Top 20 Scosche Industries Scosche Slc4 Speaker High Level Converter Questions & Answers

What is the problem with it? Need more details please.

you can download the instruction manual for free at the following link.

http://www.scosche.com/car-audio/product/999

This device is used to connect the speakers out puts to an amplifier.
Usually a car stereo speakers are high volume out puts and it can damage the sound (distortion) at the time to connect an amplifier so the best way with less distortion is hooking up this device to low the volume and get a clean sound to be amplified

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the 2 left and right dont matter, it only matters when ur hooking up a 4 channel amp.
all u do is connect one of the channels to it but it would be best o buy a stereo ull have alot of engine nose and vibration on ur speakers and a thump every time u turn on ur car but itll sound ok for now ti

yes , if you do not make your connections right you could probably damage the high to low, verify that all the wires you tapped into where speaker wires

Hello herg1076,
Here's a link to www.modifiedlife.com which will have a page showing the color codes for your vehicle wiring. The 2008 Chrysler 300 rear speakers are shown as follows: Left positive is Dark Green/Tan, Left negative is Dark Green/Gray, Right positive is Dark Green/Brown, and Right negative is Yellow/Green. Other models and other years will be different, so be sure that you browse to the correct color codes for your specific vehicle.
Hope this helps.

I ran into a similar problem installing a sustem in a Mazda RX8. He had BOSE speakers which operate at a different range. We had to purchase the Rockford 3sixty.

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are you using and after market harness to go from your bronco to the harness to the new radio. if so make sure all the colors are matched up (e.i. purple to purple, purple/black to purple/black). did the speakers work before the aftermarket unit. Also check the wiring at the oem speakers

For Scosche FA1-3A (adds RCA outputs to factory radio w/no RCA outputs)

Believe me that is only the start of your problems, the unit is one of the most disappointing things I have ever bought, it doesn't work using a memory stick either using the buttons or the app it needs a complete rewrite of both firmware and software and Scosche tell me they are not rewriting either so tough luck!! Check other forums for other opinions but whatever you do don't buy it.

Most likely the amplifier you have hooked up to that fuse position is defective and causing the fuse to blow. Or you have a short in the powerline somewhere. Disconnect the power wire from the amplifier, tape up the end so it won't short out to anything. Replace the fuse, if it doesn't blow then you will need to get the amp checked, if it does blow, then you have a short somewhere along your power wire.

Are you able to tell me the year and modle the amp came out of. Cannot seem to find this part number with Ford so this would help........

I need the color code for a Ford audio system j v a l l o v l 18 c8070 ABC real number 0 27747 I'm getting aggravated because you're not giving me no color code list

Have you tried resetting the stereo?Disconnect the negative of your battery, wait at least 30 seconds then re-connect it. That will reset your radio back to factory settings.

Okay you will not find a wire to splice into. Assuming that you have an aftermarket Head unit, your gonna need to hook those rca cables in the back of the head unit (the red and white female inlets) and run those to the amplifier, afterwhich can you run at least 6 to 4 guage wire (available at walmart) from the amp to the subwoofer. Now make sure you buy a power compacitor to handle the extra juice needed to run that amp, which is alot cheeper than buying an extra battery and running that off your alternator (not a good idea by the way).

I had the same issues with the Scosche GM09SR module in a 2004 Chev Avalanche. There are problems with the modulke, not your vehicle, replace it with a different type. The first issue with mine was that it would not tiurn the radio on & it made a cahtter sound while the key was on. After rebooting it, the second problem showed up months later. Module started chattering again. I did not want to take a chance on damaging my truck's electrical system or the head unit & replaced it. Best Buy installer says they have had nothing but problems with this specific module & do not even carry Scosche any more. Best Buy or Scosche won't do anything about the design flaw in the module. Replace it with another good quality module & forget about it. I purchased a PAC, no issues as of yet.

did you cut them and splice into them. Because instead splice them all together and it should all work. or if you have a multichannel amp just hook ur factories into the amp as well.

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check out wiring diagrams, those might help you. good luck