Axxess AXABH-HN1 Aftermarket Amp Bypass Harness for Select 2008-2017 Honda Vehicles

Axxess AXABH-HN1 Aftermarket Amp Bypass Harness for Select 2008-2017 Honda Vehicles

Factory amplifiers are tuned for the OE audio system, limiting the performance of aftermarket upgrades. When replacing speakers or adding a subwoofer, these limitations can prevent your system from reaching its full potential.

The AXABH is designed to bypass the factory amplifier when installing an aftermarket amplifier, improving audio performance. It provides a direct, vehicle-specific solution that simplifies installation and reduces the need for additional wiring.

This harness is also ideal for replacing a failed factory amplifier with an aftermarket unit.

• Vehicle-specific harness for bypassing the factory amplifier
• Simplifies installation and reduces wiring time
• 20-gauge wire construction
• 12” wire length
• 1-year limited warranty

Refer to our Vehicle Fit Guide for up-to-date vehicle-specific applications

Vehicle Applications

• select Honda 2008-2017

Docs/Instruction Links

• Product Information Sheet
• Instruction Manual

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