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Msquared · 03-26-2025, 07:03 AM

Unfortunately, I don't know anything about that LC7 LOC. The factory Radio Module has four channels of speaker outputs: two front (that get split between the dash and door speakers) and two rear. They are probably only a few watts each. It seems to me if you wired the two front channel speaker wires or all four front and rear speaker wires to the inputs of the LC7, then it should have what you need. It is supposed to accept up to 400w of input power, so there's no way the stock signals damaged it. My best, uneducated guess is that something is not set up correctly with either the amp or LC7 turn-on signal. I'm not sure how that stuff works, but that would be the place to start troubleshooting. Maybe Audio Control has a tech line that could help you?

03-26-2025, 07:03 AM	#5
Msquared Drives: Chevrolet SS 1LE Join Date: Oct 2019 Location: St. Charles, MO Posts: 1,722	Unfortunately, I don't know anything about that LC7 LOC. The factory Radio Module has four channels of speaker outputs: two front (that get split between the dash and door speakers) and two rear. They are probably only a few watts each. It seems to me if you wired the two front channel speaker wires or all four front and rear speaker wires to the inputs of the LC7, then it should have what you need. It is supposed to accept up to 400w of input power, so there's no way the stock signals damaged it. My best, uneducated guess is that something is not set up correctly with either the amp or LC7 turn-on signal. I'm not sure how that stuff works, but that would be the place to start troubleshooting. Maybe Audio Control has a tech line that could help you? __________________ Matt Miller 2020 SS 1LE