Line Output converter w\ remote lead

Are you sure that the LOC requires a (+) signal ? I have used many LOC's that use a (-) grounding wire instead of a (+) trigger. Check to ensure that the wire is infact a (+) trigger wire. If so, then you will have to grab a switched ignition wire from somewhere else that have a higher output current than the current wire.Jeff

Velocity Custom Home Theater

Mobile Audio/Video Specialist

Morden, Manitoba CANADA

If there are only 2 sets of speaker inputs and one other input or wire then chances are that it is for a ground.  When you ground that wire it will eliminate engine noise sometimes.  Also the loc deals mostly with ac current ( audio signal ) which will not supply a source dc current to turn an amplifier on.  Most loc I dealt with do not supply a remote turn on lead for the amplifier.  The ones that I have dealt with that do supply a remote turn on require both a constant 12+ and a ground.  When these are used the loc detects current from the speaker inputs and send a remote out at that time.  It would prob be better to tag a acc/ign wire for the remote turn on lead to the amplifier.Certified Security Specialist

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