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Old Feb 23, 2008 | 11:28 AM
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using a line out converter(high level converter) question

anybody here use a line out converter--or high level converter---i wanna use one on my new honda fit---the dash kit is too expensive---or if anybody used one on a new civic(same deck)---i know the quality of the sound wont be as good but will it be half decent??
please some input!
Old Feb 23, 2008 | 03:40 PM
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i use a line out converter in mine, it works, but thats all it does, its a dirty signal which leads to dirty sound, but for the time being its what i use and for just driving around with music its been fine so far.
Old Feb 24, 2008 | 03:24 AM
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I used an LOC on my GM factory radio and then active crossovers.
just wasn't up to my expectations.
So, when they finally got around to making the interface i needed for my 06, I re did the install with apline 9855.
Still got the $40 4 ch LOC sitting in my garage. The name on it is Install Edge, made by Rockford. Besy Buy sells them.
Old Feb 24, 2008 | 10:50 AM
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Find yourself a line level changer controller with inputs for your factory radio. Looks like an FM mod piece but has RCA outputs.

I use an Alpine CHA-S1656 controller and CHA-S604 changer and my factory player for radio duty. Full aftermarket CD sound quality with lower risk of theft cuz the factory radio is still in the dash.
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