Thank you, sir!

Yes sir that’s correct. When I did my challenger I the left negative and the right positive and it still powered up so you may try that without doing the loop

@@DerickWiley thank u. I’m a girl 😂😂😂

@@DerickWiley oh ok sweet! Thanks, I’m using a NWV converter but it’s pretty much the same as the LC2i.

Thissss tho!! This helped me lol

You’re welcome!

I used speaker wire. All the wire I ran from the LC2i to the amp was speaker wire

Do you have a bass knob?

That is correct!

Thank you Sir!

I'd recommend taping more than one if you plan on running a multichannel amp or 2 separate amps.

@@garnettlesterjr1494 what if I'm just running one amp

That board behind the seat feels like a piece of fiber board. It’s not right up against the pickup cab. The screws I used were not long. Just long enough to mount everything.

@@DerickWiley Great. Thanks. I have a 2019 Ram 1500 classic and I hesitate to screw into the cab. Thanks again.

Correct. The only thing that went to the front was the power wire from the amp to the battery. Everything else was right there at then amp

I have ask few people for info and found your video and it is the clearest I have found for info and thank you for responding so fast

I get a popping sound on my ram 2018 with alpine system i jnstalled a lc2 what do you i need to set my settings on amp and lc2

if it still matters, you can buy a harness to disable anc, or just disable the passenger microphone

RCA goes from the LC2i to the amp. The amp power the subs. The LC2i gets the audio signal to the amp

Let me know if it works!

No, you turn everything down and then slowing turn everything up. At least that’s how I do it.

I’ve never heard of The Matrix Plus. If you’re just going to be connecting one amp to push some subs the LC2i should be plenty

Correct

@@DerickWiley my Ram came with the alpine system that’s why, unfortunately I do not have your skills to do it my self what is a good price range for the install so that I won’t over pay at the shop?

I’m not sure

yes- bass is mono so its all good

I’m sure you already resolved this issue yourself if you replicated this project. But for people doing research and having this same question. I just completed this project myself. I mounted the amp and lc2i in the same location. In order to fill the area behind the carpeting I layered two strips of 3/4” plywood in between two 18x16” sheets of the plywood to get the correct thickness. I glued the initial sheet to the Metal rear “wall” of the truck with all purpose gorilla glue. The glue seems to be holding very strong. And I ran some of the wires through the middle of the two sheets as I used the strips in between that gave me a large channel in witch to run wires. I believe I cut the sheets of plywood to 18”x 16”. Hopefully that helps.

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No. I didn’t mess with anything underneath the seat. I just tapped into the rear door speaker and ran everything through the LC2i.

No sir, the LC2i is just to get a signal to the amp from the factory speaker(s) while using the factory stereo.

So where are you getting the power from to the LC 2i

You turn the key on the ignition which turns on the head unit which sends the power through the door speakers to the lci2 is basically an easy way to explain it so the door speaker works as a remote wire because the lci2 has a switch on it to work that way

I use the remote in

@@DerickWiley thanks brother. Just trying to figure out a battery drain as the amp stays on.

@@zookinthe6ix461 You can also run the remote up to your main fuse panel, and use a fuse tap to jump onto something (Anything) that is only one when the truck is on. Then it will turn the amp off when you turn the truck off. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01LFXA5YQ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Thank you everyone managed to figure this out with your help

I have a question so I had to use two remotes In-N-Out

That’s what I wanna know can’t find a straight answer

bass is mono, so sharing it across two channels doesnt afftect anything- you can do a single left input and it will be just fine

I did with the amp cranked up but not so much with it turned down

@@DerickWiley ok. I was curious since I heard about that. thanks brother keep up the videos.

I don’t know

@@DerickWiley ok thanks

I didn’t have any issues. I just used it to a signal to my amp

Do they cut out or the sub volume lowers. If the sub volume just decreases then find the ANC active noise cancelling and cut it. If the just cut out and stop playing then it’s a tuning issue at your sub amp.

I ran power and ground from my amp. Just add an extra wire each from your amps power and ground terminals and run them to the power and ground inputs for your lc2i. You should also have an inline 1 amp fuse when you do this.

@@Bizznatch57 do you have a 5th gen ram?

@@johnnypiper1717 no I have an altima. Why?

@Bizznatch57 ok I thought you might have had a 5th and could answer a question I had. Thanks anyway

@@johnnypiper1717I have a 5th what’s up

You can get speaker wire at a local audio shop, Walmart, or order it from Amazon or Ebay.

Not with the amp output turned down. When you crank up there is

@@DerickWiley hmm alright I’ll turn it down and see what happens

I didn’t have to disconnect anything

I didn’t disconnect anything.

there is bass rolloff in the ram unless you use PacAmp pro

@Sean Sean yeah installer told me it's not much. Think ima go with the wavetechDQ thanks

@@johnnypiper1717 and i would agree with that- i dont use the pacamp or accubass and it still thumps at high volumes

@Sean Sean yeah I was jus wondering if I wanna get a epicenter or not which I could always add one later on. Jus would be cool to have. Trying to decide now which amp to go with you hear so many different opinions

@@johnnypiper1717 the nice thing is that although there are a ton of options, most of it is good quality so you cant really go wrong. have fun deciding and, if you think about it, hit me up when you make a choice

I’m don’t think it does but I’ve never checked

Ok let me make sure I heard it right thought you ran the remote wire from the lc2i straight to the amp correct?

@@brettburke3686 That’s my issue at the moment as well on my 2019 Ram Classic. I tapped into the rear speaker with speaker wire to my amp with and internal loc/LPF. The amp doesn’t shut off right away. Takes close to 50mins to finally turn off. I ran a rem wire to fuse box and tried several locations. No change adding rem. Not sure what to do at this point.🤷🏻‍♂️ Other then pulling speaker input line to shut amp off every time.

@@DerickWiley great video..did you check on LC2i turning everything off? Or is their a long delay? I don’t have the lC2i but I will buy it if it shut everything down. I have a long delay approx 50 minutes before my amp shuts down.

u need to bypass the anc module under the driver seat or disable the passenger microphone