Axxess AXAMP-GM31 Amplifier Integration Interface For Select GM 2019-Up

Axxess AXAMP-GM31 Amplifier Integration Interface For Select GM 2019-Up

This vehicle-specific 6-channel amplifier integration interface from Axxess is essentially a "digital LOC" that enables installers to add aftermarket amplifiers to OEM source units for enhanced sound quality. This interface includes an external bass knob for additional audio output level adjustments.

• Designed for non-amplified systems
• Provides 6 channels of 5-volt RMS audio
• Non-fading full-range output (channels 5 and 6)
• Simple plug-n-play installation behind the radio
• Chime level adjustment
• No programming required
• Dual-colored LED feedback light
• Input: 50W per channel
• Amp turn on trigger (DC): 250mA
• 2-channel S/PDIF out (front)
  

Includes:

• Amplifier integration interface
• Extension harnesses
• Vehicle-specific t-harness
• Bass knob
• Resistor pad
• Instruction sheet

Visit AxxessInterfaces.com for more detailed information about the product and enter your vehicle year, make and model into the vehicle fit guide to find other vehicle specific products.

Docs/Instruction Links

• Instruction Manual
• Product Information Sheet

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