using a line out converter(high level converter) question
#1
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!
please some input!
#2
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.
#3
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.
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.
#4
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.
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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