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<blockquote data-quote="Dj-torn" data-source="post: 7270285" data-attributes="member: 553398">Here&#039;s my 2 cents,Connect your 4 speakers to the amplifier, two options;1) one channel per speaker2) Parallel 2 speakers; There are two options for this one;a) Balance (Ex. Front Left + Rear Left = Channel 1) ORb) Fade (Ex. Front Left + Front Right = Channel 1)Either way you should get 2 ohms per channel and your left with two openThe open channels you can try to connect your 3ohm tower speakers, I wouldn&#039;t because your amp is only 2 or 4 ohm stable not 3. One could argue it falls within the amp parameters but if that were true then the specs would read 2-4.Any Advance CA member disagree with me?-Sub-woofer OptionsSince the amp is neither bridgeable nor 6 ohm stable I would recommend;1) Buy a 2 or 4 ohm sub-woofer (buy two one for each channel)2) Buy 2 more identical sub-woofers so that you can connect in parallel and make the load 2 ohms ( so 3 woofers per channel)3) Buy a different amp that is 6 ohm stable (THIS WILL BE A CHALLENGE)Whatever you decide, have fun with it!!!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dj-torn, post: 7270285, member: 553398"] Here's my 2 cents, Connect your 4 speakers to the amplifier, two options; 1) one channel per speaker 2) Parallel 2 speakers; There are two options for this one; a) Balance (Ex. Front Left + Rear Left = Channel 1) OR b) Fade (Ex. Front Left + Front Right = Channel 1) Either way you should get 2 ohms per channel and your left with two open The open channels you can try to connect your 3ohm tower speakers, I wouldn't because your amp is only 2 or 4 ohm stable not 3. One could argue it falls within the amp parameters but if that were true then the specs would read 2-4. Any Advance CA member disagree with me? -Sub-woofer Options Since the amp is neither bridgeable nor 6 ohm stable I would recommend; 1) Buy a 2 or 4 ohm sub-woofer (buy two one for each channel) 2) Buy 2 more identical sub-woofers so that you can connect in parallel and make the load 2 ohms ( so 3 woofers per channel) 3) Buy a different amp that is 6 ohm stable (THIS WILL BE A CHALLENGE) Whatever you decide, have fun with it!!! [/QUOTE]

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