Wiring 4 speakers / 2 channel amp

[ani 10+ year member]

Amp Specs :

RMS watt per Channel (4 Ohms) - 150w * 2

RMS watt per Channel (2 Ohms) - 240w * 2

MAX watt per Channel (4 Ohms) - 340w * 2

Distortion @ RMS Watts - 0.03%

Channel Separation - 60dB

Damping Factor - 120+

Fuse - 30A * 2

Going to be using this 2 channel amp to wire front stage(6.5" comps) and a pair of rear 6x9's

Can one get away with wiring the components to Channel 1(left) and Rear 6x9's to Channel 2(right)?

Thanks!

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[btlking 10+ year member]

sure

 

[JimJ 5,000+ posts]

Here's an easy way to fix your problem - don't run the 6x9's.

All they're going to do is pull your soundstage back.

Will I be fine just connecting the front stage to the left channel and rear stage to the right ?

And please, don't do this.

 

[ani 10+ year member]

Here's an easy way to fix your problem - don't run the 6x9's.All they're going to do is pull your soundstage back.

And please, don't do this.

Thanks for your reply... this query is on behalf of a friend. Im still in the market for my ICE //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gif

There's no way to efficiently run 4 speakers off the amp ?

 

[JimJ 5,000+ posts]

There's no way to efficiently run 4 speakers off the amp ?

You can, but you lose the ability to fade front-to-rear.

The better solution is just to run two speakers, which is all you need anyway.

 

[btlking 10+ year member]

ditch the 6x9s ftw

 

[ani 10+ year member]

You can, but you lose the ability to fade front-to-rear.
The better solution is just to run two speakers, which is all you need anyway.

Yeah I allready told him about the fading issue to begin with. Since the gear has allready been sourced I reckon this is what he's going to do the amp seems like it will handle the load anyway.

True fronts are enough! My old ride only had a front stage and a subbie in the rear:naughty:

thanks again

ditch the 6x9s ftw

mymate doesnt plan on adding a sub anytime soon and reeckons this will handle his bass needs for now.