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The Install Bay IBGLI Ground Loop Isolator 15 Amp Signal Noise Elimination

The Install Bay IBGLI Ground Loop Isolator 15 Amp Signal Noise Elimination The Install Bay
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The Install Bay IBGLI Ground Loop Isolator High Quality 15 Amp 

Ensure your car audio is clear and produces a solid sound with this Ground Loop Isolator from The Install Bay. It reduces noise in the signal path between the OEM amp and the new aftermarket radio. This isolator is equipped with RCA plugs for interconnection with cable adapters or components. Removes pops, clicks & engine noise when combining factory amps with aftermarket radios

  • High Quality 15 Amp Ground Loop Isolator
  • Signal noise elimination
  • Retains sound quality
  • Female RCA inputs
  • Male RCA outputs
  • For Removing Pops Clicks And Engine Noise When Using Factory AMPS With Aftermarket Radios.
  • Secure fit
  • Designed with the installer user in mind
  • Proven and Tested for durabilty and function in real world conditions
  • Revolutionary Ideas and Products

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