PAC Audio L.O.C.PRO™ Don’t cheat yourself out of all the performance your new radio or amplifier can deliver. Proper audio line level matching is critical when replacing your vehicle’s factory (OEM) radio or amplifiers. It can be the difference between a great sounding system that you enjoy every day and a buggy, noisy mess that drives you crazy! PAC Audio L.O.C.PRO™ interfaces have been professionally designed for those who want the very best. Each interface is rated to accept inputs of up to 55 watts per channel. There are 7 different interfaces that allow for a full array of applications. The LP3-2 (2 Channel) and LP3-4 (4 Channel) can be used for adding amplifiers to a system that does not have RCA outputs. Level matching is achieved using precision stereo gain dials and will enable proper adjustment of the audio output of the radio for optimum system performance. Speaker level input to RCA level output is the most commonly used scenario for the LP3-2 and LP3-4 interfaces. PAC’s LP5-2 (2 Channel) and LP5-4 (4 Channel) interfaces build on the features above. They can be used in either replacing an OEM radio and retaining the factory amplified system or adding amplifiers to a system that does not have RCA output. These differential inputs also allow for us in OEM BOSE and other premium system scenarios. The LP7-2 (2 Channel) and LP7-4 (4-Channel) interfaces have all of the features of the LP5 interfaces above and will also monitor audio input signal and automatically create an amplifier remote turn-on for systems that do not have one. Last, but definably not least is the LP7-2R interface. It provides for the same specifications as the LP7-2 above and adds a remote level control for on the fly adjustment of your system. If you are an installer or an audio enthusiast, these interfaces from PAC will be your go to interfaces. These resigned interfaces are very small and make them easier to fit behind head units and other tight spaces. Check out Darvex to get very detailed install and product guides for each interface!
Posted on: Sun, 03 Aug 2014 23:21:57 +0000
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