Detaching the control panel
Press and hold down the MENU
button 9 for longer than four seconds to activate/deactivate demo mode.

Press the

button 3.
The control panel latch mechanism opens. 8
First, pull the control panel straight
off the device and then out towards the left. The device switches off after the control panel is detached. All the current settings are saved. Any CD already inserted in the device remains there.

SWITCHING ON/OFF

There are various ways of switching the device on/off.

Switching on/off

Switching on/off using button 1 To switch on the device, press button 1. The device switches on.
Attaching the control panel Slide the control panel from left to
right into the devices guide.
To switch off the device, press and
hold down button 1 for longer than two seconds. The device switches off.
Press the left edge of the control
panel into the device until it clicks into place.
Switching on/off using the vehicle ignition
The device will switch on and off simultaneously with the ignition if it is connected correctly to the vehicles ignition and if it was not previously switched off using button 1. You can switch the device on even if the ignition is off.
Note: When attaching the control panel, make sure you do not press the display.

Press button 1.

Note: To protect the vehicle battery, the device will switch off automatically after one hour if the ignition is off.

ADJUSTING THE VOLUME

Adjusting the volume
You can adjust the volume in steps from 0 (off) to 50 (maximum). Risk of injury! If the power-on volume is set to maximum, the volume level can be very high when the device is switched on. If the volume was set to maximum before the device was switched off and the power-on volume is set to LAST VOL, the volume level can be very high when the device is switched on again. Severe damage to your hearing can be caused in both cases!
To increase the volume, turn the
volume control 2 clockwise.
To decrease the volume, turn the
volume control 2 anticlockwise.
Setting the power-on volume
You can set the default volume level at which the device plays when it is switched on.
Press the MENU button 9. Press the softkey 5 assigned to

the VOLUME display item.

Volume mute
You can instantaneously reduce the volume (mute). Briefly press button 1. MUTE appears in the display. Cancelling mute
Press the softkey 5 assigned to

the ON VOL display item.

Set the volume level that you want
using the volume control 2.
Briefly press button 1 again.
Press the joystick OK 8 or the
MENU button 9 to close the menu. The settings are saved. Note: You can also set the power-on volume to be the same as the volume level that was active before you switched off the device. To do so, press the softkey assigned to the LAST VOL display item in the volume menu.
turn the volume control 2. Telephone audio / navigation audio
If your car sound system is connected to a mobile telephone and/or a navigation system, the sound systems volume will be muted as soon as you pick up the phone or as soon as a navigation announcement is made. You will then hear the caller or navigation announcement over the car sound systems loudspeakers. In order for this feature to work, the mobile telephone and the navigation system must be connected to the car sound system as described in the installation instructions.
You can find out from your Blaupunkt dealer which navigation systems can be used with your car sound system. You can set the volume level at which telephone calls or navigation announcements will first be heard. This feature automatically adjusts the volume of the car sound system to suit the speed at which the vehicle is travelling. In order for this to work, your car sound system must be connected as described in the installation instructions. The automatic volume boost can be set to six levels (0-5). 0 means no boost and 5 means maximum boost. Press and hold down the AUDIO button : for longer than two seconds. DEQ+ MENU is displayed in the top line of the display.

Automatic sound

the PHONE display item in order to adjust the volume.
MENU button 9 to close the menu. The settings are saved. Note: You can also adjust the volume during the telephone call or navigation announcement using the volume control 2.
the AUTO SND display item.
Move the joystick 8 up or down to
select the setting that you want.
AUDIO button : to close the menu. The settings are saved. Note: The optimum setting for the speed-dependent volume adjustment feature depends on how noise levels develop in your particular vehicle. You will need to test various settings in order to find out which is best suited to your vehicle.

MENU button 9 to close the menu. The settings are saved.
Adjusting the display brightness
If your car sound system is connected as described in the installation instructions, the display brightness will change when the headlights are turned on/off. The display brightness can be adjusted separately for night and day in steps ranging from 1-16. Daytime display brightness
the DISPLAY display item. the BRIGHT display item. 13
Adjusting the viewing angle Press the MENU button 9. Press the softkey 5 assigned to
DAY and NIGHT are displayed in the top display line together with the currently set values.
Setting the display illumination colour (only Los Angeles MP74)
When setting the display illumination, you can choose one of four preset colours or mix a colour yourself from the RGB spectrum (red-green-blue) or select a colour during a colour scan. Selecting a preset colour Four different colours are already stored in the device. Ocean (blue), Amber, Sunset (red-orange) and Nature (green) are available. Select a colour that best suits your vehicle interior.
Move the flashing selection marker
behind DAY or NIGHT by pressing the joystick 8 to the left or right.
Set the value that you want. To do
so, move the joystick 8 down or up.
Setting the button illumination colour
You can choose the colour of the devices button illumination. You can choose from 16 colours on the Los Angeles and 3 on the Seattle.

the COLOR display item.

the display item of the colour that you want.
MENU button 9 to close the menu. The settings are saved. Mixing a colour for the display illumination To customise the display illumination to suit your tastes you can mix a colour yourself using the three primary colours red, blue and green.
the KEYCOLOR display item.
down/left to adjust the colour. A different colour is selected every time you move the joystick.
the COLOR display item. MENU button 9 to close the menu. The settings are saved.
Press the softkey 5 assigned to Press the softkey 5 assigned to

the USER display item.

MENU button 9 to close the menu. The settings are saved. Selecting a display illumination colour during a colour scan
the COL-SCAN display item. The device starts changing the display illumination colour.
If you want to select one of the colours, press the softkey 5 assigned to the SAVE display item.
If you want to switch back to the
previous menu without changing the colour, press the softkey 5 assigned to the BREAK display item.
assigned to the SPECTRUM display item until the SPECTRUM OFF or SPECTRUM ON setting that you want is displayed in the top display line.

Repeatedly press the softkey 5
Switching the spectrum analyser on/off
the red, blue and green colour components yourself. To do so, press the appropriate softkey 5 repeatedly until the displayed colour suits your tastes.
The spectrum analyser in your display provides a symbolic representation of the sound systems output level. If the spectrum analyser is switch on, it will appear automatically after a short time if you refrain from pressing a button whilst an audio source is playing. You can also choose to deactivate the spectrum analyser.
In the following menu you can set
Configuring the spectrum analyser
Inverting the appearance of the display content
You can invert the appearance of the display content.

