Wiring a four channel amp

[bluephigomab]

I am novice when it comes to wiring. However, it is my understanding that I can wire my front(4ohm) and (4ohm) rear components to utilize only two channels. Then, I can run the other two channels to additional speakers or tweeters that I may place in my front stage. Can this be done? Any help is appreciated.

Also, im going to run cdt audio mx 6x9 in the front (200rms) and Crescendo in the rear (100rms). Additionally, Im thinking about adding either two 6.5s in the front or 2 tweeters per side.

DC Audio 175.4 is my four channel

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[keep_hope_alive Premium Member]

the 4 channel amp is 2 ohm stable per channel. so each channel can have two 4 ohm speakers wired in parallel.

note that you totally lose control of level and crossovers for the speakers on the same channels. so the rear speakers may not want to play as low as the front (or vice versa).

ideally, you would combine front speakers on the same channels and utilize passive crossovers to split/filter signals accordingly.

 

[CrossoverOre 10+ year member]

I only like to do that if you are using the same speakers all the way around for 2 of the channels off of the amp. If using 2 different sets then one set will generally hit max output before the other set there by not allowing full output like it would if operating in 4ch mode.