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<blockquote data-quote="KingGuapo28" data-source="post: 8890630" data-attributes="member: 693087"><p>I have 4 Kenwood KFC-C6896PS door speakers. They’re rated at 81rms 4 ohms. I want to wire them in parallel and with a final impedance of 2ohms with about 160 watts rms. I found an amplifier that says “150 watts rms x4 channel - 2 ohm” Will that work? Also do I wire the fronts together in parallel and then the backs together in parallel? Or what type of amplifier would be best for this situation if it’s even possible?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="KingGuapo28, post: 8890630, member: 693087"] I have 4 Kenwood KFC-C6896PS door speakers. They’re rated at 81rms 4 ohms. I want to wire them in parallel and with a final impedance of 2ohms with about 160 watts rms. I found an amplifier that says “150 watts rms x4 channel - 2 ohm” Will that work? Also do I wire the fronts together in parallel and then the backs together in parallel? Or what type of amplifier would be best for this situation if it’s even possible? [/QUOTE]
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