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4 star
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3 star
14%
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Durability
4.6
Value
4.5
Features
4.3
Design
4.6
Usability
4.7

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alternator whine

product worked in my BMW 530 but produced a bad alternator whine. swapping it for something else. this does not process the sound it simply carry's your OEM signal thru to the amps

By inktoxicated on October 13, 2010

26 found this helpful


Great for OEM radio

This does the job. I currently have a 05 Magnum RT w/ Nav. I didn't want to get a Double Din radio b/c I didn't want to shove out $1k for one w/ all of the options. I used it to run my 3.5" dash, 6.5 doors, 6x9 rears, and 2 amps (sub/speaker). Works great, haven't had a single issue. For you people out there looking to keep that stock appearance this is the way to go. Don't pay JL and Rockfords prices... The re-Q 5 maybe a little bit better b/c it has iPOD integration but overall great product. A++

By A.W. on September 29, 2010

22 found this helpful


This isn't your basic Line output converter...does so much more!

I purchased and installed this product in late February, early April. It has performed well beyond my expectations. I am currently running an Audioque 2200d @ 1ohm too 4 15" Kicker cvr's in a ~12 cubic ft. box tuned at 36hz in my tahoe with of course the stock radio. Search youtube for my videos of my system doin work with the MTX re-q. If you want to add aftermarket amps but don't want to loose the factory look then get this product, you won't be disappointed!

By Memphis on April 29, 2010

21 found this helpful


Way to go with Factory Unit

I own a 99' BMW 5 Series. No way I wanted to lose steering wheel controls or mess with the dash. Tried to use a regular PAC converter and thought I would never get the sound I was looking for! Boy was I wrong! Installed the re-Q with a 600 watts D-Class Sony Amp and a 12" Memphis sub and I am very happy. The low end missing from the OEM head unit was back and the ability of this unit to give the right amount of bass at lower volumes is amazing. Highly recommend this unit. Considered the 4-channel unit but getting all 4 signals from my head prove to difficult. Don't quite understand the before and after amp switch on this unit but I set mine for before amp.

By Anthony on September 25, 2009

20 found this helpful


Wow

This is a great product it helped alot in the quality of sound. I used to use the high power inputs in my amp but this made a huge differences

By victor on November 9, 2007

20 found this helpful


Great looks, great price, awsome product

Just installed this in my outback running a sundown sax1200 and a tc sounds lms-r and am more than satisfied. If you dont know already you cant swap out the radio in the 05 outback with the auto climate control unless you want to buy a 350 dollar bezzel + a new stereo which is just wrong. This product saved me a large chunk of money and i get to keep all my factory stuff which is a plus. It simple and easy to use. If your looking to add bass on a budget this is the way to go.

By David on September 15, 2010

19 found this helpful


Bang for the Buck

Low level inputs to an amp are the way to go for a much cleaner sound and much less necessary gain, and the re-Q is certainly the way to go if this is your desire. Yes, you can get away with cheaper passive units, but the sound quality simply will not be there, even for a subwoofer application. Another benefit to this unit is that is allows you a full range of crossover/gain/bass boost tuning, as well as a remote turn on lead for your amp. Even if you will not be using the re-Q to its full potential for your current system (like me), it's worth getting for future projects as its build quality suggests it's in it for the long haul. Good instructions and packaging top it off...can't recommend enough.

By BumpinBenz on June 4, 2009

19 found this helpful


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