Recoil LOCD Active 2-Channel Line Output Converter Driver 2-in-1, 10V Line Output Signal with Auto Sense Remote Turn-on

Hooked up a sub to my chai knees android head unit and after testing realized the RCA signal from the head unit was SUPER low. Figured I'd give this a try instead of the other options at triple + the cost. Before this my gain was at one o'clock (only for a few days while waiting on delivery of this). With the gain of this at halfway, the gain of my amp is now at 10 o'clock. It sounds better for sure. Others have complained of the power connectors. I tightened mine pretty good, then gave them the obligatory "those aren't going anywhere."

What my blue tooth receiver needed to boost its output signal for the head unit to drive the amplifiers to full sound and high signal to at ratio and did not introduce any noise of its own , well made compact and functional at an affordable price, if I had to complain about something it's the terminal blocks , they are small and close together , it was difficult to install the fine bare wires without running them and connections are so close together without needing to be , if you are careful about the wires being in farr enough to prevent any bare wire from touching each other also the manufacturer could re arrange the wires to keep positive and negative away from each other , except for this minor issue the unit is great and serves its multi purpose design very well no need to spend more.

works 100% i installed this infront of my Rockford fosgate DSR-1 DSP which can take from 0.5-4 volt input, but my Bluetooth device was unspecified with its output so i messured the Linedriver output to 3.8 volt and it works 1000% no dist, no miss-audio or broken sound, very good quality it seems for the price and im super satisfied.

Sound did get louder than a cheaper one I had previously, but did come with a lot of interference noise which is not tolerable and I did not have issues with before with the other one. Also the remote turn on had a long delay and sometimes not at all until volume turned up pretty loud then when it did come on I had to lower really quick. Not satisfied with this product and will be going back to the cheaper unit I have without the interference.

I've had mine in my car for about 2 months now and it worked great. However today it crapped out. The documentation say to not install close to the source of bass and I did exactly that. Wasn't mounted on the box, but within 3 feet. I have 5k watts going to 2 12's so i figured nowhere was safe for it in my car so why bother. Like I said though, this device was excellent all while being abused. Strong clean signal amplification and for cheap. Shouldn't have to spend 60+ bucks on a line driver. If you have weak low level inputs this is the way to go. That said, if you can work with weak low level signal without adding a device then you should do that. This would work great for anyone under 2k Watts RMS. If you're over 2k, it's only a matter of time untill the bass kills it.

It works well as a line driver, no noise, or turn on pop. I'm using it on a recoil 2400/4. Their amps do crazy RMS watts, but only with a decent RCA voltage going in. My New pioneer head unit is probably 1 volt out on the RCAs. Turned the amp gain half way down from it being maxed out before, with 3 times the output to the sub, with the line driver gain set at only half way. The Tiffany style RCA ins and outs are nice.

Work good enough. There are noticeable differences in audio quality between the two I received. One of them has a constant static noise when volume is turned down even with stereo turned off. Wire terminals are a bit close, so be sure to use the crimp style terminals on your wire ends.

Ha funcionado bien, lo conecte de un Yamaha R-S202 a un Subwoofer Jammo, reduce bastante reverberación

All the other cheaper LOC didn't work properly this one does

Lo único que sirve correctamente es el indicador de distorsión. Me dí distorsión con un osciloscopio con un tono de 1k Hz en un autoestéreo y al volúmen 27 distorsionaba. El led de QLOC se encendió en ese mismo volúmen. Traté de amplificador la señal de un RCA proveniente de un reproductor de MP3 el cual tiene una salida de 0.2 volts y logré amplificarla hasta 3.2 volts. Así que en este punto es regular. Respecto a la detención automática es una broma, conecté la alimentación, sin conectar cables de bocinas, la línea remote out ya tiene 12 volts y sólo se apaga hasta que lo desconectes. El remote in actúa como tierra, coloqué la punta negativa del multímetro, en remote in, la punta positiva en remote out y me dió 12 volts. Estoy molesto porque ayer venció el plazo para devolverlo, pero al verlo pensé que todo vendría en órden, me confié y al final no me sirvió para lo que lo compré. Lo acabo de desarmar, la parte de atrás de las soldaduras es un cochinero. Le eché un poco de alcohol isopropilico y aún así no se quitaba las manchas que traía, le echaron cantidades industriales de pasta. No vuelvo a comprar algo de esa marca, tendré que esperar a ver que uso le doy. No cometas mi error de no probar a tiempo. mientras puedes devolverlo. Le doy 2.5 de 5 estrellas

Solved an issue with using high input subwoofers were the speakers were cutting out. This transferred the signal to an rca output and solved the cutting out of my speakers. Highly recommended especially compared to using a standard high input signals

Replaced a failed loc from another brand with the Recoil loc. The signal sense works as it should. The clip indicator is a nice feature. No audible static noise or turn on thump. The output voltage is excellent at 7v, had to turn my amps gains way down to match, the old loc barely got over 1 volt. The remote on signal is daisy chained to two amplifiers and the rca signal is passed through the first amp and into the second from the first amplifiers pass through feature, the Recoil loc is handling the two amps without any issues. The price is awesome for what this Recoil loc can do.. 10 out of 10, would buy again.

I was really hoping the Recoil QLOC+D would be a reliable solution, but in practice it falls short. When connected to a speaker-level input, it powers on when the key is flipped—but it doesn’t turn off as expected. On the rare occasions it does shut off after 5 or so minutes, it won’t power back on unless you cycle the key on and off multiple times. Even then, once you’re finished using it, it can take several minutes to finally turn off, which risks unnecessary battery drain. Overall, it doesn’t work as intended and is frustratingly inconsistent. I wouldn’t recommend it if you need a dependable, plug-and-play solution.