Complete noob here to car audio needing advice for a safe install.. I have a Polk PA500.4 amp, a pair of Polk MM691's and a pair of MM651's, all of the speakers are 2.7ohm (2.7?). All going into a '99 civic, 6.5's for the front door and 6x9's for the rear deck. What would be the best way to wire this setup for maximum power to each speaker, and would max power equal best sound? Can I get each speaker to run at 2.7 ohms with this amp? Here are specs for the gear and links below for pics + more info, any help is appreciated!
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AMP:
14.4 Volts RMS Not Bridged @ 1kHz:
4 Ohms 90 watts x 4
2 Ohms 125 watts x 4
14.4 Volts Dynamic Not Bridged:
2 Ohms 200 watts x 4
14.4 Volts RMS Bridged:
4 Ohms 250 watts x 2
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6.5's:
Nominal Impedance: 2.7 ohms
Power Handling (continuous): 100 w
Power Handling (peak): 200 w
Efficiency: 94 dB
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6x9's:
Overall Frequency Response: 30-25kHz
Nominal Impedance: 2.7 ohms
Power Handling (continuous): 125 w
Power Handling (peak): 300 w
Efficiency: 94 dB
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amp:
http://www.polkaudio.com/caraudio/specs/amps/pa500_4/
6.5's:
http://www.polkaudio.com/caraudio/specs/speakers/6-1-2/mm651/
6x9's:
http://www.polkaudio.com/caraudio/specs/speakers-systems/mm691/
