Audio Pipe SPLIT-3003 Multi-Audio Signal Amplifier

Written by Engle

Friday, 17 July 2009 11:35

The SPLIT-3003 has finally answered installers calling for an option of splitting audio signal with out losing signal quality. Accepting 3 RCA inputs from the head unit (Front, Rear, and Subwoofer) the SPLIT-3003 provides 3 4volt amplified outputs (3 Front outputs, 3 Rear outputs, and 3 Subwoofer outputs) conveniently allowing you to split audio signal to multiple amplifiers at the same time.

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Multi-Audio Signal Amplifier

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