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I am asking if the fosgate amp which is 2 channel will be able to power all 4 door speakers.

I was asking if I can use that one amp to power both the mids and the highs, or will it just power one or the other?

Will the fosgate be able to power all 4 or just either the highs/mids?

I appreciate the imput guys. I have another question: Can I run one amp for my sub and one for my speakers? And/or can I use both amps to power both subs?

I don't understand how both amps work great when wired that way and the fosgate does not overheat when bridged and hits just as hard as the cobalt. It has not gone up in smoke before or had the protect mode light go on.

Can you explain why/how it would?

The fosgate does not go up in smoke. I have used it for hours at a time and its still fine. It is an old school fosgate so the rating is actually more than what is says. The rating for the subs is that they each can handle 250 RMS. The orion amp is the Orion Cobalt CO500.1 seen here: Orion...

So here is the whole story. I had the fosgate first bridged and it worked great til it didn't. So I got the cobalt and it worked great til it didn't. So I did some troubleshooting and found that the ground wire was melted. So after I fixed that, I used the orion and it works great. I tried the...

They both work and I have tried both of them out, I just dont know what one to use. They both sound great.

I have a Orion Cobalt 500w mono block amp that I can wire parallel to 4 ohms; I also have a Rockford Fosgate 200S 2 channel 200w amp that I bridge to 4 ohms. For subs I have 2 "12 Memphis SR subs each at 4 ohms. What setup would be better? Thanks for the help guys!