I'm about to install a small low-powered sub in my truck and had a couple questions. Already searched and couldn't find exactly what I'm looking for. Creating this thread in case anyone comes across something like this in the future.
The sub I have is a Pioneer TS-WX400DA. I got it because it fits perfectly under the seat and still leaves space for your feet and the OEM all-weather floor mat.
I ended up getting an LC2i line out converter so I could control the bass roll off.
Now, my question is, where should I draw power for the sub? The manual says, "Connect the lead to a power supply terminal from the fuse box which can provide a constant current level of more than 10A." I don't really see anything in the fuse box that I can tap into that's more than 10A. I found something that's 10Am (KDSS - I don't have KDSS installed) but nothing more. The power cable has a inline fuse of 10A so I figured maybe I can tap directly to the radio?
I bought a harness on Amazon (originally bought the "add a sub" from Tacotunes but their customer service is horrible and non-existent so figured I'd try something else) and this harness has a 12v lead. Can I just tap into that for the sub or am I asking for trouble? Also, is it possible to use that 12v lead from the harness to power both the sub (10A) and the LC2i (1A)?