ReL Subs: High Level or Low Level connection

I have researched the high level option for driving subwoofers and according to Paul McGowen there is virtually no impact on the performance on the amplifiers when driving the subwoofer's high level inputs.  According to him the impedance of the high level inputs to the sub are so high that there is no impact on the performance of the amp.

I have a pair of T/i subs in my two channel system. I have both connections laid out depending on amp. Yes, the RCA's are a long run (purchased new from SVS..excellent people to deal with) but IMO based on my system and ears I prefer the low level connection. I feel it gives you more "head room" to make adjustments on the rear and allows the subs to do what they're suppose to do.

Appreciate all the input

Sounds like a HiFi debate

Equal numbers on both sides of the issue

I just compared using Hi level vs low level

At a given amp level and the same music the high level is 1-2 db higher than when using low level using my Pass Labs INT-60

High level sounds a bit better to my ears.

I'm a little disappointed as I was hoping to sell these baseline blues 

For all of you who uses the high level connection. With the sub on and volume all the way down, does your main speaker sound different than when the sub is completely off? I have a feeling high level connection is effecting my amp somehow, like what Mijostyn said earlier in the post.