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Axxess AXLOC4M-150 Universal Mini 150 Watt 4 Channel Line Output Converter

Axxess AXLOC4M-150 Universal Mini 150 Watt 4 Channel Line Output Converter Axxess
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Axxess AXLOC4M-150 Mini 150 Watt 4 Channel Line Output Converter

The LOC is able to handle 150 watts per channel continuous input without over heating. The input circuitry is designed to correct the crossover distortion commonly found on standard LOCs while providing a high to low level step down of 6:1. Output audio level is infinitely adjustable using the onboard, high quality potentiometers.

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Features:

  • World's smallest L.O.C.
  • Adjustable gain for each channel
  • High in power, efficient in performance, reliable in service
  • User-friendly design, ergonomic handle, solid construction
  • Will become your right hand in DIY and repair projects
  • Made to meet stringent quality and safety requirements 

Specifications:

  • 4 channel input
  • 150-watt max per channel
  • 12-volt signal sense turn 

Vehicle Fitment:

  • Universal

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