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<blockquote data-quote="El-Camino" data-source="post: 8520330" data-attributes="member: 658812"><p>Bridge the amp and run both mid and tweet in parallel pairs of components &amp; then in series between the pairs, gives you a total of 4 ohms in mono. To clarify. If you had a front set &amp; a rear set, you would wire the front together in parallel. Same for the rear, then series the front and rear together.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="El-Camino, post: 8520330, member: 658812"] Bridge the amp and run both mid and tweet in parallel pairs of components & then in series between the pairs, gives you a total of 4 ohms in mono. To clarify. If you had a front set & a rear set, you would wire the front together in parallel. Same for the rear, then series the front and rear together. [/QUOTE]
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