AudioControl AC-LGD 20 Load Generating Device & Signal Stabilizer

I replaced the door speakers in my 2023 Chevy Bolt EUV, and quickly found out the stock amplifier was *no where near* powerful enough to drive them. I purchased an AudioControl D-6.1200 to remedy that issue, however, after literally a few seconds, all AUX sounds (door ajar dings, blinker sounds, fasten seatbelt nags from my passenger not fastening their seatbelt, etc) would vanish. As someone on a DIY car audio forum discovered, it has to be the AC-LGD 20 to restore the sounds in this vehicle (and I'd bet other GM vehicles using a similar audio system) -- the other options in AudioControl's LGD lineup did not work at all.Once installed, it did not interfere with the audio levels at all, so I did not have to change any settings in the D-6.1200's DSP. I only installed one of the two provided in the package (on the front speakers).

Subarus with StarLink Factory Audio have load sensors. The sensors need to detect a load or will not output audio. The AduioControl AC-LGD 20 provides the needed load and will stabilize the signal.Works like a charm paired with a JL-Audio FiX86

Picture this: your friend, a self-proclaimed audio virtuoso, dives headfirst into the daunting task of installing an amp into your 22 WRX speakers. The scent of soldering iron and the sound of triumphant cheers fill the air. But wait, there’s a twist in the tale! Enter the AudioControl AC-LGD 20 Load Generating Device & Signal Stabilizer, the unsung hero of this automotive opera.Remember that time you thought, “Gee, wouldn’t it be fun to watch my Starlink system go boom?” No? Well, neither did your friend. That’s why they wisely sought refuge in the arms of this life-saving gadget. With the elegance of a superhero swooping in to save the day, the AC-LGD 20 regulates voltage like a seasoned conductor leading an orchestra. Not only did it keep your Starlink from turning into a cosmic firework, but it also made sure your audio dreams didn’t fizzle out into a sea of distortion.Ah, yes, the magic words: “recommended by the autoharnesshouse.” They should be etched into the walls of every DIY car audio enthusiast’s workshop. It’s like getting a nod from the audio deities themselves. Armed with this gem of wisdom, your friend harnessed the power of technology, steering clear of disaster and ensuring that your precious Starlink connection survived to notify authorities in the event of your next car ride disaster.So, prospective amp installers, heed this advice: before you unleash your inner stereo scientist on your ride, consult a bona fide “stereo god” who’s done their homework. And don’t forget the AC-LGD 20! It’s your ticket to audio nirvana without the impending doom of astronomical collisions.In conclusion, if you fancy an amp installation that’s more symphony than chaos, and you want to preserve your Starlink as a testament to your sound judgment, give the AudioControl AC-LGD 20 a standing ovation. Your ears, your friend’s pride, and your Starlink salute you! 🎤🌟.

Didn't know I needed this, but any Jeep Gladiator using a stock head unit can't do without it if you upgrade the Knee Panel and Soundbar speakers. I have a 7" Stock screen with an LC7i and a Rockford Fosgate 4 channel amplifier. All stock front and rear speakers were replaced with aftermarket speakers (this caused the issue). Without this plug and play device, radio turned on but sound output was extremely low, even at maxed out volume. Plugged this in and full sound returned instantly. Flawless victory!

Needed this for stereo upgrade to 2019 Ram in order to put rear door speakers on an amp and still show load for line out converter.

I went back and forth on getting this and was very skeptical. Luckily after installing as directed my Starlink light went from Red to Green after driving for about 5 minutes.

Works perfect, running in to High Inputs for amps.