Apocalypse AAB-800.1D Atom - Receiver Deaf Bonce - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Mono Car Audio Amplifier (Receiver)
Model	Apocalypse AAB-800.1D Atom
Brand	Deaf Bonce
RMS Power Output (4 Ohm)	400W x 1
RMS Power Output (2 Ohm)	800W x 1
RMS Power Output (1 Ohm)	1200W x 1
Peak Power Output	1600W
Frequency Response	10 Hz – 250 Hz
Input Sensitivity	0.2 V – 6 V
Low-Pass Filter	40 Hz – 250 Hz adjustable
Subsonic Filter	10 Hz – 40 Hz adjustable
Bass Boost	0 – 12 dB at 45 Hz
Dimensions (L x W x H)	200 x 150 x 60 mm
Weight	2.5 kg
Power Supply Voltage	10 V – 14.4 V DC
Protection Features	Thermal, overcurrent, short circuit, DC offset
Remote Control	Wired bass remote included
Speaker Impedance	1 – 4 Ohm stable
Cooling	Convection with heatsink
Maintenance	Clean with dry cloth; avoid moisture
Safety	Install by professional; disconnect battery before installation
Spare Parts & Repairability	Contact authorized service center

Frequently Asked Questions - Apocalypse AAB-800.1D Atom Deaf Bonce

What is the recommended power wire size for the Apocalypse AAB-800.1D Atom?

Use 4 AWG power and ground wire for optimal performance, especially for 1 Ohm loads.

Can this amplifier run at 1 Ohm?

Yes, the AAB-800.1D Atom is 1 Ohm stable and can deliver up to 1200W RMS.

Does it include a remote bass control?

Yes, a wired bass remote is included for convenient level adjustment.

What type of fuse is required?

Install a 100A fuse on the main power line near the battery.

How do I adjust the low-pass filter?

Use the LPF knob on the amplifier; it is adjustable from 40 Hz to 250 Hz.

What is the purpose of the subsonic filter?

The subsonic filter (10–40 Hz) removes ultra-low frequencies that can damage subwoofers.

Does the amplifier have thermal protection?

Yes, it includes thermal protection that shuts down the amp if it overheats.

What speaker impedance can I use?

The amplifier works with 1 to 4 Ohm loads; ensure subwoofer impedance matches your wiring.

How do I clean the amplifier?

Use a dry, soft cloth to clean the surface; avoid liquids or abrasive cleaners.

Is professional installation recommended?

Yes, professional installation is recommended to ensure safety and optimal performance.

USER MANUAL Apocalypse AAB-800.1D Atom Deaf Bonce

1. Introduction
2. Safety instructions
3. Typical installation sequence
4. Selection of the diameter of power cables and speaker cables
5. Wiring diagrams
6. Connection methods
7. Specifications
8. Possible faults and their solutions
9. Box contents
10. Warranty and maintenance info
11. Information on disposal of the electrical and electronic equipment (for the European countries with separate waste collection)

1. INTRODUCTION

Thank you for purchasing this Deaf Bonce product! Our company is committed to the creation of of extremely loud sound systems with no loss of quality.

To ensure proper use, please carefully read through this manual before using this product. It is especially important that you read and observe caution's in this manual. Please keep the manual in a safe and accessible place for future reference.

2. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

1. Make sure that your vehicle has a 12V DC electrical system with negative grounding. Before installing the amplifier in cars, trucks or buses, check the battery voltage.
2. Check the state of on-board power supply of your vehicle, the battery and the alternator. When the engine is running, depending on the ambient temperature, the voltage to be outputted by the alternator must be within the range of 14 to 14.7 V. Open circuit voltage (OCV) of the battery must be within the range of 12.5 to 13 V. Make sure that the rated current of the alternator and the battery capacity is enough to provide increased consumption.
   For example, for the power of the amplifier 1000 W, the rated current of the alternator is required at the rate of 1000 W / 13 V = 77 amperes. A more powerful amplifier requires a more powerful alternator as well as an additional battery.
3. Do not place the amplifier in the engine compartment and also in the places exposed to water, moisture, dust or dirt.
4. Never stretch the cables outside of the car and near the moving parts of the car. This can lead to destruction of the insulating layer, short circuit and fire.
5. The amplifier should be installed in areas of the car where the temperature varies from 0 °C ( 32 °F ) to 55 °C ( 131 °F ). The amplifier should be in a place with a good air circulation. The horizontal position of the amplifier is the best way to install.
6. During the operation the amplifier may be heated up to 80^ C ( 176^ F). Before you touch it, make sure it is not overheated that may be dangerous.
7. To improve the cooling of the amplifier, it is recommended to clean periodically the heatsink from dust. When cleaning the heatsink strong solvents should not be used as they may damage the amplifier. Do not use compressed air, because solids can penetrate inside the amplifier. Cleanings best done with wet towels or cloth.
8. Make sure that the location of the amplifier does not violate the proper operation of mechanical and electrical devices of the vehicle.
9. Make sure that during the installation and connection of the battery, the power cables are not shorted.
10. When performing plumbing, drilling or cutting works with the car, make sure that there is no wiring, brake lines, fuel pipe or other structural elements under the place of work. Follow the safety rules! Use protective glasses and gloves.
11. To protect the wires use rubber gaskets if the wire passes through a hole in the plate, or other similar materials if it lies close to the parts exposed to heat.
12. Make sure that all the cables are fixed over the entire length. Also make sure that their outer protective shell is non-combustible. Use a clamping screw to secure the positive and negative cables next to the appropriate terminals of the amplifier.
13. Select a diameter of the power cable in accordance with the power of the amplifier and the recommendations provided here. Power cables are extremely important since they directly affect the system damping factor and sound quality. The cables to the battery must be in the copper crimp terminals pressed with the help of a hydraulic press, and well fixed to the battery terminals.
14. To avoid accidental damage, keep the amplifier in its original packaging prior to installation.
15. Use high-quality copper speaker and power cables.

CAUTION!!! High sound pressure can damage your health!

Please use the common sense when controlling volume!

3. TYPICAL INSTALLATION SEQUENCE

1. Before installing the amplifier disconnect the battery from the electrical system.
2. To connect the amplifier it is necessary to stretch the power cable from the location of the battery to the place of installation of the amplifier. Select the power cable with the appropriate regulations in AWG (see Table: see Table: Selection of the diameter of the power cables)
3. Connect the power supply with the correct polarity. Connect all (+) terminals of the amplifier to the cables stretching from the positive terminal of the battery and all (-) terminals of the amplifier – to the cables stretching from the negative terminal of the battery.
4. Place the fuse holder for each positive cable within 40 cm from the positive terminal of the battery and connect one end of the power cable to the holder after connecting the other end to the amplifier. Do not install the fuse(s).
5. Route all signal cables next to each other and separately from the power cables.
6. Connect the wires of RCA input. The input signal power must be between 0.2 VRMS and 6 VRMS.
7. To connect the power wire supply is necessary to use special power cables.
8. Fasten the amplifier properly when installing it in the vehicle. If the component is disconnected during driving, it may cause serious damage to the passengers of the vehicle or another vehicle. It is not recommended to screw the amplifier directly to the metal it can lead to distortions at the signal outputs.
9. After installation is complete, check the wiring of the system and make sure that all connections have been made correctly. Before installing the fuses, disconnect the positive lead from the battery and then install the fuse in the fuse holder. Using the light bulb 12 V 21 W, connect the positive lead to one contact of the bulb and the other contact of the bulb to the positive terminal of the battery.
   When properly connected, the bulb must briefly light up and go out. Now you may connect the positive lead to the (+) of the battery. If the light does not go out, then something is wrong. This will prevent damage to the amplifier in case of reverse polarity and unwanted sparks when connecting. Install the rest of the fuses.
10. To activate the amplifier, it is necessary to apply the positive potential of 12 volts to the control input of the amplifier (REM) through a switch or a corresponding control output (REMOTE OUT) with the head unit (HU).
11. LED indicator on front of the amplifier turns blue to indicate that the amplifier is turned on. If the indicator does not light up see chapter "Possible faults and their solutions" for more information.
12. The sound level is calibrated by adjusting the volume of the source up to 3/4 of its maximum level. Then, adjust the sensitivity level of the amplifier up until you hear distortions.

