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<blockquote data-quote="GBloes" data-source="post: 8749331" data-attributes="member: 682063"><p>No you didn’t, you made it clear you were talking about the turn on. I had a sub installed in my Impreza a couple years ago and they put the wired remote (volume) in a location that blinded you when driving at night (they also used front left door speaker for the input,... the one speaker delayed most. Sounded like it was in a trailer I was towing. That shop should have paid me for letting them practice on my car). Just something to keep in mind if it’s applicable.</p><p></p><p>I don’t know if using both left and right v. one or the other is better. Unless a song was mixed to be listened through headphones anything from a couple hundred hertz down won’t be channel specific because you can’t tell where it’s coming from. But the only upside I can see from just using one channel input is, of course, time spent on install but also because the left rear speaker will have delay applied where as the right speaker won’t, you don’t want any delay on the sub. Now,... whether or not that’d be noticeable is a completely different matter for which I don’t have an answer.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GBloes, post: 8749331, member: 682063"] No you didn’t, you made it clear you were talking about the turn on. I had a sub installed in my Impreza a couple years ago and they put the wired remote (volume) in a location that blinded you when driving at night (they also used front left door speaker for the input,... the one speaker delayed most. Sounded like it was in a trailer I was towing. That shop should have paid me for letting them practice on my car). Just something to keep in mind if it’s applicable. I don’t know if using both left and right v. one or the other is better. Unless a song was mixed to be listened through headphones anything from a couple hundred hertz down won’t be channel specific because you can’t tell where it’s coming from. But the only upside I can see from just using one channel input is, of course, time spent on install but also because the left rear speaker will have delay applied where as the right speaker won’t, you don’t want any delay on the sub. Now,... whether or not that’d be noticeable is a completely different matter for which I don’t have an answer. [/QUOTE]
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