Phoenix Gold Phorum

does anyone know how you adjust the tweeter level on the ti elite crossover or have a manual? thanks

manual http://download.phoenixphorum.com/Manua ... Manual.pdf

I don't think there is a tweeter level adjustment on it. There is the jumper on the front but that is for the woofer selection(5 or 6 inch) but as I sit here lookin at the x-over infront of me I do not see a tweeter adjustment.

so it just has 2 positions ,jumper in or out?

well on or off but yes. Next to it, it tells what each setting will do. If that has worn off and you need me to type it out here for you let me know. I have it sitting on my desk next to the Ti 9 so that I can admire them until I get to install and enjoy them.....

For some reason I thought that on the 5's, jumper in meant +3 but on the 6 out was -3. (those may be backwards, so you should test it out)

man now that I have actually taken the time to read what is on the x-over for the first time ever I guess... I have looked at it many times and noticed that it listed the Ti5 and Ti6 no there and just assumed that it made the x-over freq different for the different woofers as there is noting about it in the manual.

if you have the 5, and and the jumper in there it is +2, with out the jumper it is +0.
if you have the 6 it and the jumper is there it is +0, with out the jumper it is -2.

Not to hijack this thread but it says that the LEDs turn on. My LEDs don't light up anyone have a video of these suckers with the LEDs in action?

I thought under moderate to high volume it is supposed to light up but I have never tried it yet.

LEDs are powered by the music. no music=no energy. Loud music = more energy= LED's on. Put on a bass heavy song, adn the will pulsate to the beat.

im yet to see them turn on

dontlookatme wrote:im yet to see them turn on

you need more power like a jiggawatt...lol

drove up to 88mph and still no lights lit up but i did set the road on fire

maybe just the led is burnt out

on 2 cross overs all 6 leds?

I am running a zx500 on mine,150 per channel, they bounce to the music when it gets loud. I tried finding out at what wattage they would lite up but no one seemed to know.

My theory is the speakers are designed to run at 75 watts and up so around there is my guess. They were designed to be shown so at a "reasonable" level they should come on.

Mark

I thought the leds lighting up were more of a power protection system similar to what bose does on many of their models. When the signal is pushed into clipping, the DC voltage that is produced is what lights up th leds. This burns off some power and helps to save the speakers. Try turning it way the hell up past 88 mph into what you would normally like to hear.....

ttocs wrote:I thought the leds lighting up were more of a power protection system similar to what bose does on many of their models. When the signal is pushed into clipping, the DC voltage that is produced is what lights up th leds. This burns off some power and helps to save the speakers. Try turning it way the hell up past 88 mph into what you would normally like to hear.....

so should i run my power wire from my flux capacitor?

as longs as you do NOT cross the streams.

I Look forward to getting mine installed and if they don't light up I might have to mount some lights in it to do it when I want it too. I just found a brand friggin new set, I mean still has the connectors on the tweets, screws on the x-over have no scratches on them and they even have all the grills. Guy was nice enough to take payment on them so right now I am just drooling over the pics.

where exactly are the leds that light up ?

It might be when there is a voltage drop the LEDs dance? Like the LED in the distro blocks... just an idea!

at the top/middle, there is a metal piece under the glass with 3 holes in it and there is an led under the metal piece that lights up the holes.

i have sat and blasted music almost close to clipping just to see if it light up and didnt even get a flicker from the leds

If I recall correctly some of the older ones didn't have flashing LEDs. Mine only seem to flash if I clip the shit out of the signal, but on 75w they never flash without clipping.

what are they being pushed by? It might have been listed above but I didn't see it.