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Axxess AXLOC4M-80 4-Channel Line Output Converter 80 Watt max per channel

Axxess AXLOC4M-80 4-Channel Line Output Converter 80 Watt max per channel Axxess
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Axxess AXLOC4M-80 4-Channel Line Output Converter

The LOC is designed to convert (4) channels of speaker level audio into (4) channels of line level audio. This allows for the installation of line level products such as amplifiers, EQs and crossovers on systems that do not have RCA line level outputs. In addition this device will also detect the presence of an audio signal and then generate a +12V output that can be used to turn-on an aftermarket amplifier.

Features:

  • World's smallest L.O.C.
  • Adjustable gain for each channel
  • High in power, efficient in performance, reliable in service
  • User-friendly design, ergonomic handle, solid construction
  • Will become your right hand in DIY and repair projects
  • Made to meet stringent quality and safety requirements

Specifications:

  • 12-volt signal sense turn on 

Vehicle Fitment:

  • Universal

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