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TI365CSX
Ti3CS1TX Owner’s Manual
ABOUT OUR DESIGN
CROSSOVER WIRING AND INTERNAL SWITCHES
Thank you for purchasing the Phoenix Gold Ti365CSX speaker system. It features a 25mm pure silk
dome tweeter that resides in an anodized aluminum housing that has been CNC’d from a single
block of raw aluminum. The 6.5” midrange also features a dual roll surround that eliminates
unwanted resonances, acoustical artifacts and dampens mechanical vibrations. The tweeter and
midrange has been specifically engineered with complex FEA analysis that perfectly optimizes the
motor structures. Engineering a great tweeter and midrange is not enough to guarantee excellent
sound quality. The passive crossovers are computer modeled and then real world (in car Ti3x
tested and further tweaked) to provide a seamless transition from the midrange to tweeter.
The overall result is ultra smooth, linear musical output with excellent spectral clarity without
delivering overly bright or fatiguing high frequencies commonly found in most car audio
component systems. The speaker system provides breathtaking dynamic range and precision Ti3x
musical realism.
Tweeter Level Switch: Allows the tweeter’s
output level to be adjusted -2dB, 0dB and +2dB.
Midbass Enhancement EQ Switch: If set to “On”
this will enhance midbass output and contour
down the midrange output. This is the best
setting for end users that listen to modern music
styles and mostly MP3 material.
Set to “Off” the system will have a truly flat
frequency response, perfect for the sound
quality competitor or pure audiophile.
For most sound boards, we recommend to set
the tweeter to 0dB or +2dB and Midbass
Enhancement EQ to “On” for best
performance. Results and ears may vary.
Tweeter Protection: Most component speakers
offer a simple one stage ” tweeter shut down”
for protection. The TI3x system provides two
stages (polyswitch and lightbulb) that variably
optimizes the signal to the tweeter when
automatically activated. This protection system
adapts to the dynamic signal level of the
music, so it always provides just the “right” level
of protection.
The Ti3x protection circuit is also constantly
monitoring the signal without running the signal
through these components until the protection
circuit is engaged. Most other two stage or
complex tweeter protection circuits require
the signal to run through these components,
this can degrade audio performance. Hey,
John C here, just saying hello and many thanks
for reading the manual! We will see how many
people find this?
