Blaupunkt Technological Innovations
V Signals - Minimizes noise,
station fade-out, simultaneous reception of multiple stations, and other objectionable disturbances from
undesired FM, AM and TV signals.
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Superior AM Frequency Response - Reproduces bass and mid-treble tones with
fidelity similar to that of FM, making speech more understandable and music more enjoyable.
The DSC allows you to personalize your Blaupunkt 5 Series Receiver with up to 21 unique adjustable settings.
These typically "set-it-and-forget-it" features are placed under a single MENU Button, leaving plenty
of room on the face of the receiver for more frequently-accessed features.
Various remote control options are available for many Blaupunkt Receivers and CD Changers, giving you the convenience
of control from the steering wheel, armrest, or elsewhere in the vehicle.
All units (except the Malibu and Orlando) have an auxiliary input for connecting portable audio equipment. A portable
CD player can be added to a cassette receiver and a cassette player can be added to a CD receiver.
True system flexibility.
More power means realistic sound that you experience...not simply hear. All Blaupunkt 3 Series units (except
the Malibu) have 30 Watts × 4 Channel internal power to drive four speakers. Series 5 units have 34 watts
per channel. To power additonal speakers, most outputs for connecting external amplifiers.
Tuner Timer - Automatically activates tuner and goes from any source to the
desired station at the time you specify. You won't miss your favorite program again.
Disc Select-by-Name - Your disc names are seen while selecting discs, when
they are of the most value. No wating until after playback starts to see the name.
Disc List - Review the names of the discs without leaving the currently-playing disc.
Source Tone Memory - Store seperate bass, treble and loudness setting for CD,
Cassette, Aux Input, FM and AM.
Turn-On Message - Enter and activate a message of up to 40 characters that appears
at turn-on.
The Blaupunkt DIN/ISO chassis configuration permits installation in most Japanese, European and American vehicles.
The ISO Block connector with integrated fuse simplifies wiring with three quick connections.
Memory chips prevent the receiver from operating without the card, and also store personalized
receiver settings for each KeyCard holder.
This line of coaxials uses acoustically insert, semi-transparent blue cones, with high
power handling voice coils and magnet structures, and "easy" installs with front mount
screw grilles. Great sound at a low price could'nt be easier.
This line uses graphite impregnated poly cones for more rigidity with less weight. Coupled
with larger magnets and voice coil assemblies, and attractive hidden-screw
grilles, their performance is unequaled at the price. In addition, PCwg subwoofers
provide deep bass performance, and multi-enclosure capabilities that offer low end
punch at moderate prices.
Coaxials, components, and subwoofers feature even larger magnet assemblies, aluminum
injected cones, and dual voice coils on the larger coaxials, thus adding more bass from
less space. ODc component speakers provide remarkable audio frequency response
and imaging. The ODw cast basket subwoofers simply drive home a chunk of the audio
spectrum never heard before!
DVC (Dual Voice Coil) subwoofers are a complimentary product to single coil subwoofers.
Their benefit over a single coil woofer is simple: they produce more volume from a one
speaker/box system with or without additional amplifiers.
The best use for a DVC speaker is in installations where you are trying to squeeze every
decibel of sound out of a speaker without adding another woofer or enclosure. By adding
a second voice coil on the same woofer, and driving it harder with another amplifier
(or the same amp in a low impedance mode), you are able to move the cone further, creating
higher sound pressure levels. A single DVC subwoofer in a properly-sized enclosure
often provides deeper and more accurate bass response than two single coil woofers in enclosures
that are too small. Amplifier power is inexpensive today and easy to install compared to a
large subwoofer box. The DVC install is the answer.
In real music, mid and high frequencies typically require far less power to play
as loud as the bass, usually only 1-10 watts. With most factory installed radios offering
about 10-20 watts per channel capability, a natural installation would have the radio drive
the full-range terminals and a supplementary subwoofer amplifier driving the subwoofer
terminals. A dedicated 2×50 watt (rms) subwoofer amp with a crossover set at about 80 Hz
(low-pass) nicely compements such a system and provides remarkably good overall performance.
A DVC coax system will NEVER replace the performance of a decicated 12 inch woofer in a box,
but it will offer bass response that a conventional coax will never be able to provide on its own.
This is the best compromise for "more bass with less space."
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