About the Morel MPS-HL
Transform speaker-level inputs to RCA level
Transform speaker-level inputs to RCA level
Morel's MPS-HL 2-channel high-low level adapter allows you to convert amplified, speaker-level signals down to line-level RCA outputs. You'll be able to connect your car stereo's speaker outputs directly into aftermarket amps with preamp-level inputs only, like Morel amplifiers.
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The MPS-HL features simple screw-down Phoenix or Euroblock connectors where the speaker wires get securely fastened. Terminals are marked to keep polarity straight. Dimensions: 1-5/16"W x 1-5/8"H x 1-3/8"D (6" with connectors). Warranty: 1 year
What's in the box:
- MPS-HL Speaker-to-RCA adapter
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Features
Overview: The Morel MPS-HL is a speaker-to-RCA adapter for Morel MPS amplifiers. It allows you to connect the head unit's speaker level outputs to the amplifier's RCA preamp-level inputs. The MPS-HL works with amplifiers that only have RCA inputs, including the MPS 1.500, MPS 4.400, and MPS 5.950 amplifiers. A built-in 50-ohm load resistor steps down the speaker-level audio signal to preamp level to avoid overloading the amplifier's input stage. One MPS-HL is needed for each pair of speaker wires you connect from the head unit. Dimensions: Width 1.264", Height 1.576", Depth 1.357", Overall length 6".
Connections: The MPS-HL has a two-channel Euroblock (Phoenix) connector at one end (4 screw terminals). The screw terminals will accept up to 14-gauge speaker wire from the head unit. The adapter is marked for left and right + and - wires to get the correct polarity. The other end has stereo (white/left and red/right) RCA plugs for the amplifier connections.
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Excellent product. Makes a solid connection and transmits the sound well. For us old school people who still use wire this really helped connect to more modern equipment
Jerrold from East Providence, RI