The LC2i has signal sensing. When the radio is on it sends voltage to the Lc2i which turns it on. No need for a separate remote voltage wire. You can even power on the amp with the Lc2i.
You still need battery power, but you don’t need the blue wire from the head unit to power up the amp.
Iam gonna do same setup!
Thank you sir this is just what I needed. I just ordered my Audiocontrol LC2i and ACR-1 remote from Ebay todayCorrect. Here is a diagram for a mono sub connected to the Lc2i.
Basic diagram:
. Waiting for it to arrive so I can start installing my Kenwood amp and Alpine subs (hopefully they still work after sitting for 10 years in a temperature controlled basement) Yes. Only mod is just the wiring. Perfect fit. Rockford P3SD48 P3 Punch Shallow mount 8-Inch DVC 4-Ohm Subwoofer https://www.amazon.com/dp/B007AQ2WU8/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_wis2zb0HM67M8
Sweet thanks ! This is my first time touching the sound system stuff haha hope everything will go smoothly!
No problem. No no rattling so far. You won't get much more bass without the addition of an amp. The stock system doesn't put out enough watts.
Depends on the amp and watts. I ran a 4ga wire. Plan to have two amps at some point.Thank you sir this is just what I needed. I just ordered my Audiocontrol LC2i and ACR-1 remote from Ebay today
Another question. What gauge (size) electrical wire would be best to use to power up the LC2i? 10 or 12 or 14?
