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<blockquote data-quote="khuss" data-source="post: 7089180" data-attributes="member: 627629">Running a JL cleansweap and summing unit with 600 watt 4 channel amp, 4&nbsp; 5-1/4&nbsp; 4 ohm door speakers.Would like to add four more speakers ( any size 4ohm ) to the rear deck of my car. Can i wire two of the four channels in a Series/Parallel fashion with four speakers per channel ( keeping 4 ohm load )&nbsp; and the remaining two channels having one speaker per channel in the front? Or would that be too much strain on my amp?idea shown : <a href="http://www.termpro.com/articles/spkrz.html" target="_blank">Series Vs. Parallel Wiring</a>under Series/Parallel section.Equipment:Cadillac CTSJL Cleansweap + summing unit + Sub ControlOrion Cobalt CO6004Alpine SPS-500 x4Some old ppi&#039;s and 750w kenwood ampThanks!Any advice on how to add more speakers a different way is welcome.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="khuss, post: 7089180, member: 627629"] Running a JL cleansweap and summing unit with 600 watt 4 channel amp, 4 5-1/4 4 ohm door speakers. Would like to add four more speakers ( any size 4ohm ) to the rear deck of my car. Can i wire two of the four channels in a Series/Parallel fashion with four speakers per channel ( keeping 4 ohm load ) and the remaining two channels having one speaker per channel in the front? Or would that be too much strain on my amp? idea shown : [URL="http://www.termpro.com/articles/spkrz.html"]Series Vs. Parallel Wiring[/URL] under Series/Parallel section. Equipment: Cadillac CTS JL Cleansweap + summing unit + Sub Control Orion Cobalt CO6004 Alpine SPS-500 x4 Some old ppi's and 750w kenwood amp Thanks! Any advice on how to add more speakers a different way is welcome. [/QUOTE]

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