Boss Audio Systems BA-6000 User manual

Amplifiers provide high-perfrmnance sound reinforcement for you mobik audio
equipment Ifs vlersatitity des oompdkf'i with optianal Eqdhm, Fmqwncy DMdiq
Nehvork Crwssowrs, and audio praeessors In a cu%tomked system. The Multi-Mode
bridging qx&ilitf~~- allow fldilty in bung & difkmt spak dgumthm.
To achieve optimum piorman@, it Is hi&+ mmmrnd that you fead this Ormerr
Manual Wore beginning instaltation.
HI FEATURES 11
cotDPlATEDTERMlNAL~RIPS/RCAL$CKS
HEAW DUN HEKT SINK
ADJUSWLE INPUT SENSmVrrY
CIRCUrT/TklEWVERLOAD MECTION
BUKT - IN LOW PASS RLTER Wable)
suru - IN HIGH pas FIL~ER M
BUILT - IN BASS BOOST ClRCCnrrrY
- 2 - WAY INPUT SOUm (Low lrput & High Input)
2-OHM STABLEI44l-M Ed&&
- SOff BELAYED REMUTE TURN-ON
FLOATING GROUND INPUTS
- MOM0 BRIDGEABLE
MOSFET SWrrCHlNG MR SUPFLY
LED STATUS INDICATORS
GlEW:POWERON
RfD : PROTECnON MODE
High powered audio syrtems in a dide are capable of -ng *he Conoert'
hlgh Ms d sound pressure, mtinued -re to exeesslvlely hi* volume sound
Id may cause king loss w damage. Also, operation of n motor vehicle while
liiing to audio equipment at high volume levels may impair ywr ability to Rear
ewternll sounds swh as; horns, warning signals. w mwgcncy vehlctes, thus
constituting to o potential traffic hazard. In the intwest of safety, Consumer
f kmnia munmds Iktenirq at Ioww dume Ms while driving.
- PlANNlNG YOUR SYSTEM HI
Ekfom bqinhing ttreinMlation* considw the fd*
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a If p plan ur qxd your sy4tein by addii other cunponenfsmwtime In the
fuhrm, ensureadquate~is Mtandcwli requirmmtsaremet
b. Shouldpu uehi&nrlouvinpldst
hr hnpllffer ha h tcacceptdthwHi~I~~ut9fromyrwr
~~~~~ywrraa&rbsi@swm
ff your di~ou~e kqutpptd wtth b.hmp outputs, it IS pdbhbsdliihb
drive the Ampllk and eonneding Wiheij to the 2 mrspeakers. Then, use the built-
in~ofywrndiotodrivethe2front~.
c Are ywr matdud7 fhew power dttg of ywf qn&m must be equal
w paterthm the Amplifds.Theyalso must be 2-8 Ohns iimpedaneeW information
mnonndly prirrteden theqdter magneQ
d. tknst& boah the length dfywr leads, and~ngwdrm~iningthehwunting
htion.RPAmpinputJ&requiralen~dhi@qd3lyshiddedh~male RCApatch
cord.
11 MOUNTING YOUR AMPUFJER
he mounting pltbn of pus lhrpllfmer wil iti~ a great effeet on Ils ability to dissipate
the heat pwatd during mwmal6peratim It hau an ample kat sink far heat
didpatran, and ah desigped with a ikmd shut&w~~ kt pmtedh)dr&
ding air to be directed ow the dng Wns dl impweheat dissipatlm dramatidlp.
DO NOT dose the amplifier in a dl k of it so that air annot ffow ard fins.
Temperalures in car trunks have been Wured as high as 1 PS'FISO'c] In the summer time. since
he themral shut-down point for the AtnplZfier is lg5F(85W it is q iD rn h it must be
mounted for madmum mdia capability. To dim mmdmum dmnhp of amwdon air
flow In an enclosed trunk, mnt theampltflw In am pWon, on a- surfam.
Wing requirwrr~ntr are amdedy rehd when mocmting Inside the piwm~#~
comparbrrent slnce the driver wll not often alh ?mwm to p;8ah a critfcal point. Floor
mounting ~nsder the s& b d)y cpdbfaaory as hg m h is at kmt 1 imh the
Amplifkts fins for dlalim.
a Sdea a suitable htim that is mnwnient for mwnting, is accessible for wiring.
and has ample roomfaraircimlrtion and ding.
b. Use the amplii as a tempk ta markthe morrnting hde.Wthe AayldEfier and
drill 4 holes.u= extreme &on, iwpct wrdemeath $&ace b~tore drltkng.
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c. SecuretheAmpiifierusingthe~rreurs provided