HELIX AAC.3 HP, išmanusis aktyvus analoginis keitiklis High/Low be transformatorių

The integration of car hifi components into existing OEM sound systems with an external amplifier becomes more and more challenging as today's lack of preamplifier outputs or incorporate intelligent speaker diagnosis features. That's where the new HELIX AAC.3 HP comes into play.

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The smartest high-low converter in its class
Forget about error messages or loss of features (e.g. the fader) – the integrated ADEP.3P circuit cleverly "bypasses" the speaker diagnosis in factory car radios. Distorted sounds and increased THD which may occur with conventional high-low converters are prevented as well. Additionally it doesn't load the car radio's amp unnecessarily and therefore reduces its current draw by up to 70 %.

Smart signal detection
Its “Double Activation Circuit” generates a +12 V remote signal for turning on connected aftermarket power amplifiers in two different manners. Either it detects the DC offset on the speaker outputs of the OE amplifier or it utilizes an integrated, switchable signal detection with variable sensitivity.
Furthermore the AAC.3 HP incorporates Audiotec Fischers proprietary "Power Save Mode", which turns off the remote output if no music signal is present for more than 2 minutes. That's really a great advantage as many cars with "CAN" or similar bus architectures keep the sound system invisibly "alive" for up to 15 min. even if you have already left the car meanwhile.

High Resolution-ready
The AAC.3 HP generates a high-quality preamplifier signal out of the speaker output signal of a factory amplifier and thus allows the easy connection of additional aftermarket power amplifiers. Its wide frequency response of 18 Hz up to 80,000 Hz warrants excellent sound quality and makes this high-low converter ready for High-Res audio reproduction.

For OEM sound systems without a factory assembled amplifier, we recommend using the AAC.3. This is specially developed for the direct connection to the speaker outputs of the factory radio.