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Scosche LOC80 Line Output Converter - 2 Channel High/Low RCA Converter Car Audio - Ideal for Subwoofer Amp - Line Level Converter for Car Stereo Amplifier - Easy Installation - Quality Sound

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Arrives Tuesday, Feb 25
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Size: 2 Channel


Style: 80W


Color: Gray


Features

  • Unmatched Versatility - Compatible with a wide range of car audio systems, this high to low audio converter offers flexible installation options, making it a go-to solution for converting speaker level signals to RCA line level signals for optimal sound.
  • Seamless Integration - Effortlessly integrate your factory stereo with an aftermarket amplifier using this line level converter, ensuring no loss of sound quality; ideal for boosting your cars audio performance without complex rewiring.
  • Enhanced Audio Experience - Transform your car audio system with the Scosche LOC80 line output converter, delivering crisp and clear sound quality for your subwoofer; perfect for audiophiles seeking high-fidelity sound.
  • Compact and Durable Design - Engineered by Scosche, the LOC80 line output converter is compact and built to last, fitting easily into tight spaces while maintaining durability; a reliable upgrade for any car audio enthusiast.
  • Optimal Signal Quality - Ensure maximum audio performance with this high-quality RCA converter for car audio, designed to minimize signal interference and deliver clean, powerful sound; the perfect addition to your custom car audio setup.
  • Trusted Brand - Backed by Scosche's Limited Lifetime Warranty and Lifetime Tech Support. Scosche, known for its commitment to quality car audio solutions, means you can trust the Scosche LOC80 line output converter to deliver exceptional performance.

Item dimensions L x W x H: 5.5 x 2.75 x 1.25 inches


Manufacturer: SCOSCHE


Mounting Type: Tabletop


Brand: Scosche


Number of Channels: 2


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 5.5 x 2.75 x 1.25 inches; 2.4 ounces


Item model number ‏ : ‎ LOC80


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ September 1, 2004


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ SCOSCHE


Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ China


Best Sellers Rank: #15 in Car Amplifier Wiring Kits


Customer Reviews: 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 1,803 ratings


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Awesome - Works Great THNAKS
Size: 2 Channel Style: 80W Color: Gray
works great, sounds great, thank you....
Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2024 by Amazon Customer

  • These are awesome for 2-channel systems where you want to add a sub!
Size: 2 Channel Style: 80W Color: Gray
I have 2 2-channel amplifiers that I really like but wanted to be able to use a subwoofer with them. This did exactly what I wanted. Tried it on the first one and then bought a 2nd one for the other one! I am using them with a Cambridge Audio AXA35 and a Denon PMA-800NE. I have tried my hardest but I have not been able to detect any added noise from adding these to the systems. If I had another 2-channel system, I'd buy another one of these! They are affordable, easy to use, and work very well. I have no complaints about them whatsoever! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2022 by Jason

  • Works well
Size: 2 Channel Style: 80W Color: Gray
No feedback or noise as of yet
Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2024 by Garry

  • Solid product and super easy to use!
Size: 2 Channel Style: 80W Color: Gray
Hey everyone, Mike Jones here again with another quick and concise Amazon review. So up today we have the Scosche Loc80 2-Channel Adjustable Lineout. If you are looking at this product then you already know what it does. This item is designed to allow you to run a wire from any speaker in your car into this unit and then into your amplifier to tell your subwoofer what bass notes to play. This item does just that. I have a BOSE system in my G35 and it came with the built in subwoofer which was terrible. I disconnected it and ran a wire from the rear speaker into this unit and then into my amplifer and subwooer and it works perfectly. The pros: Easy to use and install, mounted right up and has lasted over 3 years. The cons: None that I am aware of. The overall: This item is easy to use, offers little feedback, and has lasted over 3 years. I WOULD buy this product again. I hope you enjoyed this quick review. If so, like my review as helpful. Thanks! _Mike Jones ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2016 by Mike Jones™