RADIO MODE

Radio mode
This device is equipped with an RDS radio receiver. Many of the receivable FM stations broadcast a signal that not only carries the programme but also additional information such as the station name and programme type (PTY). The station name appears in the display as soon as the tuner receives it. You can optionally display the programme type. For further details, please read the section entitled Programme type (PTY).

the INVERT display item.

Adjusting the tuner settings
To ensure that the tuner works properly, the device must be configured for the region in which you are using it. You can choose between Europe/ Asia/ Gulf States (AREA EUR) and North/South America (AREA USA). If you experience problems with radio reception, please check this setting.

the TUNER display item.

the display item of the region that you want: AREA EUR or AREA USA.
If you are in CD/MP3 mode or CDchanger/Compact Drive MP3 mode,

Switching to radio mode

Selecting the waveband / memory bank
You can use this device to receive programmes broadcast over the FM and AM wavebands. There are four memory banks for the FM waveband and three memory banks for the AM waveband. Six stations can be stored in each memory bank. Selecting the waveband To select the FM or AM waveband,

Press and hold down the joystick
OK 8 for longer than two seconds. Scanning begins. SCAN appears briefly in the display followed by the current station name or frequency of the station. Cancelling SCAN and continuing listening to a station

Press the NEXT button 4.

Note: If you open the radio functions menu while in AM radio mode, the softkey assigned to the SENS display item will appear on the first page.

the SENS display item.

Press the joystick OK 8.
Scanning stops and the radio continues playing the station that it tuned into last.
Setting the scanning time Press the MENU button 9. Press the softkey 5 assigned to
the VARIOUS display item.
Storing stations automatically (Travelstore)
You can automatically store the six stations offering the best reception in the region. The stations are stored in the FMT or AMT memory bank. Note: Any stations that were previously stored in this memory bank are deleted in the process. Starting the Travelstore function
the SCANTIME display item.
down/left to adjust the scanning time.
MENU button 9 to close the menu. The settings are saved. Note: The scanning time that you set is also applied by the system to scanning carried out in CD/MP3 mode and CD-changer mode.
the T-STORE display item. The storing procedure begins. TRAVEL STORE appears in the display. After the process is completed, the radio will play the station that is stored in location 1 of the FMT (or AMT) memory bank.

Storing stations

Storing stations manually
Select the memory bank that you
want: FM1, FM2, FM3, FMT or AM1, AM2, AMT.
Tune into the station that you want
as described in the section entitled Tuning into a station.
Listening to stored stations Select the memory bank or waveband.
Press the softkey 5 that is assigned to the station name or frequency of the station that you want to listen to.
Press one of the six softkeys for
longer than two seconds to assign the station to that softkey.

Programme type (PTY)

Besides transmitting the station name, some FM stations also provide information on the type of programme that they are broadcasting. Your car radio can receive and display this information. For example, the programme types can be: CULTURE TRAVEL JAZZ SPORT NEWS POP ROCK CLASSICS You can use the PTY function to select stations of a particular programme type. Note: If the tuner does not find a station that corresponds to the selected programme type, you will hear a beep and NO PTY appears briefly in the display. The radio will then retune to the station that it received last. Activating PTY To use the PTY function, Deactivating PTY To switch off the PTY function,
Whilst the programme types are
being displayed, press the softkey 5 assigned to the PTY OFF display item. Selecting a programme type and starting seek tuning The PTY menu comprises several pages on which the known programme types are displayed. To browse through the PTY menus pages,
press the NEXT button 4 repeatedly until the programme type that you want appears alongside one of the softkeys.
the programme type that you want.
down/left to start seek tuning. The next receivable station corresponding to your selected programme type will then be tuned into. If the tuner does not find a station that corresponds to the selected programme type, you will hear a beep and NO PTY appears briefly in the display. The radio will then retune to the station that it received last. Note: If you want to switch back to the programme types display,
Press the NEXT button 4. Press the softkey 5 assigned to
the PROG TYP display item. If PTY is activated, the display shows the current programme type. PTY lights up in the display. The programme types are displayed alongside the softkeys 5.
open the second page of the radio
functions menu again and press the softkey 5 assigned to the PROG TYP display item.
Treble reduction feature during interference (HiCut) The HiCut function has the effect of reducing interference noise during poor radio reception. If interference occurs, the system automatically reduces the treble thus reducing the interference level. Setting HiCut
Optimising radio reception

Switching to CD mode and inserting a CD
If there is no CD inserted in the device yet, button 7.

press the

The control panel opens out towards you.
Insert the CD with the printed side
uppermost into the CD compartment. The drive draws in the CD. 22
To fast search backwards or forwards, You can briefly play (scan) all the tracks on the CD.
Fast searching (audible) press and hold down the joystick
8 in one direction (up or right for forwards or down or left for backwards) until fast searching begins.

Scanning tracks (SCAN)

OK 8 for longer than two seconds. The subsequent tracks on the CD are briefly played in ascending order. Note: You can set the scanning time. For further details, please read the section entitled Setting the scanning time in the Radio mode chapter. Cancelling SCAN and continuing listening to a track To cancel scanning,
Random track play (MIX) Press the softkey 5 assigned to
the MIX display item. MIX CD appears briefly in the display. The next track to be played will be picked at random. Cancelling MIX
the MIX display item again. MIX OFF appears briefly in the display.

press the joystick OK 8.

The currently scanned track will then continue to be played normally.
Repeating tracks (REPEAT) Press the softkey 5 assigned to
the REPEAT display item. REPEAT TRACK appears briefly in the display. The track is repeated continuously until you deactivate REPEAT. Cancelling REPEAT

Displaying CD text

Some CDs include CD text. The CD text might contain the names of the artist, album and tracks. You can allow the CD text to be displayed as scrolling text in the bottom line of the display every time you switch to another track. If the inserted CD does not contain any CD text, NO TEXT will appear briefly in the display if the CD text feature is activated.
the REPEAT display item again. REPEAT OFF appears briefly in the display. Normal playback is then resumed.

Switching CD text on/off

MP3 MODE

MP3 mode

You can also use this car sound system to play CD-Rs and CD-RWs that contain MP3 music files.
assigned to the TEXT display item until CD TEXT ON or CD TEXT OFF is displayed.

