Molex T-cable set to ISO for high-low adapter or active woofer | OPTION

OPTION | ISO connection with Molex signal tap | suitable for T-cable sets

Plug & Play application for plugging in so that original vehicle cables do not have to be damaged.

The ready-made Molex connection ensures that there is no phase polarity reversal between the right and left channels and that the power amplifier or active woofer is connected in the correct phase at all times.

If the polarity of the left and right loudspeaker cables is incorrect when the signal is tapped manually (e.g. polarity of the cables is difficult to recognise), this can result in an active woofer not producing any bass or the bass in loudspeakers cancelling itself out. This is why tapping the signal with this Molex connector is very important for the sound.

Please note: This Molex connection can also be used for all T-cable sets for vehicles without Quadlock or Powerquadlock. You will find a list for your vehicle further down in the text

Here you can find the matching video for the product:

OPTION | T-cable set | Quadlock | Molex signal tap

Plug & Play application for plugging in so that original vehicle cables do not have to be damaged.

The ready-made Molex connection ensures that there is no phase polarity reversal between the right and left channels and that the power amplifier or active woofer is connected in the correct phase at all times.

If the polarity of the left and right loudspeaker cables is incorrect when the signal is tapped manually (e.g. polarity of the cables is difficult to recognise), this can result in an active woofer not producing any bass or the bass in loudspeakers cancelling itself out. This is why tapping the signal with this Molex connector is very important for the sound.

Attention: Please ensure that the correct type of quadlock connector is used (power quadlock or normal quadlock)! The power quadlock has a thicker plus and minus cable

Here is the matching video for the product:

OPTION | T-cable set | Power-Quadlock | Molex signal tap

Plug & Play application for plugging in so that original vehicle cables do not have to be damaged.

The ready-made Molex connection ensures that there is no phase polarity reversal between the right and left channels and that the power amplifier or active woofer is connected in the correct phase at all times.

If the polarity of the left and right loudspeaker cables is incorrect when the signal is tapped manually (e.g. polarity of the cables is difficult to recognise), this can result in an active woofer not producing any bass or the bass in loudspeakers cancelling itself out. This is why tapping the signal with this Molex connector is very important for the sound.

Attention: Please ensure that the correct type of quadlock connector is used (power quadlock or normal quadlock)! The power quadlock has a thicker plus and minus cable

Here is the matching video for the product:

Examples for the application:

1. signal tap for amplifier (up to 4 channels) for loudspeakers

Front and/or rear loudspeaker signal can be separated with a Molex connector.
The signal is forwarded to the power amplifier using a 0.75qmm Molex extension and the amplified signal can be fed back using the 1.5qmm Molex extension.

2nd signal tap for an active woofer

The original front and rear speaker cables are not separated here, but only the parallel Molex connection is used for the front signal tap.
A Molex extension with 0.75qmm can be used to extend to the active woofer, provided it has a Molex high level IN.

3. signal tap for high-low adapter

(either both front channels or both rear channels) for the AAC.3 Molex with prepared plus and minus connection. A Molex extension is no longer required here, as the signal is routed via an RCA cable.

4. signal tap for amplifier (as example 1) with additional active woofer

Up to 4 speaker channels are split here so that an amplifier with a Molex signal input can be supplied with a signal and the amplified signal can be fed back to the speakers using a 1.5qmm Molex extension. In addition, an active woofer with Molex high level IN or an AAC.3 Molex with power connection can be connected.

Note: If the power amplifier or the active woofer does not have a Molex High Level In, the plug can also be cut off and the cables loosely connected accordingly.

In any case, pretty much all applications can be realised with this plug element.

Examples for the application:

1. signal tap for amplifier (up to 4 channels) for loudspeakers

Front and/or rear loudspeaker signal can be separated with a Molex connector.
The signal is forwarded to the power amplifier using a 0.75qmm Molex extension and the amplified signal can be fed back using the 1.5qmm Molex extension.

2nd signal tap for an active woofer

The original front and rear speaker cables are not separated here, but only the parallel Molex connection is used for the front signal tap.
A Molex extension with 0.75qmm can be used to extend to the active woofer, provided it has a Molex high level IN.

3. signal tap for high-low adapter

(either both front channels or both rear channels) for the AAC.3 Molex with prepared plus and minus connection. A Molex extension is no longer required here, as the signal is routed via an RCA cable.

4. signal tap for amplifier (as example 1) with additional active woofer

Up to 4 speaker channels are split here so that an amplifier with a Molex signal input can be supplied with a signal and the amplified signal can be fed back to the speakers using a 1.5qmm Molex extension. In addition, an active woofer with Molex high level IN or an AAC.3 Molex with power connection can be connected.

Note: If the power amplifier or active woofer does not have a Molex High Level In, the plug can also be disconnected and the cables loosely connected accordingly.

In any case, pretty much all applications can be realised with this plug element.

Examples for the application:

1. signal tap for amplifier (up to 4 channels) for loudspeakers

Front and/or rear loudspeaker signal can be separated with a Molex connector.
The signal is forwarded to the power amplifier using a 0.75qmm Molex extension and the amplified signal can be fed back using the 1.5qmm Molex extension.

2nd signal tap for an active woofer

The original front and rear speaker cables are not separated here, but only the parallel Molex connection is used for the front signal tap.
A Molex extension with 0.75qmm can be used to extend to the active woofer, provided it has a Molex high level IN.

3. signal tap for high-low adapter

(either both front channels or both rear channels) for the AAC.3 Molex with prepared plus and minus connection. A Molex extension is no longer required here, as the signal is routed via an RCA cable.

4. signal tap for amplifier (as example 1) with additional active woofer

Up to 4 speaker channels are split here so that an amplifier with a Molex signal input can be supplied with a signal and the amplified signal can be fed back to the speakers using a 1.5qmm Molex extension. In addition, an active woofer with Molex high level IN or an AAC.3 Molex with power connection can be connected.

Note: If the power amplifier or the active woofer does not have a Molex High Level In, the plug can also be cut off and the cables loosely connected accordingly.

In any case, pretty much all applications can be realised with this plug element.

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