Add an Amp Amplifier Adapter Interface to Factory OEM Car Stereo Radio System for Select Infinit Nissan and Subaru Vehicles- Add Subwoofer Bass Amp - Important: See Compatible Vehicles Listed Below

Plug and play was great, quality build well worth the price 👍🏽

Worked on my 2019 frontier s kingcab zero issues very straight forward flawless this harness made my install so much easier and saved me hundreds over going to a shop wish i would jave done it sooner

I used this on my 2014 Nissan Murano to add a subwoofer and it was so easy to use, no problems whatsoever with this unit, I’m very pleased

Worked for subwoofer installation in 2019 Nissan Rogue. Had to run a separate remote power wire from fuse panel to get sub to power on.

Harness was completely plug and play. The remote wire was long enough to reach the back of the car and have plenty left over. Definitely recommend

Its literally is plug and play. A super easy way to connect your amp to your existing radio. I used it on a 2017 Nissan NV200 with stock radio. There wasn't enough sound due to the vehicle came with only front right and left speakers. I installed, over the top home speakers Acoustech HT-8W in the back. I plugged this baby in, RCA to the amp, adjusted the gain on the RCA output and had it up and running in less than a hour. Definitely a time saver while taking the guesswork out on how to splice/configure RCA putouts to your amp.One last note, it does tap into the front right and left. Not the rear. So adjust the gain before close up your dashboard.

Update - unit worked perfectly with my 2013 Nissan Leaf SV non-Bose navigation system for adding a subwoofer! I was not realizing which of the 6 ports on the receiver it was to connect to.Before purchase, I asked if this was compatible with my 2013 Nissan Leaf SV with Navigation (no Bose). I was told it was, but upon receipt, it was not compatible - it will only work for Non-bose, non-navigation Nissan Leafs.That sort of makes this product obsolete, as if you're going to modify the base radio at all - you're just going to replace it with a better head unit with Car Play or something. That would make this harness unnecessary.So, if you want to add a Sub to your base Nissan Leaf radio, have at it, but I advise just upgrading the head unit over adding a sub to the base stereo.

this is well worth the few extra bucks you spend. The time this saves you is worth at least 50 bucks alone not to mention you do not have to cut the factory wires. If you are debating on using this over any other product or method then I hope this helps you decide. I ordered a kicker crossover and was going to just cut into the back speaker wires and run my remote off the car lighter power but i saw this product while waiting for the kicker to get here and i decided to order this and wait a week extra and so freaking glad i did.