Preparing an MP3-CD

The various combinations of CD burners, CD burning software and CD blanks may lead to problems arising with the devices ability to play certain CDs. If problems occur with your own burned CDs, you should try another brand of CD blank or choose another colour of CD blank. To avoid problems when playing CDs, you should not burn CDs at speeds greater than 16-speed. The format of the CD must be ISO 9660 Level 1 or Level 2 or Joliet. Other formats cannot be played reliably. Avoid multi-sessions. If you write more than one session to the CD, only the first session will be detected. You can create a maximum of 127 directories on a CD. You can use this device to access each of these directories. Each directory can in turn contain up to 254 tracks and subdirectories that can also be accessed. A maximum of 8 levels of directories are allowed.

Setting scrolling text

You can allow the CD text to be displayed as scrolling text in the bottom line of the display. Switching CD scrolling text on/off
assigned to the SCROLL display item until SCROLL ON or SCROLL OFF is displayed.

Fig. 1

Fig. 2
D01 D02 D03 T001 T002 T003 T004 T005 D05 T001 T002 T003 T004 T005 T006 T007 D04 T001 T002 T003 T004 T005 T006 T007 T008 T009 T010 T011
D01 T001 T002 T003 T004 T005 T006 T007 T008 T009 T010 T011
Note: When naming directories and tracks you should avoid using accents and special characters. If you like your files to be in the correct order, you should use burner software that places files in alphanumerical order. If your software does not provide this feature you also have the option of sorting the files manually. To do so, you should place a number (e.g. 001, 002, etc.) at the beginning of each file name - you must include the leading zeros. MP3 tracks can contain additional information such as the artist, album and track names (ID3 tags). This device can display version 1 ID3 tags. This device can only play MP3 files that have the.MP3 file extension. Note: To ensure uninterrupted playback, do not try changing the file extension to.MP3 of any files other than MP3 files and then attempt to play them! Do not use mixed CDs containing both non-MP3 data and MP3 tracks. Do not use mix-mode CDs containing both audio tracks and MP3 tracks.
Since using some burner software can lead to inconsistencies in the way items are numbered, you should ensure that the root directory D01 either contains only subdirectories containing tracks (Fig. 1) or only tracks (Fig. 2). You can name each directory using a PC. The device is capable of displaying the directory name. Name the directories and tracks using your CD burner software. The softwares instruction manual will provide details on how to do this.

Switching to MP3 mode

MP3 mode is activated in the same way as normal CD mode. For further details, please read the section entitled Switching to CD mode / Inserting a CD in the CD mode chapter. 25

Selecting a directory

Selecting from the directory list You can display a list of all the directories on the inserted CD and then conveniently select a directory from it. The directories are displayed with the names that you created when burning the CD. Note: Any directories not containing MP3 files will be skipped automatically. If, for instance, you are listening to tracks in directory D01 and you select the next directory by pressing the joystick 8, directory D02 (which does not contain any MP3 tracks) will be skipped and D03 will be played (see diagram). The display will then automatically switch from D02 to D03.

the REPEAT display item again. REPEAT DIR appears briefly in the display. Cancelling REPEAT To stop the current track or current directory from being repeated,
repeatedly press the softkey 5
that is assigned to the REPEAT display item until REPEAT OFF appears briefly in the display.

Random track play (MIX)

To play the tracks in the current directory in random order,
the MIX display item. MIX DIR appears in the display. 27

Configuring the display

There are various options available for displaying the name of the artist, track and album (ID3 tag) or the directory and file name. The information contained in the ID3 tag (album, artist and track) can only be displayed if it was saved when the CD and MP3 file were created. The track name is always displayed in the top line of the display during playback. The track name appears once as scrolling text after a track change and is then abbreviated to 16 characters and displayed. Note: If the track name is not available in the ID3 tag, the system will display the file name instead. You can choose between different items of information to be displayed in the bottom line of the display (info line). Selecting information in the info line In the bottom line of the display (info line) you can choose between displaying the various items of MP3 information such as track, artist, album or directory number (DIR) / file name. Displaying all of the information for a file once To display all of the available information for a track as well as the directory name and file name (info displayed once as scrolling text),
the SHOW ALL display item. If available, the information is displayed once as scrolling text in the info line. SHOW ALL flashes in the display whilst the information is being shown. Setting scrolling text You can choose whether you want the display that you set under Selecting information in the info line to appear as scrolling text (SCROLL ON) or only once (SCROLL OFF).
assigned to the SCROLL display item until the setting that you want appears.
assigned to the INFO display item until the display that you want appears in the bottom line of the display. Note: If the information on the artist, track and album is not available in the form of an ID3 tag, you will not be able to select it.

CD-CHANGER MODE

To move up or down to another CD,
CD-changer mode (optional)
To find out which CD changers / Compact Drive MP3 can be used with this device, please refer to the Accessories chapter in these instructions or contact your Blaupunkt dealer. Note: Information on handling CDs, inserting CDs and operating the CD changer can be found in the operating instructions supplied with your CD changer. Information on using the Compact Drive MP3 and recording music tracks onto the Compact Drive MP3s Microdrive hard disk can be found in the operating instructions supplied with the Compact Drive MP3.

the REPEAT display item again whilst the CD-changer functions menu is being displayed. 30
The car sound system allows you to assign names for up to 99 CDs (not with the Compact Drive MP3) so that you can recognise them more easily. The names can be a maximum of seven characters long. FULL will appear in the display if you try assigning more than 99 names. Entering/editing CD names
Listen to the CD whose name you

want to delete.

ENGLISH DANSK PORTUGUS ESPAOL SVENSKA NEDERLANDS ITALIANO FRANAIS
the CD NAME display item.
Press and hold down the softkey
5 assigned to the CLEAR CD display item for longer than two seconds. The CD name will be deleted. Deleting all CD names
Listen to the CD that you want to
the CD NAME display item. The current name of the CD is displayed in the top line of the display. If the CD has not been named yet, seven underscores _ will be displayed instead.
Listen to a CD. Press the NEXT button 4.
the EDIT display item. You will now enter edit mode. The first input position flashes.
5 assigned to the CLEAR ALL display item for longer than two seconds. The CD names will be deleted. Note: This function is not available for the Compact Drive MP3. If you use this function with the Compact Drive MP3, CDC CLEAR is displayed for 45 seconds. You will not be able operate the device during this time period.
select the character that you want. If you want an empty space, simply select the underscore.
right to change the input position.
To save the name, press the joystick OK 8.

