Stereo Line Output Converter with RCA Signal and 12V Remote Turn-On Output – KICKER 46KISLOC2
Stereo line output converter adds amplifier-ready RCA connections to a factory or aftermarket radio that provides speaker-level outputs. KICKER 46KISLOC2 converts the two-channel speaker signal into a line-level RCA signal while preserving a flat 20Hz-to-20kHz frequency response.
DC-offset sensing also creates a 12V remote turn-on lead rated at 100mA, eliminating the need to locate a separate switched 12V source for compatible amplifier installations. The converter accepts up to 55W or 16V of input signal and delivers up to an 8V output signal. It works with standard radios and smart radios whose amplifier output impedance is 60 ohms or lower. Confirm the radio wiring and impedance before installation; professional installation is appropriate when the vehicle circuit cannot be positively identified.
Specifications
- Brand: KICKER
- Model: 46KISLOC2
- Product: Stereo line output converter
- Input: Speaker-level stereo signal
- Output interface: RCA
- Channels: 2
- Maximum input signal: 55W or 16V
- Maximum output signal: 8V
- Frequency response: 20Hz to 20kHz
- Remote output: 12V at 100mA
- Turn-on detection: DC offset
- Smart-radio requirement: Output impedance 60 ohms or lower
- Pin count: 4
- Mounting type: No mount
- Included component: 46KISLOC2 converter
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the converter add to a radio?
The KICKER 46KISLOC2 converts speaker-level stereo output to RCA line-level audio for connecting a compatible amplifier.
Does it provide a remote turn-on wire?
Yes. DC-offset sensing produces a 12V remote turn-on output rated at 100mA.
What input can it accept?
The converter accepts a speaker signal up to 55W or 16V and supports compatible smart-radio outputs at 60 ohms or lower.