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SP-765 PRO — seven bands, and the tuning stays under your hand
An equalizer you drive, not one you program: seven graphic bands from 50 Hz to 12 kHz, each with its own knob and ±12 dB of boost or cut, plus a subwoofer channel with its own level and its own frequency. It sits between your source and your amplifiers as a line driver, sending up to 11 V RMS out of six RCA outputs — subwoofer, rear and front — with a front-to-rear fader on the same panel. Two RCA inputs, CD and AUX, switch from the front. No software, no app, no menus: every setting is a knob you can reach while driving.

What the numbers actually say
These are the figures the manufacturer prints on the unit itself. Read them the right way round: this is an equalizer and a line driver, not an amplifier. All six outputs are line level and must feed an external amplifier’s RCA inputs — never a speaker directly. What you buy is control you can reach: seven bands, a subwoofer level and a subwoofer frequency, all on knobs, and 11 V RMS of clean drive to push the signal down a long car without picking up noise. Signal-to-noise 90 dB, distortion 0.03%, channel separation 70 dB, response 15 Hz – 30 kHz at −3 dB.
Why a real equalizer still beats a tone control
50 Hz, 125 Hz, 315 Hz, 750 Hz, 2.2 kHz, 6 kHz and 12 kHz. Those are the places a cabin goes wrong: boom under the seats, boxiness in the doors, harshness on voices, dull top end. A bass and treble knob moves everything at once; seven bands let you fix one thing and leave the rest alone.
Twelve decibels up or down is a lot of correction — enough to tame a resonance you can hear from outside the car, or to bring back a range the door panels are swallowing. Turn one knob at a time with music you know well, and stop as soon as it sounds right.
The subwoofer gets its own RCA pair, its own level knob and its own frequency knob, adjustable across 43–120 Hz and 60–200 Hz. You set how much bass and where the bass stops, from the driving seat, without touching the amplifier under the seat.
Up to 11 V RMS on the outputs. A stronger signal means the amplifier gain can stay low, and a low gain is what keeps hiss, alternator whine and engine noise out of a system wired across a whole car.
Six RCA outputs in three pairs — sub, rear, front — so one, two or three amplifiers each get their own feed. The FADER knob moves the balance between front and rear without getting out of the seat.
Two RCA inputs, CD and AUX, selected by the button on the front panel. Keep the factory or aftermarket head unit on one and a second source on the other, and change between them with one press.
Both panels, control by control
6 to 12: the seven graphic bands — 50 Hz · 125 Hz · 315 Hz · 750 Hz · 2.2 kHz · 6 kHz · 12 kHz, each ±12 dB
AUX Input R / L · CD Input R / L — two RCA input pairs, 10 kΩ · power terminal: Batt · Rem · Gnd
The factory instruction manual: the specification list, the front panel with all twelve controls numbered, and the system connection chart showing how the CD and AUX inputs and the sub, rear and front outputs are wired to your amplifiers.
⇩ Download the SP-765 PRO manual (PDF)PDF · 0.4 MB · English · 8 pages · 2026. Where the manual and the specification printed on the unit disagree, this page follows the unit.
What is in the box
The SP-765 PRO arrives in its printed retail box. Check the carton before you start: no dents, the knobs all turning freely and the RCA sockets clean and straight.
Included: SP-765 PRO unit · instruction manual
Not included: the RCA cables to your amplifiers and from your source, the power and ground wire with its inline fuse, and any bracket or trim to hold the unit in the dashboard — installation material that depends on the car. The factory documentation does not print a packing list, so if a specific cable or bracket matters for your install, ask us before you order and we will tell you what is really in the carton.

Technical specifications
| THE PRODUCT | |
|---|---|
| Product | SPAUDIO SP-765 PRO — 7-band graphic equalizer, line driver and subwoofer controller |
| Series | Processor Series · Italian design by Audiocar Import & Export, Milano |
| Type | Equalizer and line driver — all outputs are line level, an external amplifier is required |
| EQUALIZER | |
| Graphic EQ bands | 7 — 50 Hz, 125 Hz, 315 Hz, 750 Hz, 2.2 kHz, 6 kHz, 12 kHz |
| Equalization range | ±12 dB per band |
| Subwoofer frequency | 43 – 120 Hz and 60 – 200 Hz |
| Front panel controls | Master volume · subwoofer level · subwoofer frequency · fader · CD / AUX input selector |
| INPUTS AND OUTPUTS | |
| Inputs | 2 RCA pairs — CD and AUX, selected from the front panel |
| Input impedance | 10 kΩ |
| Outputs | 6 RCA — Sub-Output R/L, Rear Output R/L, Front R/L |
| Max output voltage | 11 V RMS |
| AUDIO | |
| Frequency response | 15 Hz – 30 kHz (−3 dB) |
| Signal-to-noise ratio | 90 dB |
| Total harmonic distortion | 0.03% |
| Channel separation | 70 dB |
| POWER | |
| Supply | 11 – 15 V DC, negative ground |
| Power terminal | Batt · Rem · Gnd |
Every figure on this page is the specification the manufacturer prints on the unit itself. The factory documentation for this model does not declare the chassis dimensions or the weight, so we do not publish them. The two-page instruction manual lists a few figures that disagree with the print on the unit: where they disagree, this page follows the unit, and we have asked the factory to correct the manual. Specifications may change without notice.
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Read this before you install
- Disconnect the battery before wiring. Working live on the Batt, Rem or Gnd terminals can damage the unit or the vehicle’s electronics.
- Supply 11–15 V DC, negative ground only. Do not power the unit from anything outside this range and do not use it on a positive-ground vehicle.
- These are line-level outputs. Sub, rear and front must feed an external amplifier’s RCA inputs, never a speaker directly.
- Fuse the +12 V line close to the battery and take the ground to bare metal, as short as you can make it. A long or painted ground is the usual reason an installation hums.
- Keep the RCA runs away from power cables. Cross signal and power at 90°, never run them side by side down the same channel.
- Set the amplifier gain last. With up to 11 V RMS on the outputs, start with all seven bands flat and the amplifier gain low, then raise the gain only as far as you need.
- Mount it where you can reach the knobs and where it stays dry: this is a unit you are meant to adjust while driving.
- Never open the case. There is nothing to adjust inside and opening it voids the warranty.
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SP AUDIO · Audiocar Import & Export SRLS — Official SP AUDIO Distributor for Europe · Piazza IV Novembre 4, 20124 Milano (MI), Italy · VAT IT13085510967. All technical data on this page is the manufacturer’s declared data, taken from the specification printed on the SP-765 PRO, and may change without notice.