Naming CDs

Deleting a CD name

CLOCK TIME

CLOCK time

Setting the clock time

The clock can be set automatically using the RDS signal. You can also set the clock manually if you cannot receive a radio station that supports this feature. Setting the clock automatically To set the clock automatically,
Adjust the minutes by moving the

joystick 8 up or down.

MENU button 9 to close the menu. The settings are saved. Setting the date To set the date,
press the MENU button 9. Press the softkey 5 assigned to

the CLOCK display item.

assigned to the AUTOSYNC display item until AUTOSYNC ON appears in the display. AUTOSYNC ON means that the clock is set automatically using the RDS signal. Setting the clock manually
the DATE display item. The year (YY), month (MM) and day (DD) appear in the top line of the display. The input position for year flashes.
Set the year (e.g. 04 for 2004) by
moving the joystick 8 up or down.

press and hold down the AUDIO
button : for longer than two seconds. The equalizer menu appears in the display. To activate the equalizer,
the USER or PRESET display item and select an equalizer. To deactivate the equalizer,

the OFF display item.

Automatically calibrating the equalizer
You can electronically calibrate and store values for three different situations. EQ 1 for the driver only EQ 2 for the driver and front passenger EQ 3 for the front and rear occupants Hold the calibration microphone in the appropriate position whilst calibration is taking place. The position of the calibration microphone for situation 1 (e.g. for the driver alone) is at the height of the drivers head. For situation 2, the calibration microphone should be positioned between the driver and the front passenger. For Situation 3, it should be placed at the centre of the vehicle interior (left/ right, front/back). 34
button : for longer than two seconds.
the USER EQ display item.
the display item of the equalizer (EQ-1, EQ-2 or EQ-3) that you want to set up.
the AUTO display item. A countdown is shown in the display. Afterwards you will hear a test sound and calibration begins. Note: Follow the instructions shown in the display during calibration!
Proceed as described for all the

equalizers.

After calibration has taken place or after you have finished making manual adjustments, corresponding softkeys 5.

Selecting an equalizer

Select one of the presets using the Press the joystick OK 8 or the
AUDIO button : to close the menu. The settings are saved.
Manually adjusting the equalizer
Notes on adjusting the settings We recommend you use a CD that you are familiar with for making changes to the settings. Before adjusting the equalizer, set the sound and volume distribution settings to zero and deactivate X-BASS. For further details, refer to the chapter entitled Sound and volume distribution.
Select one of the equalizers
(EQ1, EQ2 or EQ3) using the corresponding softkeys 5.

Selecting sound presets

You can select sound presets for the following music types. VOCAL DISCO ROCK JAZZ CLASSIC The settings for these music styles have already been programmed.

Listen to a CD. What kind of impression does the

sound make?

Now refer to the Sound impression column in the table entitled Help adjusting the equalizer.
Adjust the equalizer values as described in the Measures column.
Press and hold down the AUDIO

the PRESET display item.

Making adjustments
You can use the quality factor to adjust the width of the filter. The higher you set the value for the quality factor the more directly the filter will be applied to the selected frequency. To adjust the quality factor,
the display item of the equalizer (EQ-1, EQ-2 or EQ-3) whose settings you want to change.
the left or right until the quality factor displayed after Q flashes.
Adjust the quality factor by pressing the joystick 8 up or down. Note: Proceed in the same way with all the frequencies that you want to adjust.
the display item of the equalizer band (LOW1, LOW2, HIGH1, HIGH2 or HIGH3) whose setting you want to change. The top line displays the frequency in Hz, the level in dB and the quality factor Q. To select the frequency,
the left or right until the frequency flashes.
Adjust the frequency that you want
to change by pressing the joystick 8 up or down. To adjust the level,
the left or right until the level displayed in front of dB flashes.
Adjust the level for the frequency
by pressing the joystick 8 up or down.
Help adjusting the equalizer
Sound Impression / problem Bass sound is too weak Measures Increase bass with Frequency: 32 to 160 Hz Level: +4 to +6 dB
Sound very much in the foreground, aggressive, no stereo effect.
Reduce the mid level with Frequency: 1000 to 2500 Hz Level: -4 to -6 dB
Dull sound Little clarity No brilliance to the instruments
Boost the treble range with Frequency: 6300 to 10000 Hz Level: +2 to +4 dB
Dirty bass Booming sound Unpleasant pressure
Reduce the lower mid level with Frequency: 400 Hz Level: approx. -4 dB

AMPLIFIER/SUB-OUT

Amplifier/sub-out
The car sound system provides connections that allow you to connect external amplifiers. You can also connect a subwoofer to the devices integrated lowpass filter. In order for this to work, the amplifier and subwoofer must be connected in the manner described in the installation instructions. We recommend you use well-matched products from the Blaupunkt or Velocity product ranges.

connectivity
The TwinCeiver Bremen MP74, a digital twin receiver with a Digital Directional Antenna (DDA), is clearly the top choice for individualists with the most exacting demands on sound and tuner performance. It is equipped with a four-channel, self-adjusting equalizer with a total of 108 bands and delivers
richly detailed, differentiated, well-balanced sound. It is also possible to adjust all 108 bands on your PC to reflect your own personal tastes and to accommodate the conditions in your specific vehicle interior. Experience listening pleasure in a new dimension.

Seattle MP74

The Seattle MP74 with the Digital DigiCeiver is equipped with a DEQmaxEX equalizer with a self-adjusting function that enables it to determine perfect sound all on its own. Thanks to the digital, self-adjusting parametric 5-band equalizer, youll
enjoy differentiated range of sound that can be individually adjusted to accommodate the vehicle acoustics. You can also choose from three key variocolor illuminations; green, red and amber, which make the Seattle look perfect in your dashboard.

Acapulco MP54

The Acapulco MP54 with an MP3-enabled CD drive and DEQmaxEX, a digital, fully parametric, self-adjusting 5-band equalizer, is state-of-the-art in terms of technology as well as looks. Real sound freaks can now use the PC connection to
adjust all the sound parameters on their PCs and the VarioColour display is a delight to the eyes. You can select exactly the display colour you want from more than 4,000 shades.
Nowadays, its hard to imagine in-vehicle sound without MP3 sound files. The advantages are obvious: not only is there a diverse range of storage media, youve got a choice of different playback devices as well. The most important argument in favour of this technology, however, is the compression standard used for music files, based on the MPEG1 standard which gives you hours of music listening enjoyment. And a new interface also makes it possible to connect an iPod, the mobile MP3 player from Apple. The unique VarioColour feature also offers a great deal of flexibility in looks: 4,096 different shades of colour enable you to match up the radio perfectly to virtually any vehicle dashboard.

