KICKER 46KISL K-Series Interconnect, Speaker Wire to RCA Adapter

Worked as advertised making factory speaker to RCA input to amp a breeze. For those amps that have hi / low inputs. Connectivity using 2 channel speaker input is easy with this and most effective in good input signal. Eliminates need for LOC and signal wire for those amps that support this interface.

Used to wire factory subwoofer speaker wires to new Kicker Key 500.1 amp. Worked like a charm!

I bought this because I just got a Kicker Hideaway HS10 and when hooking that up with speaker signals, I got no low end bass. I only got mids which was frustrating. Settings were on Hi and DC, but I could not get any low end bass. After purchasing the KISL K-Series Interconnect, I wired it up and boom, I got bass. Install is extremely simple. Wire up the 2 speaker wires from the HS10 to the KISL and plug it into an RCA out. Settings of 12v, Lo input and adjust your gains/frequency. Mine is around 80hz. I highly recommend this for easy and clean install.

Amazing quality. I’ve tried other “OFC” speaker to RCA adapters but they did not sound as clear as these Kicker KISL RCAs. They don’t look that pretty but they do a damn good job.

I used this from my pioneer head unit to my Kicker Pt250 and it worked fine. The Pt250 uses a harness that only inputs speaker wire and not RCA, so I used the KISL to connect from the RCA out of my head unit to the speaker wire. Be sure that your positive (Blue) of your KISL goes to the positive or what your connecting it to and negative (Grey) goes to negative. DON'T CROSS CHANNELS. Thanks Kicker

This is exactly what I needed to make the best connection between a new head-unit and the Kicker Hideaway powered subwoofer. I used Posi-lock connectors to connect the four Hi Input wires from the Kicker Hideaway to the four Hi Input wires on the Kicker KISL cable. Fortunately, Kicker provides two inline RCA connectors allowing me to extend the KISL by connecting it to a 3 meter long RCA cable which is more than long enough to connect the head-unit to the Kicker Hideaway located in the back of the car. Once this was complete, it was a simple matter of plugging the RCA connectors into the SW output on my head-unit and the black block connector into the Hideaway powered subwoofer. If you are using this cable to connect to a Kicker Hideaway powered subwoofer, make sure to use the following wire combos for proper operation. Positive Wire Connections (+): ZISL Blue wire --> Hideaway White wire = Left + ZISL Blue wire --> Hideaway Grey wire = Right + Negative Wire Connections (-): ZISL Grey wire --> Hideaway White/Black wire = Left - ZISL Grey wire --> Hideaway Grey/Black wire = Right - Note: While I really would have preferred that Kicker provide the KISL cable with the Hideaway powered subwoofer packaging, at least they provide an easy to read owners manual that shows using the KISL cable as an optional method of connecting the subwoofer to your stereo system. I highly recommend both the KISL cable and the Kicker Hideaway powered subwoofer as an easy way to improve listening to low frequencies in your favorite music.

Cables were the perfect fix

I bought a Kicker 10 in. sub w/amp. The input is set up for speaker level only. I used this kit so that I could use the sub out from my deck through the RCA cables. The sound is much more clean and balanced now.

No cons, great product

funciona perfectamente, no tiene manual de instalacion podría ser un poco confuso, pero honestamente no se requiere. La calidad inigualable, viene con los conectores extra por si requieres que fuera hembra el conecto en vez de macho.

Todo muy bien, trae los adaptadores para conectarlo a otros cable rca que previamente estaba utilizando, entonces mejor aún. Un buen detalle el incluir esos adaptadores.

unfortunately for me it didnt work for my application but these are made of good quality

used it to output my speaker out from my amp to rca input speakers. works like charm. would of appreciated a guide telling me which lead was ground and which was sound. trial and error. hint: blue is red, gray is black.