability
are
limited
in
duration
to
the
period
of
the
express
warrant
'
Y
•
•
l?.~
,t;~
W,th'
above
.
Some
states
do
not
allow
limitations
on
the
length
of
an
implied
warranty,
so
this
limitation
may
not
apply.
No
person-i's
autho-
rized
to
assume
for
Lightning
Audio
any
other
liability
in
connection
with
the
sale
of
the
product.
•
HOW
TO
OBTAIN
SERVICE
Defective
products
should
ba
returned
to
your
local
authorized
Lightning
Audio
Dealer
for
warranty service
or,
you
may
call
1-888-
881
-8186
for
Lightning
Audio
customer
service
.
You
must
obtain
an
RA#
(Return
Authorization
number)
prior
to
returning
any
product
to
Lightning
Audio.
Return
Authorizations
are
valid
for
30
days
.
You
are
responsible
for
the
shipment
of
defective
product
to
Lightning
Audio
and
you
MUST
include
valid
proof
of
purchase.
Mark
your
RA#
clearly
on
outside
of
your
shipping
carton.
Products
received
without
a
valid
RA#
will
be
refused
and
returned
to
sender
at
sender's
expense.
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