Calgary MP35

4 x45 W

4-Channel Preamp-out

Aux- in

Barcelona MP35

Equalizer

London MP35

Speech output

Kingston MP35

Sub out

MP3 Tuners.

Madrid MP35

San Diego MP35

Remote Control

CD Tuners.

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Listen to the music.

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Essen MP35

Brighton MP35

Kiel CD35

Malaga CD35

Ravenna C32

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Overload protection circuits
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Amplifier channel 2

Amplifier channel 4
Power supply DC-DC converter unit filter for channel 2/4 capacitors Double-sided circuit board impregnated with epoxy resin
Solid terminals for + 12 volts
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Vw 250

Diameter: 380 mm 3000 W 2 x 2 ohms Fibreglass cone
Diameter: 300 mm 2250 W 2 x 2 ohms Fibreglass cone
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Stable, particularly hard fibreglass cone Large dual voice coils for highest power handling Solid aluminium diecast basket
Vb 300 Highlights in the Vb series
Stable, particularly hard fibreglass cone Large dual voice coils for highest power handling Solid, compact enclosures made of MDF with design covers
Diameter: 300 mm bass-reflex 1200 W 2 x 2 ohms

Vb 250

Diameter: 250 mm bass-reflex 600 W 2 x 2 ohms
ODsb 8000A OD The Compact Series
Integrated amplifier for easiest installation Ultra-compact Easy connection to factory-installed sound systems High-level inputs
Diameter: 200 mm with passive radiator 140 W Active subwoofer box

The bassest of the bass!

THb 300
Diameter: 300 mm bass-reflex 750 W 4 ohms
THb The Easy Installation Series
Particularly flat installation depth requires significantly less room in the boot than a conventional subwoofer High-power-handling drivers with a stable PP cone and integrated magnet system Solid, compact enclosures made of MDF with design covers

THb 250

Diameter: 250 mm bass-reflex 600 W 4 ohms

GTb 300 Dual

Diameter: 2 x 300 mm 1500 W 2 x 4 ohms

GTb 300

Diameter: 300 mm 750 W 4 ohms
High-power-handling drivers with a stable spun paper cone and EXP technology Solid, compact enclosures made of MDF with design covers

GTt 300

Diameter: 300 mm 600 W 4 ohms

Speakers.

Great in-car sound is difficult to recreate without good speakers. Thanks to high-quality workmanship, Blaupunkt speakers always deliver even at constant high power levels. Installation is no problem as Blaupunkt offers practical solutions for virtually any vehicle on the market.
Velocity The Competition Series
The target definition in the development of this high-end speaker was simply the best. With top-rate sound, these speakers master the reproduction of any type of music and tease out even the finest details with ease. Friends of highend performance will be delighted to find first-class material workmanship combined with the finest components.

Direct signal

Reflection

Bass-Tube

A subwoofer usually built into a round, acoustically matched enclosure. Particularly well suited for vehicles in which the boot is not physically separated from the passenger cabin. If maximum loading capacity is required in the boot, just remove the bass tube from the car.
Customisable Power-On Message
Any text (max. of 35 characters) that briefly appears in the display when the unit is switched on.
Comparatively circular reception range of a normal car antenna: both the transmitter signal and the reflected signal are received.

Brightness

A menu is used to adjust the brightness of the display and night design to the cockpit illumination. Separate settings can be selected for headlights on and headlights off.

Reception with DDA

Vehicle-specific frequency response with DSA+ correction

Amplitude in dB

DigiCeiver
Technology, whereby the car radio is based on signal/computer processors. The signal is digitally processed from the receiver to the Preamp Out. This affords considerable advantages in terms of reception properties and sound adaptation. SHARX

103 104

Frequency in Hz
Digital radio/DAB Digital Audio Broadcasting
Digital radio standard that, in contrast to analogue radio signals, makes it possible to transmit a great deal of data. In addition to audio signals and texts, it is also possible to transmit programme information in the form of images and HTML pages. Even moving images are possible. With digital radio, many familiar programmes are now available in CD quality, along with an entire spectrum of completely new stations. Interference Should there ever be any problem in the transmission of a digital signal, it is usually only a small part of the information that gets lost. And the listener wont even notice: the digital correction process simply recreates the original signals. This guarantees interference-free listening enjoyment every time. Reception convenience Digital radio programmes are transmitted over just one frequency. This means that, once you have tuned into a programme, you will be able to listen to it anywhere within reception range without having to adjust your set. Versatility Even though digital radio is bound to replace FM as the radio standard sooner or later, the Blaupunkt digital radios all still include an FM receiver as well. Additional reception In the future, digital radio will also be able to receive such additional multimedia information as telematics services, information on song titles, weather reports and MP3 files. Sound quality Digital radio provides the same excellent sound quality as a music CD, even at top speed on the motorway. Future standard It is already possible to pick up digital radio almost everywhere in Germany. Full coverage is expected to be achieved by 2004. And since digital radio is a European standard, it will be available in all European countries in the future as well. Programme diversity Digital radio doesnt mean you have to make do with fewer programmes. In Germany, there are already more than 150 digital radio programmes on air and that number is growing.

