NVX XFLOC4 4-Channel 160W Adjustable Line Output Converter with Remote Turn On

I bought a cheap radio to replace the trash factory radio in my Ford fiesta, ended up really liking the cheap jvc radio. I then decided to install a 1000w system with a skar amp. The radio didn't have the line out ports for it so I wired this into the cheap radio instead of spending 200 on another radio. Worked great, sounds perfect. Thank you 🙏.

Great little device used to add a sub to a '25 Ram 1500. Once you locate and confirm the speaker wires for the rear door, it's super easy to tap them for this converter ..which then sends a signal/sound to the amp. No need to remove any dash skin or mess with the factory radio! This device also has a remote out (wire) to send signal "turn-on" the amp. (ie; no need to run blue wire all the way to your stereo or dash area anymore. Simply run the blue "remote wire" from this device to your amp. Always, Always check, confirm your ground wire (black) and 24v (red) are correctly terminated then protected (wire nut, tape, heat shrink) before connecting 24v power from car battery to the amp.

If you buy an Android auto stereo, YOU WILL NEED a line-out converter to install an aftermarket amplifier. Cut the high-level outputs [the speaker wires from the head unit to the factory harness] and wire to this line-out converter to the side going to the head unit. Then wire the amp high-level output [plugs that came with your amp] to the side going to the factory harness. Ensure you wire the 12v positive [red] from the line-out converter to the head unit 12v positive, the negative wire from the line-out converter [black] to the head unit negative, and the remote amp signal [blue] to the external amplifier remote signal input. Test and enjoy.

Just thrown in a bag and you figure it out, I expect that when buying something used. Not even a post-it note saying good luck. And yes, I'll figure it out.

Incredibly happy with my purchase!

Just don’t buy it. save yourself a headache with this garbage

It came on time, and it worked. It did however come with either an incorrect instructions or assembled with one of the wires the wrong color.

Worked perfectly to adapt the front/rear channels of my OEM heat unit to 4 channels of full range amplification. I ran 17 ft of twisted shielded pair cable to the rear of my truck, through this converter, to rear mounted amps for all channels and back up to the receiver location for integration into the OEM speaker wire harness. I cannot detect any noise in the system above what the OEM receiver already produced. The system sounds great and I couldn't be more pleased with this unit for making it all work.