AmpliRider Installation Instructions
Here are the installation instructions for the AmpliRider.
Remember, if you have any questions about the amp I will
be glad to help. I can be reached at
gary@electric-avenues.com
Remember, if you have any questions about the amp I will
be glad to help. I can be reached at
gary@electric-avenues.com
Installing the AmpliRider can be broken down into two sections, the power hookup and the audio
connections.
connections.
POWER HOOKUP:
The AmpliRider has a red and black wire coming out of the main unit. The red wire can be attached to a 12 volt source on
your bike. Hooking it up to a wire that switches on with the ignition is a popular place. The black wire is for ground and can
be connected to any suitable ground location.
It is also a good idea not to put the main portion of the amp or the power wires too close to the bike's alternator or the
ignition module.These are the two primary sources of noise.
The AmpliRider has a red and black wire coming out of the main unit. The red wire can be attached to a 12 volt source on
your bike. Hooking it up to a wire that switches on with the ignition is a popular place. The black wire is for ground and can
be connected to any suitable ground location.
It is also a good idea not to put the main portion of the amp or the power wires too close to the bike's alternator or the
ignition module.These are the two primary sources of noise.
AUDIO CONNECTIONS:
The amp has three input jacks (IN1, IN2, and IN3) so the audio signal can be fed into any of them. Your earphones,
headphones, or speakers plug into the output jack. However, the amp's output can also be connected to the input of another
device such as an Autocom type system or the AUX jack on a stereo.
You'll also notice the two "VOL" outputs. These are to be connected to the two jacks on the remote volume controller. Two
stereo audio cables can be used to do this and they are included with the amp. It does not matter which "VOL" output goes
to which input jack on the smaller remote box, it will work no matter which way it is hooked up.
The amp has three input jacks (IN1, IN2, and IN3) so the audio signal can be fed into any of them. Your earphones,
headphones, or speakers plug into the output jack. However, the amp's output can also be connected to the input of another
device such as an Autocom type system or the AUX jack on a stereo.
You'll also notice the two "VOL" outputs. These are to be connected to the two jacks on the remote volume controller. Two
stereo audio cables can be used to do this and they are included with the amp. It does not matter which "VOL" output goes
to which input jack on the smaller remote box, it will work no matter which way it is hooked up.
After completing the power and audio connections mentioned above the amp should be ready to go.
Note: During shipping or through your own use the rubber volume knob may get stumped too far down on its shaft. In this
case the knob can be gently pried back up with a coin or flat screwdriver.
case the knob can be gently pried back up with a coin or flat screwdriver.