Reception range of the automatic DDA directional antenna: the wanted transmitter signal is received, the reflected interference signal is faded out.
In principle, the DDA process mimics the reactions of an extremely quick, automatic directional antenna similar to TV rabbit ears that deliver just snow or perfect reception depending on just a small adjustment. When used in car radios, the DDA process works with two independent antennas and receivers, whose signals are digitised using intermediate frequency analogue-digital converters. The digitised data is then fed to an adaptive algorithm with extremely low settling times. Thus, the two intermediate frequency signals are combined so that the antenna can gain up to 3 dB of antenna power even for weak reception field strengths. In areas with strong reception, the second regular receiver, the so-called RDS background receiver, is then freely available. The switch between DDA operation and RDS background reception is quick and inaudible, controlled by a logic that evaluates the current reception conditions. This guarantees the radio listeners the best possible reception and rapid frequency switching at all times, without annoying station searches.
Equalizers that do the thinking for you! The intelligent Blaupunkt equalizers are equipped with a self-adjusting function to automatically optimise sound reproduction. The new DSA+ equalizer is a complete high-performance 24-bit DSP system. The computer has enough power to handle the 4-channel self-adjustment of 27 graphic equalizer bands (= 108 bands in total). This creates a sound quality that remains unparalleled to date and can also be adjusted to your personal taste. Signal time alignment for the audio signal guarantees a true-to-life, concert-like panorama. Dynamic Noise Covering (DNC) automatically adjusts the volume, the equalizer and music dynamics to the current noise background in the vehicle. And this feature not only regulates the level, it also adjusts the sound to the frequency spectrum of the driving noise. A spectrum analyser, fascinating effect sound options for Club, Stadium, Cathedral, Theatre and Concert as well as sound presets round out the virtually unlimited opportunities to individualize your sound! Parametric bands in DEQ Max/DEQ Max EX: For particularly easy operation and the outstanding adjustment of the complicated acoustic conditions in modern vehicles, the DEQ Max EX equalizer uses five fully parametric bands (adjustable mid frequency, quality and level) with an automatic selfadjusting function (in systems with the DEQ Max, the parametric 5-band equalizer requires manual adjustment). In addition, you can also choose individually from five pre-defined sound curves for different music styles. Automatic equalizer adjustment with the DSA Max and DEQ Max EX: To keep things simple and ensure that the best possible sound is what you get in the end, Blaupunkt has developed an automatic self-adjusting function that measures the problematic frequency response individually in every vehicle. All you have to do is to connect the calibration microphone (comes included with the Bremen MP74 and the Los Angeles MP74) with the ISO connection box and press the AUTO key in the equalizer menu. After just a few seconds, the sound will be noticeably more harmonious, richer in detail with greater differentiation, as the annoying frequency peaks are reliably balanced out. To satisfy personal tastes, all the settings can also be adjusted manually afterwards. Alternatively, the sound-related or voice-optimised sound preset curves can also be selected.

DEQ/DEQ+/DSA+ Digital Sound Adjustment
Vehicle-specific frequency response without DSA+ correction
Annoying frequency response peaks
Frequency in Hz Lack of deep bass sound Lack of brilliant trebles
Correction using DSA+ (13 EQ bands)

Disc-Naming

This function makes it possible to enter a name for any CD currently playing. This name will then appear in the display each time the CD is played as long as the corresponding display function has been activated.
Filter 1 Filter 2 Filter 3 Filter 4 Filter 5

Display-Out

Connection option for existing external displays in the car via an optional interface.
DMB Digital Multimedia Broadcasting
DMS Disc Management System
The Disc Management System makes it possible to connect a Blaupunkt CD changer and operate it using the car radio keypad.
Linear spektrum EXP design

Gyroscope

Magnetically independent, electronic gyroscopic compass for the exact measurement of angles. Standard in airplane, ship and car navigation systems.
DNC Dynamic Noise Covering
Audio signal, e. g. from a CD Driving noise, wind, reflections, etc. Microphone to analyse the noise in the vehicle interior

Hands-free operation

You can use the microphone and speakers in the car to place telephone calls without taking your hands off the wheel.

Adaptive filter

DNC Module
Audio signal with driving noise

Driving noise extraction

Correction of the driving noise using the 9-bandEQ and 2-band dynamic compression
HDD Hard Disk Drive Head Unit
A term commonly used in the car hi-fi industry for a car radio in complex systems.
Extracted driving noise signal

DSA Max

Regulates the volume between the front and rear stereo channels.

High pass

Active frequency crossover to control subwoofer/satellite speaker systems, whereby the music signal is faded out below a selected frequency.
DSA Max Digital Sound Adjustment Dual voice coil
DEQ Max / DEQmaxEx / DSA Max In a dual voice coil, the two lengths of wire wound around the same former can be driven separately. This provides you with greater flexibility in the configuration of your system. In a parallel hook-up (= half the impedance), the amplifier connected is able to deliver double the performance at best. For subwoofers that require a lot of power, each voice coil can be wired to a separate amplifier channel.

Fibreglass Cone

The cones used in woofers and mid-range speakers must combine stiffness and minimal weight for the best linear behaviour. The Blaupunkt fibreglass cone offers particularly pleasing resonance characteristics for a very even frequency response.

High-power output stage

Car radio output stage with watts RMS (acc. to DIN 45 324) or watts per channel of max. power, created by special high-power transistors.

FM Modulator

Functions in the same way as a small radio transmitter. It converts the incoming signals of such equipment as CD changers into radio waves in a selected frequency, which are fed into the car radio tuner through an adapter connected between the antenna input and the antenna plug. This makes it possible to connect a CD changer to any type of car radio.

ID 3 Tags

Information on artist, album, song, genre, etc. that can be stored with every MP3 file. This information can be shown in the car radio display (comparable to CD-Text).

DualZone Audio

Devices equipped with dual zone audio have preamp outs on the back that lets you connect a second signal source (e. g. tuner from the front, CD playback from the back). A separate adapter is required for the connection of headphones and remote control for the second source.

Installation kit

Mechanical adaptation of DIN car radios or speakers to different-sized, vehicle-specific installation locations. Blaupunkt offers a comprehensive programme with the perfect solution for each fitting problem.
FNM (Front Neodymium Magnet) Technology
Neodymium magnets are known for their compact, lightweight design. Thanks to neodymium magnets, it is now possible to build far lighter, flatter speakers with the same performance capabilities. The ultra-flat design is achieved through the use of FNM technology. With the neodymium magnet, which is installed in the front deep in the voice coil, the installation depth of the speaker is reduced by more than 30% and the mounting height for coaxial system set to close to 0 mm. FNM technology is used in all coaxial (ODx) and component systems (ODc) in the OD series.
Abbreviation of Digital Versatile Disc. Universal storage medium offered in a diverse range of formats (e. g. DVD-video, DVD-audio, DVD+R/RW, DVD-R/RW)

Integrated Magnet System

To provide for greater stability, the speakers driver magnet is not screwed onto the back of the basket as usual, but rather integrated into the basket. This affords advantages not only for high-power-handling subwoofers, it also increases overall reliability.
Enhanced Other Networks. RDS
IPP (Injected Polypropylene) cone
The IPP cone developed by Blaupunkt is a mechanically very stiff cone. With the addition of a synthetic material to the conventional PP cone, the injected IPP cone become noticeably stiffer and produces a louder, more linear and precise sound in the entire frequency response range. The IPP cone is used in all coaxial, triaxial and component systems in the GT series and Th series.
Sound control, which adapts the frequency response on several frequency bands to accommodate less-than-perfect acoustic conditions and personal preferences. DEQ Max / DEQ Max EX / DSA Max

AutomaticSound

IR remote control
A handheld or steering-wheel mounted remote control unit whose signal is transmitted in the invisible infrared range. Products that are mounted on the steering wheel have been certified by the German Technical Inspection Agency (TV).

