DS18 Elite-Z ZR6.2D Car Audio Subwoofer 600W Watts User Guide
- June 4, 2024
- DS18
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DS18 Elite-Z ZR6.2D Car Audio Subwoofer 600W Watts
Specifications
- Speaker Type: Subwoofer
- Speaker Amplification Type: Passive
- Speaker Size: 5 Inches
- Speaker Maximum Output: Power 600 Watts
- Model Name: ZR
What’s in the box?
- Speaker
Product Descriptions
ELITE-Z 600W 6-inch Subwoofer 4-Ohm Dvc the ZR subline is a fantastic entry- level subwoofer that can take a lot of power while still providing you with clear, smooth bass. You have numerous alternatives for where to position these subs in any car because they perform admirably in both sealed and ported boxes. This 6 inch variant is available in dual 2 and dual 4 ohm formats, offering you a variety of options to match the ideal impedance of your amplifier. This type has a 1.5-inch voice coil that can take 600w of maximum output and 300w of RMS power. Large foam surround and pressed paper cone combine effectively to provide smooth, crisp bass that is audible throughout the entire vehicle. Specifications 6.5″ nominal diameter, 4+4 OHMSRMS nominal impedance Power Management 300WMAX Power Management 1 w/1 m 600WSensitivity 82 dBF frequency
38 Hz to 200 Hz in response Recommend 160 Hz for the Lo Pass Crossover 1.5″/38.8mmVC MOTOR Voice Coil Diameter PPI Surround Material Foam Basket Material Steel Basket Color/Finish Matte Former Material Aluminum Winding Material Copper Cone Material Non Pressed Paper Dust Cap Material PPIS Ferrite Magnet Material Black Magnet lbs. 50 oz. Volume of Displacement 0.02 ft3 Equivalent Volume of Thiele Small Parameters 2.79 L 15mm excursion (one-way) 70 Hz Free Air Resonance 3.611 mechanical factor 0.86 electrical factor in total 0.695 44.6 g in motion MEASUREMENTS Diameter overall: 6.75″/171.6mm 4.23″/107.4mm is the total depth. 5.54″/140.8mm Front Mount Baffle Cutout Mounting Depth 88.8mm/3.49″ 5.23″/133mm (motor diameter)
How is a subwoofer connected to the sound?
Run a subwoofer cable (RCA cable) from the AV receiver’s subwoofer output to the subwoofer’s line input to connect the subwoofer to the speaker. The LFE channel, the white RCA connector, or a stereo pair of the white and red RCA connections can all be used to connect Klipsch subwoofers.
Features
- The subwoofer’s large foam surround provides excellent xmax and bass precision while maintaining excellent cone control.
- Through a 1.5-inch, high-strength aluminum voice coil, great power handling of 300w RMS and 600w max is possible.
- DS18 show fine logos on the frame, magnet boot, magnet, and dustcap, as well as a very sturdy stamped basket.
- Able to be used in sealed and ported boxes, and is made to provide clean and crisp bass in any vehicle.
- The ZR sublime is a fantastic entry-level subwoofer that can take a lot of power while still providing you with clear, smooth bass.
Note
Products with electrical plugs are made with American consumers in mind. Because outlets and voltage vary from country to country, this device might need an adapter or converter to be used where you are travelling. Before buying, kindly verify compatibility.
Warranty and Support
You can get in touch with the manufacturer directly or find out more information on their website if you’d want a copy of the warranty for a product you saw on Amazon.com. Manufacturer’s warranties might not always be applicable, depending on things like how the product is used, where it was bought, and who sold it to you. If you have any issues, please read the guarantee, and then get in touch with the seller.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does my subwoofer not produce any sound?
Verify that the subwoofer is not muted. The subwoofer’s volume should be turned up. Make sure the subwoofer can be used by checking the speaker settings on the TV or stereo system. Important: The subwoofer may be disabled by specific speaker settings.
Why isn’t the subwoofer in my car working?
Your subwoofer was likely blown if it ceased functioning. Check by unplugging and replugging the subwoofer. Try changing the amp’s input from AUX to SUBWOOFER if the problem persists. If it doesn’t work, it’s likely that the subwoofer has blown and needs to be replaced.
Why do I need two terminals for my subwoofer?
The two positive terminals and the two negative terminals are wired together inside the amplifier. For simplicity and to facilitate wiring numerous subwoofers, additional connections have been added.
How can I tell if my subwoofer is functioning?
To determine whether your sub has blown, test the sound at a low volume. You have a partially blown subwoofer if the sound is distorted and a fully blown subwoofer if there is no sound at all. Before jumping to conclusions, check the cable if the subwoofer is receiving its signal through one.
Why do I need two terminals for my subwoofer?
The two positive terminals and the two negative terminals are wired together inside the amplifier. For simplicity and to facilitate wiring numerous subwoofers, additional connections have been added.
How can I tell if my subwoofer is functioning?
To determine whether your sub has blown, test the sound at a low volume. You have a partially blown subwoofer if the sound is distorted and a fully blown subwoofer if there is no sound at all. Before jumping to conclusions, check the cable if the subwoofer is receiving its signal through one.
Why doesn’t my subwoofer operate while receiving power?
Step 1: Verify that the amplifier is plugged in correctly and that the power indicator is turned on. Step 2: Verify that the amplifier’s inputs are all correctly plugged in and securely fastened. Additionally, check to see if the RAC cables are connected correctly. Step 3: Each amplifier needs a specific voltage.
Why do I need 4 cables for my subwoofer?
Four terminals on speakers enable bi-wiring connections. Four-terminal speakers allow for split connections, which divides the speaker into two pieces. First, one set of terminals is used for the mid and high-frequency drivers, while the other set is used for the low-frequency drivers.
What are the ideal subwoofer settings?
Advice on How to Set a Subwoofer’s Crossover Frequency
Tiny “satellite” speakers or on-wall speakers: 150-200 Hz.
100–120 Hz for a small centre, surround, and bookshelf.
80-100 Hz for a mid-sized centre, surround, and bookshelf.
60-80 Hz for the large centre, surround, and bookshelf.
Large centre, surround, and bookshelf: 40 to 60 Hz.
What subwoofer power level should I buy?
As a general rule, it is preferable to use at least 300 watts to ensure that your subwoofer has enough power. More speakers can always be added, but it’s crucial that the amp works with the speaker system as well.
How can I prevent the blowing of my subwoofer?
Maintain your receiver’s level at least 5–6 dB below its maximum setting. Most receivers have a volume control that ranges from -80dB (silent) to around +16dB. (max). You can normally prevent over-driving the receiver, which could potentially harm your speakers and receiver, by staying below -6dB below that maximum setting.
Can your alternator be harmed by subwoofers?
Your alternator won’t be harmed by subwoofers on their own. Subwoofers and their amplifiers can damage your alternator if they drain the battery too much. Additionally, this could lead to an alternator overheating and eventual destruction.
Can I continue using my subwoofer?
You don’t have to switch it off after every use, though. It won’t harm anything if you leave it on, but you can turn it off if you like. There was a problem, I apologise.
What results in a subwoofer locking up?
The seizure may have been caused by one of them bottoming out and crushing the voice coil. A bad leak or the port being adjusted too high are further possibilities. Without a subsonic filter, the subwoofers could bottom out and get overloaded at extremely low frequencies. Working subs don’t suddenly stop working without cause
Why does the sounds coming from my subwoofer rattle?
Higher volume rattles are typically a sign that the cone isn’t moving properly. This could be a problem with the spider, a tear in the cone, or a rip in the surround. The foam piece around the edge called the surround. The element holding the cone in place is the spider, which is located close to the magnet.