Morning guys!
I've bought a new head unit and sub to install in my '94 ABY S2 Coupe.
-Pioneer DEH-4500BT
-Pioneer TS-WX120A 150W
Currently I have an old Alpine head unit (not at my cehicle to give you the model); which I believe is connected to a permanent live as I can power it up with the ignition off and key removed. This setup doesn't cause my battery any problems as my car can sit for two weeks and start no bother.
However, with the new Pioneer DEH-4500BT am I going to need a switched live to prevent battery drain? I've read that some newer type head units are demanding for the battery and especially with the sub connected? I'm concerned this will act as an extra permanent load?
Also, I'd like to place the sub under the passenger seat and would like to know everyones opinion on this and where to route the cables...? I believe it's positive from the head unit, RCAx2 from the headunit and negative (fused) from the battery?
I've bought a new head unit and sub to install in my '94 ABY S2 Coupe.
-Pioneer DEH-4500BT
-Pioneer TS-WX120A 150W
Currently I have an old Alpine head unit (not at my cehicle to give you the model); which I believe is connected to a permanent live as I can power it up with the ignition off and key removed. This setup doesn't cause my battery any problems as my car can sit for two weeks and start no bother.
However, with the new Pioneer DEH-4500BT am I going to need a switched live to prevent battery drain? I've read that some newer type head units are demanding for the battery and especially with the sub connected? I'm concerned this will act as an extra permanent load?
Also, I'd like to place the sub under the passenger seat and would like to know everyones opinion on this and where to route the cables...? I believe it's positive from the head unit, RCAx2 from the headunit and negative (fused) from the battery?
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