PAC (AAMP Global), said it is now shipping its new line of amplifier interfaces that let you improve the performance of your car audio system in a simplified fashion.
With its new AmpPRO interfaces, the industry gets a simplified solution to add aftermarket components in cars with data bus-controlled factory amplified audio systems. Consumers may also keep their factory radio.
The new AmpPRO installs with a wiring harness between the car’s head unit and amplifier. This eliminates the need for a separate summing device and an auto-correcting device when adding aftermarket components to the factory system, “making aftermarket amp installation a much faster and less complicated process–saving the installer a lot of time,” said AAMP.
A TOSLink optical adapter (APA-TOS1) is also available to provide a pure digital output for an aftermarket ampflier installation with AmpPRO.
The AmpPRO is vehicle-specific with three kits available now and more to come. The AmpPRO includes a harness and bass knob at a suggested retail price of $299.95 and a minimum advertised price of $249.95. .
Kits include:
AP4-CH21 for select 2007 – 2017 Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and RAM vehicles
AP4-CH41 for select 2013 – 2017 Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and RAM vehicles
AP4-FD21 for select 2013 – 2017 Ford vehicles with 8.4” radio and Sony system
For more information visit pac-audio.com
ADS and Metra are also readying “before the amplifier” integration devices for the market. Rockford, Kenwood, Elettromedia (Audison), and AudioControl have all announced car audio products that work with ADS’s solution. See story here.
