Owner’s Enjoyment Manual
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FEATURES AND HIGHLIGHTS
This section is designed to provide for more specific
information on all of the nifty features that are built in to
your MVC. Not only will the knowledge of these features
make you wiser and smarter in the autosound world, you
will be the topic of conversation at soundoff cocktail parties.
Master Volume Control: The MVC will allow you to
run the audio signal at the highest possible level from your
source unit, through the processors, and to the amplifiers.
The MVC will then attenuate the signal level of your car
audio system right before the inputs to your amplifier.
Connectable Inputs and Outputs: If you have a
“serious” car audio system but have more inputs than
outputs, your MVC will be a godsend. Rather than use a
bunch of kludged together cables, the MVC will serve as
your system controller. The incredibly wise engineers at
AudioControl came up with a way in which you can take
two channels of input signal and provide 2, 4, or even 6
channels of output.
Remote Control: The MVC “brains” are designed to be
installed in the rear of the vehicle, while the volume control
knob can be mounted anywhere in the vehicle. (Or outside
the vehicle.) This is ideal if you have a high SPL vehicle.
Output Level Controls: If your system is composed of
more than one amplifier, it is common for one amplifier or
set of speakers to out perform another, causing an unbal-
anced system. You know the ones, all highs, no lows, must
be...unbalanced. The MVC has output level controls for each
pair of channels. This will allow you to adjust the amount of
signal going to specific amplifiers for a much more balanced
system.
Signal Voltage LED Indicators: The MVC signal
voltage LED indicator tells you precisely how much signal
voltage is present at the outputs of your MVC. This will help
you with matching the output of your MVC with the inputs
of your amplifier.
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