EXP technology

EXP stands for Extended Pole Piece, i. e. the pole piece of the speaker magnets is extended to allow greater linear excursion for the cone/voice coil while simultaneously reducing distortion.
GPS Global Positioning System
25 satellites orbit the Earth. On the basis of the location data they transmit constantly, it is possible to use a trigonometric formula to determine the location of a vehicle, for example, anywhere on the Earths surface.
ISO connection technology
Mechanical connection standard commonly used in the car hi-fi industry in which all of the electrical connections are combined into several blocks. The contact allocation can vary electrically depending on the radio or car manufacturer so that specific adapter cables are required even though the plugs look identical.

MP3 music on a PC

KeyCard
3. Now the vehicle position has been determined accurately and is updated constantly, whereby the system compares all the sensor data with the information on the digital map.

Vehicle position determined by comparing GPS locating and all sensor data with the digital navigation CD.
You need the right software to play MP3 music on your PC. At www.blaupunkt.com you can simply download a WinAmp MP3 player in the Blaupunkt look. MP3 park At www.blaupunkt.com you will find out everything worth knowing about the topic of MP3. In addition to basic technical principles and legal background information, there are also a lot of useful tips, tricks and links.
A particularly convenient theft protection system developed by Blaupunkt. The car radio cannot be operated until the corresponding card has been inserted. The menu can be used to adjust the basic settings of the car radio to vehicle-specific conditions, individual preferences and perhaps to an existing car hi-fi system.
MMC MultimediaCard/ SD Secure Digital Card
Storage cards for multimedia data, such as MP3 music files.

MultiColour display

Display in different colours for the different display segments to differentiate visually between the various functions displayed and to improve the appeal of the equipment design. The headline is usually highlighted to make it easier to read.

Loudness

X-Bass

MosFet transistors

Metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistors. Particularly effective in power consumption (less heat generation) and switch quickly, but not necessarily better than normal bipolar transistors as far as the sound is concerned. Ideal for use in the switch-mode power supplies of high-power amplifiers to guarantee a constantly stable and high power supply.

Multipath interference

The radio waves emitted directly by the radio station are overlaid with reflected signals (e.g. from apartment buildings, mountains, etc.) that are received with a slight time delay. The Blaupunkt reception concepts effectively minimise or even eliminate multipath interference. DDA

Low pass

Active frequency crossover to control subwoofer systems, whereby the music signal is faded out above a selected frequency. Sub-X-Over, Sub-Out

Map Matching

Compression standard for music data based on the MPEG1 standard. MP3 browsing Convenient option that lets you scroll through a list of all the MP3 titles on a CD-R/CD-RW or MMC/SD card without having to interrupt the song currently playing. MP3 music on a CD-R/RW A CD-ROM can accommodate up to approximately 10 conventional CDs, providing that you burn the music in MP3 format. MP3 music on a Microdrive The MP3 Compact Drive from Blaupunkt is a virtual CD changer. Simply compile a selection of your own favourite CDs by loading music from your PC onto the Microdrive.

Music/Speech

Navigation (dynamic)
Blaupunkt was the first manufacturer to combine TMC and TIM to create complete traffic management. The Traffic Message Channel TMC is a free service provided by radio stations; its traffic information is used permanently in route calculation. TIM is a Blaupunkt process for recording traffic messages. This combination of technologies allows proactive, dynamic traffic congestion avoidance on all motorways.
1. The GPS system makes the initial rough estimate of the vehicle location.
MP3 music on a MultimediaCard/SD card Up to eight hours of MP3 music can be stored on the MultimediaCard/SD card. Its not much bigger than a postage stamp, easy to transport and versatile to use.

Navigation TravelPilot

Active route guidance system for motorists using spoken recommendations and directional arrows on a monitor/display. Route guidance is based on a navigation CD and computer, locating via satellite receiver (GPS), speedometer sensors, a gyroscope and data comparison with the digital map.
2. After just a few metres, the road the vehicle is travelling on can be identified. Any turns are recorded by the gyroscope.
Navigation functions, screen format
Dynamic navigation systems from Blaupunkt automatically take traffic congestion into consideration in route calculation.
Operating Assistant Of course, a navigation system is packed full of highly complicated technology, but thanks to the operating assistant, every Blaupunkt stand-alone navigation system is still easy to use. Developed during the course of many practical tests, the operating assistant makes it easier for you to enter address information. The QuickInfo explains the different options in easy-to-understand language. And entering your destination is also incredibly easy the intelligent speller offers you only the letters that could form a logical combination. And if you should happen to make a typing error, simply press the backspace key to delete the last letter and correct your entry.

NTSC (National Television System Committee)
US-American colour television system. The colour picture is optically divided into the three primary colours of red, green and blue in the TV camera and fed into three TV picture tubes. PAL

OSD On-screen display

The settings menu shown on the screen. To adjust Blaupunkt products, it is possible to use either the remote control and/or the buttons directly on the unit to select the desired menu item and to alter the corresponding value or perform the corresponding function.

Signal time alignment

Asymmetrical sound impression at the drivers position without signal time alignment Differentiated liveconcert sound impression at the drivers position with signal time alignment

Sub-Out

Separate preamp output with preceding low pass.

TA Traffic Announcement

Subsonic filter
The subsonic filter can be used with an amplifier when a subwoofer is connected. It can be set to protect the subwoofer from mechanical overload due to low frequencies that cannot be heard by the human ear. Thus, the subsonic filter is able to increase the power handling and the subjective maximum sound pressure of the subwoofer. The subsonic filter is used in all output stages of the TS series and Velocity. A corresponding adjustable filter can be switched on in the Bremen MP74.

