I really did this product because of simplicity 👍

Dean, thank you so much for what you do. Making videos is a lot of extra effort. It’s appreciated. You’ve given me the confidence to do my own install (and do it right)!

Dean, very informative and as you mentioned very cool, but I am so glad you are here relatively closed to me, so I can bring my cars to you.

I need one of these it looks nice

Thank you for your explanation

Good product to bring the signal from an OEM radio. I used motocarr harness which was available couple of months before PAC copied, oops, had the idea of doing a bunch of t-harnesses. Super easy with speed-wire. Did a simple buid on my Hyundai Kona with a DSP AMP 5.1, so everything goes to ONE box that manages all speakers plus sub. Have fun all

awsome, thnaks!!!!!

Great explanation, haven't installed car stereo stuff since the old Pioneer dolphin deck came out hahaha I will just visit your shop and have you do this stuff for me 😁

Inputs to rca jacks to high input on amp. Low level inputs run back to harness into the output side and boom. You can run a lc5i or 7 between the inputs that go directly to amp which would be your high inputs. Make sure your amp is cable of sending high input to low level for a signal for example my 660.5 requires it. Took some time to understand it makes a full circle keep your speakers how they are no need to rewire.

Just used this same harness in my 2020 f150 for a 4 channel and mono block amp with a lc5i pro

Great Explanantion!

Nice video. An improvement may be to place a small amp or those waterproof mini amps just above the harness in the video so guys can easily see where the radio output wires go to the amp input and vice versa, the side where the amp output goes back to the t-harness wires.

good video thanks

Good morning guys. 👍🏾

Funny I doing research to fit my old amp in my Ford ranger in Australia.get one of those and get a 2 chan line output converter by cerwin vega for rca..

If you sum your signals for a full range signal on audio control line drivers does it matter which channel has the better bass signal?

My pac sub pro is missing data it only takes the super low. You mentioned that I need an amp pro instead, but wouldn’t that essentially take the same data if I’m just using a mono amp? Or would the amp pro have more range? I’m just pushing a mono amp

Please do the GX460 with the Panasonic amplifier.

Boo not one for my car yet

Mfs in India sell this for ₹5000 that’s like $60