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<blockquote data-quote="Stel" data-source="post: 3105675" data-attributes="member: 574698">It would help if we know what brand and model the speakers and tweeters are, or at least how many ohms they each are (it should be printed on them). Then we can figure out how they should be connected.I&#039;m still not sure how this is setup but I&#039;m thinking you have it something like this:Fronts:Left 4x6 and 2 tweeters connected in parallel to amp channel 1Right 4x6 and 2 tweeters connected in parallel to amp channel 2Rears:4 6x9&#039;s wired in parallel to amp bridged channels 3 &amp;amp; 4The tweeters cannot be connected how they are (or at least how I think they are). They are receiving lower tones than they are designed and probably more power.The rears are presenting a very low impedance to the amp, which when bridged can probably only handle a minimum of 4 ohms.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stel, post: 3105675, member: 574698"] It would help if we know what brand and model the speakers and tweeters are, or at least how many ohms they each are (it should be printed on them). Then we can figure out how they should be connected. I'm still not sure how this is setup but I'm thinking you have it something like this: Fronts: Left 4x6 and 2 tweeters connected in parallel to amp channel 1 Right 4x6 and 2 tweeters connected in parallel to amp channel 2 Rears: 4 6x9's wired in parallel to amp bridged channels 3 & 4 The tweeters cannot be connected how they are (or at least how I think they are). They are receiving lower tones than they are designed and probably more power. The rears are presenting a very low impedance to the amp, which when bridged can probably only handle a minimum of 4 ohms. [/QUOTE]

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