【Addon AC-EX130｜A 1.3m Extension Cable That Expands Installation Flexibility for Audio Equipment】

When building a car audio system, one of the most surprising pain points is the distance between components and the cable length. Even if you already know where you want to mount devices such as an amplifier or DSP, standard cables may be too short, forcing you to change the layout. Addon AC-EX130 is a 1.3m extension cable designed to make up for that connection distance in such situations.

An Extension Cable That Makes It Easier to Plan a Practical Component Layout

With an extra 1.3m of length, you can consider mounting locations by taking your available in-car space and maintenance access into account—rather than trying to cram connected devices into a limited area. It also gives you an option to adjust wiring distance when integrating audio units into spaces that vary by vehicle, such as under the seats or around the luggage area.

This cable itself does not directly change audio quality. However, with car audio, the final sound and day-to-day usability depend not only on the performance of the components, but also on the installation position, how the wiring is routed, and how everything works together with your existing system. Ensuring you have the right length and planning a sensible wiring layout is important not only for setup, but also when you want to add components later or when performing inspections and adjustments.

It’s Not a “Longer Is Always Better” Kind of Part

Extension cables are convenient, but they’re not required for every vehicle or system. The basic approach is to confirm compatibility with the connected equipment, the extension length you actually need, the wiring route, and any potential impact on nearby devices—then use only the necessary length at the necessary location. If it were me, I would decide the component placement and wiring path first, and then determine whether the AC-EX130 is truly necessary.

At LOGON, we don’t just look at the product in isolation. We also confirm things like your vehicle model, your current audio setup, and the amplifier, DSP, speakers, or other components you plan to add in the future. Since these cables are hard to see, we’d like to have them installed with careful consideration of not only routing and securing methods, but also how easy they will be to maintain.

If you want to place your equipment where you prefer, aren’t sure whether your current cable length will be enough, or want to plan for future system upgrades, please consult us along with your current configuration. We’ll think together about a practical setup that fits your vehicle—including whether the AC-EX130 is needed.