Howdy guys,
after reading this thread:
Regards to location of LOC
Obviously it is better to fit the LOC directly off of the lines that do the rear speakers and tap into them actually physically at the rear of the car, so the RCA leads don't have to travel as far, therefore less interference..
So I was thinking, it will then be a lot of work to pull apart dash just to install a remote wire if I no longer should be placing the LOC behind the HU... (or did i totally miss understand the above thread??)
Is there a different location I can attach the remote wire from my stock HU to an aftermarket amp.. or possibly tap into a different output under the dash..? or my rear cigerete lighter as I do not smoke..?
Any thoughts....
I'm eventually doing this in my VE. I was going to run new speaker cable from the head unit to the boot for a loc or straight into a high input amp. You will still need to run a remote wire back to the dash somewhere though. There is some amps on the market that have speaker level input and signal sensing turn on which means you don't need the remote wire. I think any accessories wire is fine.
The reason I am running new speaker wire means I can go back to the existing stock setup if need be.
connect the remote wire on the LOC to the remote on the Amps?? it all goes to the same place
ur RCA's did they come with a remote wire attacted? most do these days, ive never used them tho always ran seperate wiring incase i got interferance but u could try that and see how it goes? would save pulling up everything again i guess.
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Hey mate, I am yet to buy anything... have a look at this thread for me here
Maybe you will be able to answer a few of my questions.. and with an LOC it has a wire for the Left pos an neg and right pos and neg and a ground? or am i missing a wire...? (visualizing in my head, I am at work atm..)
How exectly do i hook it up if i wanna hook it up directly at the rear