4 speakers 2 channels

[n2audio 5,000+ posts]

it's really not that tricky

 

[PESteele 10+ year member]

would it be either of these

or

if its neither of these

can u show me by drawing in the wires on this one

 

[PESteele 10+ year member]

ok thanks

 

[PESteele 10+ year member]

ignore mine

 

[PESteele 10+ year member]

so both of those would work

what would be the ohm's for each

 

[bri487 5,000+ posts]

so both of those would workwhat would be the ohm's for each

if you wired both sides in parallel, like shown, it would be a 2 ohm stereo load. both channels on the amps would see 2 ohms.

 

[PESteele 10+ year member]

are both those diagrams wired in parelell

 

[bri487 5,000+ posts]

yea, ones just connected at the amps and the other is at the speakers. i would personally do it at the dash where your wiring it all together and just run the two back to the amp.

 

[PESteele 10+ year member]

would i need a special device or could i just splice the 3 together

 

[PESteele 10+ year member]

if i hooked up the 4 speakers from the amp could i power another 2 off my hu jsut for the hell of it

 

[PESteele 10+ year member]

my frnt speakers are 60rms when i get back ones should i try and get a rms rating around that so that they dont blow out

 

[n2audio 5,000+ posts]

my frnt speakers are 60rms when i get back ones should i try and get a rms rating around that so that they dont blow out

It can be less, it can be more, but you don't want it a WHOLE lot more.

if i hooked up the 4 speakers from the amp could i power another 2 off my hu jsut for the hell of it

yes, or 4 if you really wanted to.

would i need a special device or could i just splice the 3 together

Nothing special, but it needs to be a good, clean connection. A crimp cap is a simple, cheap way to do it. A buck or two at most hardware stores.

 

[PESteele 10+ year member]

thanks

 

[PESteele 10+ year member]

if the front were 60 and the back 35 whould it hurt the 35.

I need an answer quick please

 

[msrpIZtooMUCH 10+ year member]

Not necessarily...

PESteele...If you don't mind me asking...Why are you doing this? Why not just get another 2 channel amp when your budget allows you to? Running mids and highs at low impedances (we are dealing with mids and highs right?) is not the best way to go. Four ohms is ideal. With subs, you can get away with lowering the impedance because the drop in SQ is less noticable. On mids and highs, thats not the case.