4. SELECTION OF THE DIAMETER OF POWER CABLES AND SPEAKER CABLES

Selection of the diameter of the power cables

Use the table below to select the desired diameter based on the length and the current consumption.

Selection of the diameter of the speaker cables

Use the table below to select the desired diameter based on the length and the power consumption.

5. W I R I N G D I A G R A M S

Connect the speaker cables from the positive and negative terminals of the speakers to the respective outputs of the amplifier terminal marked with SPEAKER OUTPUT, as shown at the diagram. To connect the power wire supply it is necessary to use special power cables. The fuse is placed in the holder and fixed in the cable cut. One end of the cable is connected to the positive terminal of the battery, the second one – to the amplifier terminals marked with +12V. Be sure to use a fuse with the parameters sufficient for use in the system. The length and diameter of the grounding cable must conform to the length and diameter of the cable +12V. Connect one end to the negative terminal of the battery and the other end of the grounding cable to the terminals marked with GND. Connect the head unit (HU) to low-level inputs of the amplifier using RCA cable.

Standard wiring diagram of mono amplifier to one subwoofer

Step 1. Connect the speaker cable from (-) terminal of the amplifier to (-) terminal of the speaker. Step 2. Connect the speaker cable from (+) terminal of the amplifier to (+) terminal of the speaker.

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Caution!!! The minimum permissible connection load impedance is 1 Ohm. For models AAB-800.1D, AAB-1500.1D, AAB-2000.1D the operating voltage is 9-15 V.

Standard wiring diagram of mono amplifier to battery.

Step 1. Connect one end of the power cable from (+) terminal of the battery and the second end to the amplifier terminal marked with +12V. Do not forget to protect positive power cable with appropriate fuse. Step 2. Connect one end of the power cable from (-) terminal of the battery and the second end of the grounding cable to the terminals marked with GND. Step 3. Connect one end of the cable to the Remote output terminal at the HU and the second end to the amplifier terminal marked with REM IN.

Battery not more than 40 cm Fuse Holder

Caution!!! The minimum permissible connection load impedance is 1 Ohm. For models AAB-800.1D, AAB-1500.1D, AAB-2000.1D the operating voltage is 9-15 V.

Standard wiring diagram of mono amplifier to Head Unit.

Standard wiring diagram of mono amplifier to Head Unit

Step 1. Connect one end of the RCA cable to the RCA output terminals at the HU and the second end to the amplifier RCA input terminal marked with INPUT.

Diagram of an electronic device rear panel with labeled ports and a connected output port

Application of connectors and controls

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 INPUT HIF LIF GAIN LEVEL FREQUENCY OUTPUT TIME CLIP PROCT SPEAKER OUTPUT - port D + OUTPUT 15 11 12 13 14

8 9 10 +12V RED IN GND POWER INPUT

1. INPUT - signal input, RCA jack
2. CROSSOVER - HPF - high pass filter (15 Hz - 80 Hz at 12 dB/Oct)
3. CROSSOVER - LPF - low pass filter (80 Hz - 20 kHz at 12 dB/Oct)
4. POWER - LED for operation (blue)
5. CLIP - LED on the clip (yellow)
6. PROTECT - LED for operation (red)
7. SPEAKER OUTPUT – speaker terminal connections
8. +12V - power supply terminal +12 V
9. REM IN - connector of remote activation of the amplifier
10. GND – grounding supply terminal
11. GAIN - input signal level adjustment (0.2 - 6 V)
12. BASS BOOST – LEVEL – bass level adjustment 0 – 12 dB
13. BASS BOOST - FREQUENCY - bass frequency adjustment 35 - 70 Hz
14. REMOTE - input for connection of the bass remote control
15. OUTPUT - signal output, RCA jack

Remote control

BASSLEVEL POWER MIN MAX 16 17

1. POWER - LED for operation (blue)
2. Input signal controller

6. CO NNE CTION METH ODS

The minimum permissible load impedance at the output of the amplifier is 1 ohm. Use these formulas to calculate the load impedance of various types of connections.

