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<blockquote data-quote="NissanKicker" data-source="post: 4558273" data-attributes="member: 581133">Bro... Do this: So you won&#039;t have to get another amp...Each speaker is 4ohm like you said so make each set 8-ohms.* How to: *Take the + on speaker 1(6.5) off the amp, and take the - off speaker 2(6.5), then twisted them together. Leaving the other + and - hooked up ( This is wiring in series - an 8ohm load is now created for 1 set )- CONTINUE TO DO THAT FOR EACH SET OF SPEAKER, EXCEPT THE SUBWhen you finish you should have 4 wires ( 2 of them + &amp;amp; 2 of them - )... Bridge those on channel 1/2 ( That&#039;s gonna give you a 4-ohm load bridged ) ...NOW FOR THE SUB!!!It sound like the sub is small... So I&#039;m guessing it&#039;s a Single Voice Coil 8ohm or 4ohm ....... Bridge that one channels 3/4 ( Make sure you set 3/4 to LP )That should do the trick....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="NissanKicker, post: 4558273, member: 581133"] Bro... Do this: So you won't have to get another amp... Each speaker is 4ohm like you said so make each set 8-ohms. * How to: * Take the + on speaker 1(6.5) off the amp, and take the - off speaker 2(6.5), then twisted them together. Leaving the other + and - hooked up ( This is wiring in series - an 8ohm load is now created for 1 set ) - CONTINUE TO DO THAT FOR EACH SET OF SPEAKER, [COLOR=Red]EXCEPT THE SUB[/COLOR] When you finish you should have 4 wires ( 2 of them + & 2 of them - )... Bridge those on channel 1/2 ( That's gonna give you a 4-ohm load bridged ) ... NOW FOR THE SUB!!! It sound like the sub is small... So I'm guessing it's a Single Voice Coil 8ohm or 4ohm .... ... Bridge that one channels 3/4 ( Make sure you set 3/4 to LP ) [COLOR=red]That should do the trick....[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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