KICKER 46KISLOC KISLOC 2 Ch Speaker Wire-to-RCA Converter w/ LOC For OEM Radios

The Kicker KISLOC turns factory speaker-level output into a clean RCA signal an aftermarket amplifier can read. That is the missing link in almost every factory-radio build: the stock head unit has no preamp outputs, and the amplifier needs one. Two channels of speaker wire go in, two RCA outputs come out, and the amplifier gets a proper low-level signal to work with. It is compatible with OEM radios that use short-circuit protection, taking as much as 50 W of speaker-level input and delivering up to 8 volts of output. That output range is high enough to hit the input sensitivity of most amplifiers without cranking the gain, which is how installers keep hiss out of the system. Frequency response stays flat from 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz, so the converter passes the signal without shaping it. Nothing gets rolled off at the low end, which matters when the RCA feed is heading to a subwoofer amplifier. The micro surface-mount housing is small enough to hide behind a dash panel, and the split-pin RCA ends with silver-tinned oxygen-free copper carry the converted signal to the amplifier with the same contact quality Kicker builds into its K-Series interconnects. Use it to feed a two-channel amplifier or a monoblock subwoofer amplifier from an untouched factory radio.