jco1385
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Looks like that is your best option with that equipment. You could opt for a 2 ohm stable 4 channel though, and run them exactly like you want to. There are a few out there. Here's a thread on it over at DIYMA -> bridged 2 ohm stable 4 channel amp - DIYMA Car Audio Forum
The way you have it, the amp is seeing close to 3 ohms rather than 4 and it's not capable of keeping up with it.
The way you have it, the amp is seeing close to 3 ohms rather than 4 and it's not capable of keeping up with it.
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