High to Low Level Converter?

[dburton07]

What does it do? It came with my mono channel Profile amp that arrived today. Is it somthing that would help the sound of my 12" sub? The white is Right + - and the green is Left + -.

Thar she blows...

 

[Nhaz]

id take a wild guess and call it a coil.

I might be wrong on this but if it is a coil you feed it a signal and it filters out the range you dont want that speaker or amp attempting to produce.

so if its a high to low converter(coil) its just filters out high and mid ranges and allows more low. I dont think its exactly a coil since a coils really designed to go after the amp. this one kinda looks like its goes prior to the amp.


coils btw dont filter out ALL the other ranges they just reduce how they sound coming out of the speaker.

I can't read the label from the pic btw so as i said im wild guessing. If you could get a better pic of its wiring diagram i can make a better guess =>

 

[mazdamayham]

What you have there is a speaker level to rca level convertor. What it is used for is if your radio does not have rca jack outputs you hook this up to the left and right speaker wires on the back of your radio and converts it to rca (low level) outputs to run to your amp with.

 

[Ranger#1]

What you have there is a speaker level to rca level convertor. What it is used for is if your radio does not have rca jack outputs you hook this up to the left and right speaker wires on the back of your radio and converts it to rca (low level) outputs to run to your amp with.

yepers i dont think you have a low pass filter integraded into that upper level converter

 

[dburton07]

So it's only needed if I had a stock radio? That makes sence because a while back my buddy had to order an adapter to wire his amp into his stock deck through the rear speakers.

Edit: Just texted my buddy and it is exactly what he had to get. I know what it is now.


Thanks guys

 

[rjppunk]

they have $H!tty quality no matter how you use them. Lots of times people use em if they are too lazy to run signal cable to the trunk. In a truck though even if you're lazy it's almost as hard to tap into the read speakers as it is to run signal cable to the back. I'd only use it if you really want a stock deck... like you really really want the stock deck.