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<blockquote data-quote="Merton69" data-source="post: 8853920" data-attributes="member: 689555">New here, so hello to All.At the young age of 53 I have just bought myself my first car (bl*ody divorce!!).I have recently bought an InPhase Active Subwoofer that will hook up to my Civic &#039;09&#039;s factory Head Unit. Got to keep things cheap as court fees are ££££&#039;s.Anyway, I have been told that I need an IOC and saw an excellent one on Amazon (SCOSCHE LOC2SL Line-Out Converter with Bass Control) that includes a wire that will connect to the SW&#039;s power input that will switch it off and on the the car is switched off and on so it doesn&#039;t drain the battery.Does this mean I don&#039;t have to run a power cable from the battery as the instructions suggest please? Note: The instructions are on the understanding it is an aftermarket car stereo and not a factory head unit.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Merton69, post: 8853920, member: 689555"] [COLOR=rgb(41, 105, 176)]New here, so hello to All. At the young age of 53 I have just bought myself my first car (bl*ody divorce!!). I have recently bought an InPhase Active Subwoofer that will hook up to my Civic '09's factory Head Unit. Got to keep things cheap as court fees are ££££'s. Anyway, I have been told that I need an IOC and saw an excellent one on Amazon (SCOSCHE LOC2SL Line-Out Converter with Bass Control) that includes a wire that will connect to the SW's power input that will switch it off and on the the car is switched off and on so it doesn't drain the battery. Does this mean I don't have to run a power cable from the battery as the instructions suggest please? Note: The instructions are on the understanding it is an aftermarket car stereo and not a factory head unit.[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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