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PAC SNI-35 Variable LOC Line Out Converter 1.2x6.25x5.9

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Pattern Name: Converter


Features

  • Adjustable Line Output Converter
  • Use the SNI-35 when adding an amplifier to a factory radio to convert the radio's speaker level output to the lower amplifier (RCA) level input
  • Utilize Audio Transformer for Noise Isolation
  • Phase Adjusted

Description

The SNI-35 Adjustable 2-Channel Line-Out Converter from PAC Audio is a line- out converter for factory radios with 2 to 50 watts per channel, accepts speaker level input and provides stereo RCA output signal for adding an aftermarket amplified audio system. It allows 50 watts maximum input per channel and has a linear 20Hz to 20,000Hz output based on input signal. The transformer isolated for optimal sound and performance. The unit maintains correct phasing and works with most factory-installed radios.


Manufacturer: ‎pac


Brand: ‎PAC


Model: ‎SNI-35


Item Weight: ‎3.84 ounces


Product Dimensions: ‎1 x 4 x 1 inches


Item model number: ‎SNI35


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Exterior: ‎Painted


Manufacturer Part Number: ‎SNI35


OEM Part Number: ‎SNI-35


Lift Type: ‎connected


Date First Available: October 2, 2001


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    • Product Review: PAC SNI-35 Variable LOC Line Out Converter
Pattern Name: Converter
The PAC SNI-35 Variable LOC Line Out Converter is a compact and efficient audio accessory that allows you to integrate external amplifiers into your car's audio system. Measuring 1.2x6.25x5.9 inches, this line out converter is designed to provide a seamless and high-quality audio experience. Installation of the PAC SNI-35 is straightforward and hassle-free. It connects to your car's speaker wires and converts the speaker-level audio signal to a line-level output that can be connected to an aftermarket amplifier or subwoofer. This allows you to enhance the audio performance of your car's sound system without sacrificing quality. The variable level control feature of the SNI-35 provides added flexibility, allowing you to adjust the output signal level to match the input sensitivity of your external amplifier. This ensures optimal audio reproduction and prevents distortion or clipping. The build quality of the PAC SNI-35 is impressive, with sturdy construction and reliable performance. It is designed to withstand the rigors of daily use and deliver consistent and accurate audio signal conversion. With the PAC SNI-35 Variable LOC Line Out Converter, you can enjoy enhanced sound quality and more power from your car's audio system. It is a versatile and reliable solution for integrating external amplifiers, making it a valuable addition to any car audio enthusiast's setup. In conclusion, the PAC SNI-35 Variable LOC Line Out Converter is a compact, reliable, and easy-to-install audio accessory. Its variable level control feature and durable construction make it an excellent choice for those looking to improve their car's audio system. Upgrade your car's sound performance with this line out converter and enjoy a richer and more immersive audio experience on the road. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2023 by Caden Wells
    • 21 trailboss,bose
Pattern Name: Converter
I installed it in my 21 silverado trailboss bose system. No issues. Watched a YouTube video and bam was he right.I was skeptical at first cuz I heard of chimes not working,but everything worked awesome. Added skar 10s and kicker 1200.1 with bass knob. (a must) Wow overkill but awesome. Cheaper than buying single kicker 12 from factory and get alot more. I should do videos lol ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2023 by Luis
    • Works
Pattern Name: Converter
Did exactly what i needed.
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2023 by Nate R
    • Didn't even need it
Pattern Name: Converter
I got this so I could add a sub to my vehicle but I wound up using a aftermarket stereo this item is only needed if you have a factory stereo with a subwoofer and amp install. I'm sure I'll need it eventually. It came fast and looks good though. I hope this helps have a good day.
Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2023 by Jesse
    • Perfect solution for adding aftermarket head unit in Audi with BOSE
Pattern Name: Converter
Review Image by Markcm Markcm
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Audi cars with BOSE send a low level signal from the head unit to external amplifier(s), the problem when replacing the stock head unit with an aftermarket is that the voltage is not the same as most other traditional RCA low level signal from aftermarket Head Units such as Pioneer, Alpine, Sony... Which typically use about 4v RCA signals. I specifically replaced the factory RNS-E navigation with BOSE unit in my 2006 Audi A4 with a direct from China Android 4.4 navigation unit. It came with a plug and play quad lock harness and the suggested connection method was to connect the RCA out from the HU to the RCA's they provided in the connector which mates with the factory harness going to the BOSE amplifier(s). In this configuration the signal was a bit to low and it had really bad noise from the car, when I turned on the HID headlights it got a lot worse too. The PAC SNI-35 was a perfect solution for both the lower volume and the noise. The correct way to install these (two are needed on systems with BOSE) is to wire them to the Hi Level speaker level output wires coming from the head unit and then connect the RCA out to the vehicle side harness going to the BOSE amplifier. This is also known as a "HI/LO converter". The Chinese navigation unit I used had RCA on a quad lock connector which made that side plug and play with the vehicle harness, I suspect most aftermarket units like pioneer and such May not come with the Quad lock connector to connect to the vehicle harness and you may need to either buy a mating quad lock or do some cut and splice. I set the gain on these to about 25% as seen in the attached image. A few more notes, many Audis without navigation which use other stock HU's like Symphony and such may have ISO connectors on the harness rather than quad lock, the principles are still the same. Also note some audi's without BOSE still have an external amplifier but it's us usually only for the rear speakers while the fronts are powered by the HU. In this case I believe you would only use one of these converters for the rear amplified speakers. **Update 12/21/2015** I can now confirm that on a 2005.5 Audi A4 (B7) Avant with Symphony II stereo, NON-BOSE, that the front speakers are directly connected to and powered from the Headunit's built-in speaker amplifier and the rear speakers are nearly but not quite RCA low level signals sent to an amplifier. I just installed a Kenwood DDX-6702s head unit using the speaker outs for the front speakers and the RCA for the Rear; the rear signals are too low and I'll be adding one of these SNI-35 to convert there rear speaker outputs from the head unit to a correctly leveled "RCA" signal for the rear amp. Also Note that I had purchased a "PAC RP4-AD11 Radiopro4 Stereo Replacement Interface with Steering Wheel Controls for Select Audi Vehicles with Canbus" for this job at the advise from PAC, apparently they arent aware of the line level differences because this device "almost" made the install plug and play, short of needing more signal to the rear speakers so I'll have to hack an SNI-35 in. Long story short, there still is no PAC one size fits all adapter kit to retain all correct levels, steering wheel controls, and CAN BUS signals (illumination levels, vehicle speed, Parking break or back up sensor signals). In summary, these perfectly attenuated the speaker level signals to match the non-standard levels (which are slightly higher than traditional RCA low level) and the ground loop isolation completely removed all of the hum/buzz noise. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2015 by Markcm Markcm
    • Lost one channel over the year
Pattern Name: Converter
I have two of these since May 2022 and each unit has lost a channel. I checked the cable, connections, swapped from components from known working channel and issue doesn't follow. I placed an order for two more and will see how it goes.
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2023 by J. Pereira
    • Works
Pattern Name: Converter
Works
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2023 by Brad bennett
    • Does the job!
Pattern Name: Converter
This worked just as I expected for adding an amp to my factory radio. No complaints!
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2023 by Timothy Davis

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