Questions & Answers

Q: QuestionHow is the cable designed for mounting?

• A:Answer The cable has a flush-mountable design to provide a factory style look without drilling holes in the vehicle's dash.

Q: QuestionIs this USB extension cable compatible with factory radios?

• A:Answer This USB extension cable is compatible with most aftermarket radios that have a rear USB input.

Q: QuestionWhat type of USB connector is on this cable?

• A:Answer This cable uses a USB-A connector on both ends.

Q: QuestionWhat type of connection does this cable use?

• A:Answer This cable uses a digital signal connection.

Q: QuestionDoes this cable come with a mounting bracket?

• A:Answer Yes, this USB extension cable includes a mounting bracket for easy installation.

Q: QuestionI'm having a Pioneer double din stereo installed in my car by best buy in a week... Will they be able to install this USB extension with the install and would it cost more?

Asked 3 years ago by MrMysterio.

• A:Answer I don't see why not, they may have to make a new hole somewhere for it though so you may have to pay extra

  Answered 7 months ago by JonahYVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionHow long is this USB Extension really is?

Asked 3 years ago by JustACuriousCustomerHere.

• A:Answer The extension cable is 6ft in length

  Answered 3 years ago by AAMP Global

  
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Q: QuestionWhat is the country of Manufacture? Also, this model is listed as discontinued on PAC website. New model is USBDMA6. Plans to sell new model at BB?

Asked 5 years ago by Hello2020.

• A:Answer This product was made in the United States

  Answered 5 years ago by Robert94Verified Purchase

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Q: QuestionI can`t seem to find the hole cutout size

Asked 5 years ago by swede.

• A:Answer This mounting adapter is meant to be used in a pre-made cutout for a double din radio in an automobile where a factory radio has been removed and a non-factory radio will be installed. On the Explorer I used it in, I had to remove a small amount of the plastic trim, top and bottom, on the dash where the original radio was mounted. If you are using this in the manner it is designed for, you don't need a cutout size.

  Answered 5 years ago by BoatdaveVerified Purchase

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