SUBWOOFERS WIRING DIAGRAMS

Serial connection

Total impedance = ΩSub 1 + ΩSub 2 + ΩSub 3 ...

Parallel connection

Total impedance = 1 Su b 11 + 1Su b 12 + ·s ·s ·s ·s

SCHEMES OF ENABLING THE LOAD OF THE SUBWOOFER

In any case do not expose the amplifier to the loads lower than specified by the manufacturer. Use these schematics to calculate load impedance of different connection types.

Voice coils 1+1, 2+2, 4+4 Ohm

The subwoofer has voice coil D1, D2 or D4.

1+1 2+2 4+4

One subwoofer, coils in series

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Voice coils	Total impedance
1+1 Ohm	2 Ohm
2+2 Ohm	4 Ohm
4+4 Ohm	8 Ohm

One subwoofer, coils in parallel

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Voice coils	Total impedance
1+1 Ohm	0.5 Ohm
2+2 Ohm	1 Ohm
4+4 Ohm	2 Ohm

Subwoofers in series, coils in parallel

Diagram of two speakers connected to a battery, showing power connections (no text or labels)

Voice coils	Total impedance
1+1 Ohm	1 Ohm
2+2 Ohm	2 Ohm
4+4 Ohm	4 Ohm

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Voice coils	Total impedance
1+1 Ohm	1.5 Ohm
2+2 Ohm	3 Ohm
4+4 Ohm	6 Ohm

Voice coils	Total impedance
1+1 Ohm	2 Ohm
2+2 Ohm	4 Ohm
4+4 Ohm	8 Ohm

Subwoofers in series, coils in series

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Voice coils	Total impedance
1+1 Ohm	4 Ohm
2+2 Ohm	8 Ohm
4+4 Ohm	16 Ohm

Voice coils	Total impedance
1+1 Ohm	6 Ohm
2+2 Ohm	12 Ohm
4+4 Ohm	24 Ohm

Voice coils	Total impedance
1+1 Ohm	8 Ohm
2+2 Ohm	16 Ohm
4+4 Ohm	32 Ohm

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Voice coils	Total impedance
1+1 Ohm	1 Ohm
2+2 Ohm	2 Ohm
4+4 Ohm	4 Ohm

Voice coils	Total impedance
1+1 Ohm	0.66 Ohm
2+2 Ohm	1 33 . Ohm
4+4 Ohm	2 66 . Ohm

Voice coils	Total impedance
1+1 Ohm	0.5 Ohm
2+2 Ohm	1 Ohm
4+4 Ohm	2 Ohm

Subwoofers in parallel, coils in parallel

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Voice coils	Total impedance
1+1 Ohm	0.25 Ohm
2+2 Ohm	0 5 . Ohm
4+4 Ohm	1 Ohm

Voice coils	Total impedance
1+1 Ohm	0.16 Ohm
2+2 Ohm	0 33 . Ohm
4+4 Ohm	0 66 . Ohm

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Voice coils	Total impedance
1+1 Ohm	0.125 Ohm
2+2 Ohm	0.5 Ohm2
4+4 Ohm	0.5 Ohm

CAUTION!!! High sound pressure can damage your health!

Please use the common sense when controlling volume!

1. SPECIFICATIONS

Model	AAB-800.1D	AAB-1500.1D	AAB-2000.1D
Power RMS 4 Ohm* (W)	270	650	750
Power RMS 2 Ohm* (W)	480	990	1300
Power RMS 1 Ohm* (W)	790	1480	1960
Power RMS 1 Ohm** (W)	700	1350	1800
Crossover (dB/Oct)	12	12	12
High pass filter (Hz)	15 - 1 000	15 - 1 000	15 - 1 000
Low pass filter (Hz)	80 - 20 000	80 - 20 000	80 - 20 000
Bass level adjustment (dB)	0 - 12	0 - 12	0 - 12
Bass frequency adjustment	35 - 70	35 - 70	35 - 70
Frequency response (Hz)	15 - 20 000	15 - 20 000	15 - 20 000
Input sensitivity (V)	0.2 - 6	0.2 - 6	0.2 - 6
Signal to noise ratio (dB)	100	100	100
Damping factor	210	210	210
Input terminal connection (AWG / mm2)	4 / 21.2	4 / 21.2	4 / 21.2
Output terminal connection (AWG / mm2)	8 / 8.37	8 / 8.37	8 / 8.37
Working voltage (V)	9 - 15	9 - 15	9 - 15
Minimum permissible connection load impedance (Ohm)	1	1	1
Size (WxLxH mm)	135 x 160 x 63.5	145 x 160 x 63.5	175 x 160 x 63.5
Size (WxLxH inch)	5.3 x 6.3 x 2.5	5.7 x 6.3 x 2.5	6.9 x 6.3 x 2.5

