Car Stereo Hight to Low Converter,2 Channel Line Output Convertor with Remote Turn On RCA Car Line Converter Output Adapter - Black
Details
- BrandLEIGESAUDIO
- Mounting TypeCable Mount
- Number of Pins2
- Interface TypeRCA
- Number of Channels2
Description
🎵 Elevate Your Audio Game!
- DURABLE DESIGN - Crafted for longevity, ensuring uninterrupted sound quality.
- TRANSFORM YOUR RIDE - Easily add an amplifier to any radio for an upgraded audio experience.
- SEAMLESS INTEGRATION - Converts speaker wires to RCA outputs effortlessly.
- NOISE FREE PERFORMANCE - Enjoy crystal-clear audio without static or buzzing.
- PRECISION SOUND CONTROL - Adjust bass levels on-the-fly without pulling over.
The Car Stereo High to Low Converter is a versatile 2-channel line output converter that allows you to connect an amplifier to almost any car radio. With adjustable gain control and high-quality sound output, it ensures a premium audio experience without the hassle of static or interruptions.
Reviews
A**S
It works
Working as described
J**E
Buena calidad
Bueba calidad
D**N
Leiges does it again...
Took a chance on Leiges equipment a while back....great purchase and value....they continue to impress me...
J**N
Just what I needed
Product was small enough to fit in the B-panel of my vehicle. Worked great.
H**R
Worked good. Use to feed a line level to an active subwoofer from my main speaker output
Worked good. Use to feed a line level to an active subwoofer from my main speaker output
J**O
It worked fine
It was easy to use and great for the price!!
S**H
does what it says for a better price...suffers some minor build quality
Got this to with same brand under seat slim powered subwoofer for my car and they go well together. It would work with any other sub woofer set up as well. It basically allows you to make a subwoofer channel in your car when one is not supported by your radio. it taps into the left and right back speakers for a low voltage signal to the amp. This is almost no draw on the back speakers and does not lower the volume of them. Then you plug this into the low signal input of your sub amp and you have a sub channel.Would do this again. The only problem that I had was that the plastic case came apart as I was working with it and had to be super glued back together.
R**E
No Complaints from Customer
Customer has not complained since delivery.
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