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The In Phase SRCA Bass converter is designed for car audio enthusiasts looking to integrate aftermarket amplifiers or equalizers into an existing factory head unit that lacks RCA pre-outs. It delivers enhanced bass control and reliable signal conversion, making it an essential tool for system upgrades. However, users should note that the device requires a constant 9-16V DC power connection, which adds a step to the standard installation process compared to passive converters.
| Model Part Number | SRCA BASS |
|---|---|
| Brand | IN PHASE |
It is compatible with any factory or aftermarket head unit that provides speaker-level output.
This is a 2-channel converter; you would need two units if you wish to convert both front and rear channels.
It allows you to lower the signal intensity, ensuring the RCA output matches the sensitivity of your amplifier.
The bass remote is a wired unit, designed for permanent mounting near the driver's position.
Standard 16-18 gauge automotive primary wire is sufficient for the power and ground connections.
Verify the unit has 12V power and a proper ground connection; check that the remote turn-on wire is receiving a signal from the head unit.
Lower the adjustable gain controls on the SRCA unit to reduce the input voltage being sent to your amplifier.
Check the connection between the remote cable and the main unit, and ensure the remote cable is not pinched or damaged.
To install, connect the four color-coded input wires to your factory speaker outputs, ensuring correct polarity. The unit requires a 12V switched or constant power source, a solid ground connection, and a remote turn-on wire to operate correctly. Because this device is an active component, ensure it is mounted in a dry location away from extreme heat sources, such as directly behind the engine firewall. Periodically check the RCA connections for tightness and ensure the wiring harness remains free of tension to avoid loose contact.
