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Hummer - Line Output Conveters
Line output converters make adding an amplifier to a factory radio much easier. You can convert any speaker level signal to a low level for amplification with a line output converter.
Line output converters are amplified devices with the capability to transform electronic signals to an existing system.
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PAC AOEM-GM1416 2006 and Up Select General Motors add an amplifier interface$57.99- Fits 2006 and up select General Motors vehicles
- Interface is designed to be used with factory radios and converts radio outputs to aftermarket amplifier audio connections
- Provides front and rear low level outputs
- Provides full range audio output 20-20,000Hz
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PAC AOEM-GM1416A 2007 and Up Select General Motors add an amplifier interface$57.99- Fits 2007 and Up select General Motors vehicles
- Interface is designed to be used with factory radios and converts radio outputs to aftermarket amplifier audio connections
- Provides front and rear low level outputs
- Provides full range audio output 20-20,000Hz
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PAC AOEM-GM24 2001 and Up General Motors add an amplifier interface$57.99- Fits 2001 and Up select General Motors vehicles
- Interface is designed to be used with factory radios and converts radio outputs to aftermarket amplifier audio connections
- Provides front and rear low level outputs
- Provides full range audio output 20-20,000Hz
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