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<blockquote data-quote="audiobaun" data-source="post: 8023288" data-attributes="member: 634282"><p>That would work fine,yet, you will be in stereo mode.need to be sure that you wire the configuration properly to ohm load as well.Make sure that the subs are wired properly for 4ohm load, and add the speakers in which should be 4ohms as well, will give you that 2ohm stereo load, in which 95% of all amplifiers are 2ohm stereo stable..you may want to add bass caps on the stereo speakers poss wiring, so you can turn it up a bit more</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="audiobaun, post: 8023288, member: 634282"] That would work fine,yet, you will be in stereo mode.need to be sure that you wire the configuration properly to ohm load as well.Make sure that the subs are wired properly for 4ohm load, and add the speakers in which should be 4ohms as well, will give you that 2ohm stereo load, in which 95% of all amplifiers are 2ohm stereo stable..you may want to add bass caps on the stereo speakers poss wiring, so you can turn it up a bit more [/QUOTE]
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