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<blockquote data-quote="bbroge" data-source="post: 6910524" data-attributes="member: 623947">Ok, so I have the following:Infinity Kappa Five AmpKappa 693.9i&nbsp; 6x9 Speaker Pair (2ohm impedance)Kappa 462.9cfp 4x6 Pair (2ohm impedance)Kappa 6-1/2&quot; 3-way Speaker Pair (2ohm impedance)Right now I basically have the amp in a standard 5 channel operation:Two 6x9 speakers are connected to rear amp channel, sub is connected to sub channel, and the 6x9 are connected to front channel.Can I safely connect the two 4x6 speakers to the same channel my 6 1/2 are connected to at the same time?I found this in my amp manual-Minimum speaker impedance for stereo operation is2 ohms. Minimum speaker impedance for bridgedoperation is 4 ohms. Minimum subwoofer impedanceis 2 ohms.So if I connect the 4x6 in series it would equal 4 ohms I believe or would I need to connect them in parallel? I think I can just connect them in a series, I just would like to verify that is Ok before I do anything.Thank you!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bbroge, post: 6910524, member: 623947"] Ok, so I have the following: Infinity Kappa Five Amp Kappa 693.9i 6x9 Speaker Pair (2ohm impedance) Kappa 462.9cfp 4x6 Pair (2ohm impedance) Kappa 6-1/2" 3-way Speaker Pair (2ohm impedance) Right now I basically have the amp in a standard 5 channel operation: Two 6x9 speakers are connected to rear amp channel, sub is connected to sub channel, and the 6x9 are connected to front channel. Can I safely connect the two 4x6 speakers to the same channel my 6 1/2 are connected to at the same time? I found this in my amp manual- Minimum speaker impedance for stereo operation is 2 ohms. Minimum speaker impedance for bridged operation is 4 ohms. Minimum subwoofer impedance is 2 ohms. So if I connect the 4x6 in series it would equal 4 ohms I believe or would I need to connect them in parallel? I think I can just connect them in a series, I just would like to verify that is Ok before I do anything. Thank you! [/QUOTE]

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