  • YOU NEED THIS TO ASSIST YOUR SUB AMP
Size: 2 Channel Style: 80W Color: Gray
First of all,....if you are looking to add subwoofer speaker(s) to your auto audio system, and you have purchased the Subwoofer speakers, and have a separate dedicated amplifier for those speakers,...AND your intention is to tap into your existing speakers circuit as your audio source,...then you NEED this item. On your dedicated subwoofer amplifier, there will most likely already be a subsonic filter control, and audio input (GAIN) attenuation controls for left and right channels, so you assume you already have all that you need, but can't figure out WHY your audio output to the sub speakers is so distorted and over-driving the speakers. That is because the Subsonic filter, and Gain controls on the amplifier are poorly attempting to attenuate higher frequencies and isolate lower frequencies AFTER your amplifier has already amplified them. Which is actually a lot of extra work, and wasted energy for an amplifier to do. So, the amplifier is essentially working too hard to amplify frequencies you don't even want to go to the sub speakers. What the manufacturers of this device DON'T mention, is that it not only variably attenuates the volume of the incoming left and right channels of audio to your amplifier, but it does something even MORE important. It removes or blocks the higher (unwanted) frequencies BEFORE they enter your subwoofer amplifier, so, it is using all it's power to only amplify the low frequencies that sound good through subwoofer speakers. This isn't in the specs on this device,...but that is exactly why it is a necessary component to the above mentioned audio setup. I have a 2008 Honda Goldwing GL1800 motorcycle, with this device tapping into the audio to my rear speakers, then the output from this device is jumpered to the input of the dedicated 1800 watt subwoofer amplifier, via two SHORT RCA type cables. (Composite audio/video cables like the ones used to connect TV's to standard DVD players). And from the amplifier....it outputs to TWO 8 inch "Kicker Competition" subwoofer speakers mounter inside bottom of the side storage compartments, with cutouts for sound and subsonic waves to escape.. And boy oh boy, does that bike have some kickass ("Where the hell is all that Bass coming from?") Bass now. To set up the whole assembly, play some music on your primary audio source that you know has good subwoofer tones. slowly increase the PRIMARY audio sources volume, to pre-distortion level to your REGULAR speakers, then back off a few numbers to give yourself room to later increase volume without distorting your main speakers. Next, set the volume controls on the new device to halfway for both left and right. Also set the attenuation (input Gain or Volume controls) left and right inputs on the subwoofer amplifier to halfway for both. If there is a Subsonic filter control on the amplifier, set it also to halfway, for starters. Adjust later to suit your tastes. If there is a Frequency switch on the Sub amplifier, set it to the lower frequency range. This arrangement will get you in the ballpark of average subwoofer output to your sub speakers, If there is a Bass Boost control on your amplifier, if it is adjustable, set it to halfway. If it is a switch, try it first with it off, then later, with it on to determine which you prefer. The device pictured is slightly different from what you will get. The one I got had only 4 wires on one side for Left and Right inputs, and, on the other end,..the two RCA type outputs to jumper to the RCA type inputs on the amplifier. And the Left and Right volume attenuation controls on the top. Once you initially set them, to about halfway,...you won't need to readjust them . Without this device to pre-filter the higher frequencies before amplification of the lower frequencies, you are relying on the controls on the Sub Amplifier to do all the filtering, and they do not do nearly as good a job, as pre-filtering the unwanted frequencies, BEFORE they are amplified. Best of all, is the low cost. A more expensive device, will do the same thing, but only cost more. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2013 by Buyer Bob

  • Would buy again
Size: 2 Channel Style: 80W Color: Gray
Good product it’s simple to use does what it is intended to do nice and compact only thing I didn’t like was wires are thin
Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2024 by ernesto

  • Terrible signal. Lots of electrical noise.
Size: 2 Channel Style: 80W Color: Gray
Lots of people had good luck with this item, but I must have gotten a dud. Replaced it with another brand and my system is running perfectly.
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2025 by Noidios

  • Add an amp easily
Size: 2 Channel Style: 80W Color: Gray
This worked great for adding an amp to a system that I couldn’t get access to, to run the RCA cables. The only issue, and maybe it was me, is when the amp is turned on, it seems to cause interference when the FM radio is on. It does not have an issue using your phone, to connect to music, or the media player, just the FM function. Normally I play music from my phone through the blue tooth on the stereo, and it works great. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2025 by Jason A

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