Add A Sub Bass Amp Amplifier Adapter Interface to Factory OEM Car Stereo Radio System - Made for Select Ford Vehicles- No Factory External Premium Amp/Sony - Read Below- Vehicles Listed Below

Ordered the adapter to connect to an amplifier, which connected and projected clean audio with no issues.Once the head unit was removed, the original audio connector was removed from the deck and plugged into one end of the adapter. The other end of the adapter was plugged into the deck. There is a male and female difference for each of the connector ends, so you can not plug anything in backwards.

Seemed to be of decent quality. I just needed the jumper harness. I removed the low pass filter which was wired into the front door speakers. Not sure if it matters, but I thought the rear outputs were desired for preamp. Nonetheless, sI have obtained a wiring diagram from the dealership, and plan to use audio control Lci7 for my preamp outputs and amplify all door speakers as well as a sub

Didn't work at all on my 2013 Ford escape s. Sent back for return

Works perfectly and is so much easier to use than the old inline converter. Definitely would recommend getting the one for your ride if you want to keep your factory unit. I used the harness in my 2013 Ford F150 xlt fx4 supercrew to add a skar amp and single skar 12 in a truck box under the back seat. Made it so much easier to install.

Worked ok on my 2017 f150 xlt for what I needed at the time and was able to hook an amp up with the factory radio but you cant get much output with the rca adapter.

I just bought a new F250 super duty and wanted to install a sub behind the rear seat. I didn't want to cut into my new trucks wiring, so this was the perfect solution. Seems to be well made & plugs in perfectly.

Actually works great to be able to hook my amp into my sync 2 system on my 2011 ford edge, its perfect

The media could not be loaded. Try this on yours: I had this product along with the rest of my system professionally installed and at the end they couldn't figure out why the bass wasn't as loud as it was expected to be until he disconnected one of the RCA cables from the amp's inputs. Boom! The bass was alive! He said one of the RCAs polarities are reversed inside the wiring harness I bought from online (this one). So I purchased a RCA Y-splitter and using only one RCA output from this product I was able to connect to both of my amp's RCA inputs which increased the bass even more! In case it helps, I have 2 of Kicker Solo Baric 44L7S122 subs in a Q-Bomb box, a Rockville DB16 amp, AudioControl LC7i LOC, OFC 4 gauge amp kit, and a 2 farad PlanetAudio cap, in my 2011 Ford Edge 4 door speaker (non-Sony) Sync Touch 3 edition