PAC SNI-35 Variable LOC Line Out Converter 1.2x6.25x5.9

Used this for my yukon with the factory bose system worked great just tapped it into the speaker wires from one of the harnesses that go to the bose amp and hooked my rc cables up and now my amp and subs work takes a little more work with the factory bose audio but it can be done and is worth it if ur keeping vehicle any questions about it just ask and I'll help you because it can be confusing if it's your first time doing anything like that

The PAC SNI-35 LOC delivers excellent performance! Easy to install with clear instructions, it provides clean signal conversion without noise. The adjustable settings ensure perfect integration with aftermarket amps. Compact and durable, it’s a reliable solution for upgrading factory audio. Great value for the price—highly recommended for seamless OEM-to-aftermarket stereo upgrades!

Good product worked on my 2015 f250. Hooked up to existing factory amp and worked great with new sound system.

I’ve installed this in my 2019 jeep to hook up a new subwoofer in the trunk. It was easy enough attach and to tune. It’s a good starter nd I will definitely upgrade it in the future when I need a little more power.

The PAC SNI-35 Variable LOC Line Out Converter is a fantastic addition to any car audio system! It delivers clean, distortion-free signal conversion, ensuring high-quality sound output. The compact design (1.2x6.25x5.9 inches) makes installation easy, and the adjustable settings provide perfect tuning flexibility. With reliable performance and durable build, it’s a top choice for seamless integration with aftermarket amplifiers. Highly recommended for audiophiles seeking premium audio conversion! 5/5 stars!

Simple hook up and adjustment. Thumbs up

While it does function. It doesn't function that well. It's size is perfect and it feels solid. The output on high end audio is lackluster as it produced extreme static.

Setup is simple with a GMRS Midland radio and factory stereo with AUX input. Issue was that every time I powered up the radio my factory system audio would drop with distortion then slowly come back after a minute and I could use both fine through the factory setup. When turning the radio off, the same drop and distortion would happen again. That is when it occurred to me that the Midland line-out is not headphone or line level, it is technically speaker out and labeled as such. I just did not notice.So I bought this SNI-35 and hooked it up. It did take care of the weird drop and distortion issues. Great! But when hooked up there is a MASSIVE drop in audio volume on the other aux input - again, I have the radio AND an aux input to my factory system - they aux port is factory and usually my phone is going to it. As soon as I unplug the RCA connections on the SNI, audio come way back up. Both adjustment pots are at max clockwise. Does not matter if the GMRS radio is on or not, it simply kills the other input levels.So be warned if you have a setup like mine, it will not work if you are going to an aux input with more than one source. Sadly. But I can not blame the product itself, so five stars since it technically does as it should. I will have to go with another solution.