I used this to add an amp to my 2021 Bronco. It was easy to install, small form factor and works as advertised. Some mall turn of pops and it switches off with auto start. I have not researched a fix, it’s not a big deal most of the time.

The LC2I is what got me into the car stereo world. Without it I'd never have thought about making the build I have in my 2013 Dodge Charger SE. It is the first building block if you need to keep your factory head unit. Mine feeds 2 amps. A Harmony 1500.1 and a JBL GX-A604. Glad the staff was available to answer a few questions concerning the LC2I. Now sky is the limit on any build I'd want to do in the future!

Without this device I wouldn't be able to complete this great sounding masterpiece I now have.

I purchased the LC2i as many people on the forums\reddit rave about it. I could never get it to work right. the bass became inconsistent (sometimes it hits hard and other times it doesn't). My factory unit does not lower the bass as you increase the volume therefor AccuBASS was not needed and I made sure to disable it via the dials per the owner's manual instructions. I triple checked my wiring, gains on the amp, LC2i, and had the factory EQ to flat -- and still couldn't figure it out. Perhaps I got a defective unit but I ended up ordering the Wavtech linkDQ from Crutchfield instead (since Best Buy doesn't carry that brand) and resolved my issue.

The AudioControl 2-Channel Active Line Output Converter with AccuBass is like the secret sauce for upgrading your car audio system. It's the kind of gadget that can make your factory speakers sound like they just hit the gym. What sets it apart is the AccuBass technology, which ensures that your bass remains punchy and precise, even when you crank up the volume. Installing it is a breeze, and it gives you the flexibility to connect aftermarket amps and subwoofers to your stock head unit without losing quality. So, if you're itching to give your car audio some serious oomph, this little device is your ticket to audio nirvana on the road.