1990-1997 Mazda Miata Complete 10" Subwoofer Package | Belva

Does the job

Works as intended. Very responsive.

It works

Not sure what else to say other than it works. I wanted to ad a subwoofer to my factory system and this did the trick.

Everything NVX is quality.

I'm a big fan of NVX products now. I owned this so I didn't have to change the stock hi in my scion tc. I eventually uprgades but this allowed me to have a subwoofer while my headunit had no RCAs. Clean and worked well.

great for the price

I bought this item about a month ago and i really like the product. I have had no distortion from my subs. Getting the grounds right and setting up the wires was a small task, but well worth it. I never even adjusted the output frequency on the channels and they sound great.

Stop looking around - this one is perfect!

I used this converter to add an amplifier to a factory M-Benz audio system. It's running of oem subwoofer speaker wires and feeding a Rockford Fosgate amp with two 8" subs. The system sounds great and this converter has been working flawlessly.

I shopped around before buying - this one has my vote because of its compact size, high input power, amplifier turn on trigger, and adjustable gain output - all nice features to have for a clean install and ability to tune your system.

The only negative I can think of is the very bright red LED power on indicator, which can be a positive if you get creative with placing this item.

Good product

I wanted to add a sub in my car without changing the factory radio this product was the solution,very easy to intall.

unknown

havent got product installed yet... need a lil more time for quality review

nvx

its a great product works awsome loudest bass ive ever had

Only LOC I will use

Best value and easy to use. The gain adjustment and amp remote are features you need.

Simple, cheap, effective

I bought a new 2013 Sonata SE in October and was not happy at all with the factory system, mainly because at 70mph on the freeway I couldn't hear the stereo very good even at max volume. Wanted to keep the stock look and features, so I opted to add a 4 channel amp.

I chose the NVX 2 channel line out converter after a Sonic rep recommended it for my situation. I used it to tap into the front speaker wiring behind the head unit, then connected the NVX LOC2 to a HiFonics 4 band EQ that I mounted in my center console storage under the armrest. I ran 4 channels out from that to an MTX Thunder amp that I've had for almost 10 years now and installed new Alpine components in the front doors and Infinity coaxials in the rear doors.

System sounds incredible and I'm glad because I had never used a line out converter before and was concerned about the sound quality potentially suffering. Can't say for sure that a new head unit wouldn't sound even better, but I can say that I am completely satisfied with the sound I'm getting with everything running through the NVX XPLOC2. It also gives you a remote line out to make adding an EQ or amp a breeze. Would definitely recommend.