Telematics

Functions that a service provider makes available via telecommunications, e. g. information services with position transmission, emergency call, breakdown call and off-board navigation.

Telephone line-in

Separate aux-in to which a mobile telephone can be connected for hands-free operation. The callers voice is heard on the car hi-fi speakers.

Telephone mute

The car radio automatically switches to mute as soon as an incoming telephone call is detected. Prerequisite: the corresponding pin in the connection box must be connected with the car phone or the hands-free system of the mobile phone.

Subwoofer

Additional low bass speaker, which is driven by an integrated or separate amplifier with a low pass.

Subwoofer phase

Electronically corrects the asymmetrical seating position in the vehicle by delaying the music channels so that the sound waves emitted by all the speakers reach the listener at the same time. The signal time for the Bremen MP74 can be adjusted right down to the last centimetre. It is possible to select different seating positions. Lets you switch the phase of the subwoofer output to adjust it perfectly to the other speakers.

Navigation

Product TravelPilot E
Page Navigation Optimal route configuration Traffic congestion avoidance with dynamic, proactive navigation New destination input in corridor with no CD change Clear route guidance with natural speech and symbols Postal code input Listen to CD during dynamic, proactive navigation Traffic congestion ahead function Display of special destinations Navigation CD included Last 20 City history House number exact route guidance Dynamic navigation also in corridor mode Display of traffic messages on map (symbols) On-board computer functions On-board navigation Gyroscope Speedometer signal Automatic length calibration via GPS Voice output Spoken traffic messages Display of street travelled Display of next street Remaining km Arrival time TMC module Additional information retrieved on display Spoken message output in German abroad CD Audio CD playback Listen to favourite CDs with optimum route to destination MP3 MP3 playback from CD-R/RW Display of directories Display of file names Convenient MP3 browsing without interruption Display of ID3 tags (V1) Bit rate Mix Scan Amplifier 4 x 26 W RMS 4 x 50 W max. power Digital parametric 5-band equalizer Automatic volume adjustment Source-specific tone control Loudness (adjustable) 4-channel preamp out (4V) Radio FM, MW, LW DigiCeiver for best reception AM noise suppression RDS EON PTY Optimized digital channel separation (SHARX) 30 station presets Miscellaneous Flip-release panel Clock display Telephone mute TCM out Steering wheel remote control (extra) High-end navigation system with infrared remote control Large format: modern design in 16:9 format Extensible: connections for different components (for dynamic route guidance, steering wheel remote control, video, etc.) Memory: memory for last 12 destinations, storage in alphabetical order Informative: on-board computer functions (display of arrival time and remaining km, current speed, km travelled, total driving time, average speed), 46 forms of additional information such as petrol stations, tourist attractions and covered parking can be added Flexible: adjustable height, contrast and brightness Theft protection: monitor is easy to remove Traffic congestion avoidance: fully automatic route guidance via RDS/TMC (important: suitable TMC source required) Optional speed signal hook-up 16 + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

001 2-way coaxial Watts 210 Watts 91 dB 50 22,000 Hz 4 Ohms Fibreglass/titanium 37.5
001 2-way coaxial Watts 210 Watts 91 dB 50 22,000 Hz 4 Ohms Fibreglass/titanium 45.5
001 3-way triaxial 5 x Watts 270 Watts 92 dB 45 22,000 Hz 4 Ohms Fibreglass/titanium 42.5
001 3-way triaxial 6 x Watts 300 Watts 92 dB 40 22,000 Hz 4 Ohms Fibreglass/titanium 57

Product ODc 25

001 Tweeter Watts 300 Watts 91 dB 2,500 23,000 Hz 4 Ohms Silk 18
001 2-way component Watts 180 Watts 90 dB 70 23,000 Hz 4 Ohms Fibreglass/silk 43
001 2-way component Watts 210 Watts 91 dB 65 23,000 Hz 4 Ohms Fibreglass/silk 37,5
001 2-way component Watts 240 Watts 91 dB 65 23,000 Hz 4 Ohms Fibreglass/silk 45
000 2-way coaxial Watts 120 Watts 91 dB 80 22,000 Hz 4 Ohms Injected PP/PEI 33
000 2-way coaxial Watts 120 Watts 91 dB 70 22,000 Hz 4 Ohms Injected PP/PEI 40 Page Part number System Diameter (mm) Rated power Peak-power handling Sensitivity 2.83 V/m Frequency range Hz Impedance Cone material Installation depth (mm)

Product THx 172

000 2-way coaxial Watts 150 Watts 92 dB 60 22,000 Hz 4 Ohms Injected PP/PEI 43
000 3-way triaxial 6 x Watts 210 Watts 93 dB 50 22,000 Hz 4 Ohms Injected PP/PEI 54

THc 132

000 2-way component Watts 150 Watts 92 dB 70 22,000 Hz 4 Ohms Injected PP/PEI 40

THc 172

000 2-way component Watts 180 Watts 92 dB 60 22,000 Hz 4 Ohms Injected PP/PEI 43
001 2-way coaxial Watts 90 Watts 90 dB 90 20,000 Hz 4 Ohms Injected PP/PEI 39.4
001 2-way coaxial 4 x Watts 110 Watts 91 dB 80 20,000 Hz 4 Ohms Injected PP/PEI 45 Page Part number System Diameter (mm) Rated power Peak-power handling Sensitivity 2.83 V/m Frequency range Hz Impedance Cone material Installation depth (mm)

Product GTx 132

001 2-way coaxial Watts 110 Watts 91 dB 70 20,000 Hz 4 Ohms Injected PP/PEI 48
001 2-way coaxial Watts 120 Watts 92 dB 60 20,000 Hz 4 Ohms Injected PP/PEI 56
001 3-way triaxial Watts 140 Watts 93 dB 40 22,000 Hz 4 Ohms Injected PP/PEI 56
001 3-way triaxial 6 x Watts 150 Watts 92 dB 40 22,000 Hz 4 Ohms Injected PP/PEI 72.4
001 3-way triaxial Watts 150 Watts 92 dB 40 22,000 Hz 4 Ohms Injected PP/PEI 76
001 2-way component Watts 140 Watts 91 dB 60 20,000 Hz 4 Ohms Injected PP/PEI 56 Page Part number System Diameter (mm) Rated power Peak-power handling Sensitivity 2.83 V/m Frequency range Hz Impedance Cone material Installation depth (mm)