Questions & Answers

Q: QuestionWhere can this converter be mounted?

• A:Answer It can be mounted in the dash or under the dash.

Q: QuestionIs this line output converter compatible with most car radios?

• A:Answer Yes, it is compatible with most factory or aftermarket radios.

Q: QuestionWhat does the LocPRO 2-Channel Line Output Converter do?

• A:Answer The LC-2 converts speaker-level (high-level) audio signals to RCA preamp (low-level) signals so you can install an aftermarket amplifier without replacing your factory radio.

Q: QuestionCan I adjust the volume with this converter?

• A:Answer Yes, it features a level control knob for volume adjustments.

Q: QuestionHow many channels does the LocPRO converter have?

• A:Answer This is a 2-channel line output converter.

Q: QuestionCan I use this to create a pre-out on my Yamaha AVR?

Asked 3 years ago by steve46.

• A:Answer This line ouptut converter can handle up to 40 watts of peak power input. If your receiver is rated higher than that, it would not be recommended. If it is that or under, you would have no issues

  Answered 3 years ago by AAMP Global

  
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Q: QuestionWhat about installing on a Harley Davidson, big girl ie Ultraclassic07

Asked 3 years ago by Sfree.

• A:Answer This unit can also be connected to a motorcycle headunit to provide RCA connections for an amplifier

  Answered 3 years ago by AAMP Global

  
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Q: QuestionThis PAC - LocPRO 2-Channel Line Output Converter with Volume Control Knob - Black And Blue doesn't have the blue wire, it'll still work when I tap into my factory speakers and hook my RCA's up to my amp in my car? Thank's

Asked 4 years ago by Kenny.

• A:Answer This LOC is intended to be used for signal only, it does not have the remote wire built into it.

  Answered 4 years ago by AAMP Global

  
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Q: QuestionCan I use this to hook a amp and subwoofer to my factory car stereo?

Asked 5 years ago by Knoodles.

• A:Answer Yes sir, that is exactly what my buddy and I did

  Answered 5 years ago by RachelFoxSchnitzVerified Purchase

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