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<blockquote data-quote="rocgalant" data-source="post: 5489324" data-attributes="member: 606326"><p>Hey Edzy you seem to know a lot and I'm sort of in a similar situation. Maybe you can help?</p><p></p><p>I just put in pair of Polk db651s (rated at 4 ohms) in the front door and rear deck with the idea of adding a 250w rms sub for the bass. A 5 channel amp would be the simple solution, however, there are limited options for those amps. I want to go with a 4 channel amp because they are a little cheaper and I think it will give more wiring options down the road. I would wire the front parallel, the rear parallel, and bridge the last 2 channels to the sub. If I wire this setup, would it damage the amp to have the polks sending 2 ohms and then the sub sending 4 ohms (I was thinking DVC for the sub, again because it gives more options)? Is that even possible?</p><p></p><p>Any help you could provide would be major. Thanks.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rocgalant, post: 5489324, member: 606326"] Hey Edzy you seem to know a lot and I'm sort of in a similar situation. Maybe you can help? I just put in pair of Polk db651s (rated at 4 ohms) in the front door and rear deck with the idea of adding a 250w rms sub for the bass. A 5 channel amp would be the simple solution, however, there are limited options for those amps. I want to go with a 4 channel amp because they are a little cheaper and I think it will give more wiring options down the road. I would wire the front parallel, the rear parallel, and bridge the last 2 channels to the sub. If I wire this setup, would it damage the amp to have the polks sending 2 ohms and then the sub sending 4 ohms (I was thinking DVC for the sub, again because it gives more options)? Is that even possible? Any help you could provide would be major. Thanks. [/QUOTE]
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