*RMS Power at 14.4 V, THD 1%
**RMS Power at 12 V, THD 1%

8. POSSIBLE FAULTS AND THEIR SOLUTIONS

EN

Deaf Bonce amplifiers are high-quality and technically perfect products. The problems often arise due to improper use, faulty connection of components or lack of power supply of the on-board network.

1) The amplifier does not turn on.

Problem solution: Check all the contacts and the presence of 9-15 V at the amplifier terminals. Check whether the control input of the amplifier "REM IN" receives the positive potential of 12 V.

2) Power turns on, but goes into protection (security indicator lights up)

Problem solution: Check if there is a short circuit (fault) on the amplifier output which is connected to the subwoofers. Make sure that commutation of the voice coils of the subwoofer is correct. The rated impedance of the voice coils should not be lower than the permissible rated load impedance of the amplifier. Check the supply voltage of the amplifier. It must be within the range of 9-15 V.

3) The amplifier turns on but at a high volume it goes to protection. Problem solution: The amplifier may lack power. Make sure that the rated current of the alternator and the battery capacity is enough to power this amplifier.

Check the amplifier for overheating. Check the load impedance.

4) The amplifier is turned on, but there is no sound from the subwoofer.

Problem solution: Check the connection of the amplifier, the integrity of the interconnecting cable, HU or the subwoofer.

9. BOX contents

1. Amplifier - 1 pc.
2. Owner's Manual - 1 pc.
3. Warranty card - 1 pc.
4. Remote control - 1 pc.
5. Mounting Kit - 1 pc.

10. W A R R A N T Y A N D M A I N T E N A N C E I N F O

Deaf Bonce products are warranted against defects concerning materials and their manufacturing under normal functioning conditions.

While the product is under warranty, defective parts will be repaired or replaced at the manufacturer's discretion. The defective product, along with notification about it, must be returned to the dealer from which it was purchased together with the warranty certificate duly filled in, complete with the original packaging. If the product is no longer under warranty, it will be repaired at the current costs.

Our company does not undertake any liability for damages due to transportation. Our company does not take any responsibility for: costs or loss of profit due to the impossibility to use the product, other accidental or consequential costs, expenses or damages suffered by the customer. Warranty according to laws in force. For more information visit our website and carefully read warranty card. The manufacturer reserves the right to change design and specification without prior notice.

11. INFORMATION ON DISPOSAL OF THE ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT (FOR THE EUROPEAN COUNTRIES WITH SEPARATE WASTE COLLECTION)

Items marked "crisscrossed wheeled bin" are not allowed to be disposed of together with usual household waste. These electrical and electronic products should be disposed of in special reception centers, equipped for recycling such products and components. For information about the location of the nearest disposal / recycling spot and the rules of delivery of waste please contact your local municipal office. Recycling and proper disposal helps to protect the environment and prevent harmful effects on health.

Manufacturer: Ningbo Sound Solution I&E Trading Co., Ltd Made in China

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Battery not more than 40 cm Fuse Holder

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Three speakers connected to a power supply unit (no text or symbols visible)

Diagram of four speakers connected to a power supply unit (no text or labels)

Diagram of two speakers connected to a power supply unit (no text or symbols)

Three speakers with three external capacitors connected to a power supply unit (no text or symbols visible)

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Diagram of two speakers connected to a battery, showing power connections (no text or labels)

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Manufacturer: Ningbo Sound Solution I&E Trading Co., Ltd

Made in China

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