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Hey, I'm getting an aftermarket subwoofer setup. I would Like to get a button to turn the amp on and off. Either for the seat warmer position or the bank of buttons below. Does anyone have a site where I could buy one?

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19 minutes ago, Nasty said:

Why do you want to turn the amp off?

Got kids. So I like to have the option to easily shut it off. 

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Why not just turn it all the way down.  Is this just a sub amp?

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1 hour ago, Nasty said:

Why not just turn it all the way down.  Is this just a sub amp?

Getting a sub and an amp installed. I would like a button to just be able to kill the amp when I please. I've installed them in previous cars, but I've always done an aftermarket rocker switch. This time I'd like to do a switch that sticks with the stock deal. 

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1 minute ago, Mlamp89 said:

Getting a sub and an amp installed. I would like a button to just be able to kill the amp when I please. I've installed them in previous cars, but I've always done an aftermarket rocker switch. This time I'd like to do a switch that sticks with the stock deal. 

Can i make a suggestion over running a switch?

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2 minutes ago, Mlamp89 said:

Sure. 

Run a pac lc1 knob.  Turn it all the way down when you dont want it on  and use it as a bass knob

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46 minutes ago, Nasty said:

Run a pac lc1 knob.  Turn it all the way down when you dont want it on  and use it as a bass knob

Not a bad idea. Thanks, I'll look around for some good ways of setting one up to keep the looks clean.

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13 minutes ago, Mlamp89 said:

Not a bad idea. Thanks, I'll look around for some good ways of setting one up to keep the looks clean.

Its super easy. I use them as a bass knob. Always have. Because of how they work.  Bass knobs that come with amps are junk. The pac lc1 actually cits voltage or increases voltage. Works a lot better and i personally think ot looks better than a toggle switch. Best of both worlds and i think theyre only 18 bucks

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