Pac Model Sni-35 Line Output Converter For Radio Speaker on 2040-parts.com
Trenton, New Jersey, US
USE THE SNI-35 WHEN ADDING AN AMPLIFIER TO A FACTORY RADIO TO CONVERT THE RADIO'S SPEAKER LEVEL OUTPUT TO THE LOWER AMPLIFIER (RCA) LEVEL INPUT. THE SNI-35 USES AUDIO TRANSFORMERS FOR NOISE ISOLATION, IS PHASE ADJUSTED, HAS 0.5DB LINEARITY FROM 20-20000HZ AND ROLLS OFF BELOW 20HZ FOR SUBSONIC REDUCTION. BOTH CHANNELS OF THE SNI-35 ARE ADJUSTABLE. THE SNI-35 IS USED FOR RADIOS WITH 2-40 WATTS (RMS) OF OUTPUT PER CHANNEL.
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