wiring components and 4 channel amp

[DJ FADE 10+ year member]

i know this is in the wrong forum, but ive been trying to post it in the wiring help since thursday and it still wont let me. ive contact administration, but they havent gotten back to me yet. so as for now, sorry, but i just need a little help on getting this worked out, just so i know that its right. here's my situation:

im working on installing my 4 channel amp to power the component speakers in the doors. while i was installing it though, i had a couple questions. i decided to bridge the channels to get maximum power output. that means the whole "front" input is dedicated to one door, and the whole "rear" input is dedicated to the other door. wouldnt this mean though, that there is no longer stereo output from my speakers? how would i run the wires so i get the most power, but still have stereo imaging and the songs are still played the way theyre mixed down and supposed to be played? any input, suggestions, comments, etc are greatly appreciated. thanks.

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[vincemarq 10+ year member]

For stereo sound, you'll have to put the right channel from the headunit on the front channels of the amp, and the left on the rear channels of the amp. Like connect just the right rca to the front/right channel of the amp and the left rca to the rear/left channel of the amp. Sorry if it's confusing... It's kinda like bridging the front channels and using just the right channel of the headunit so they'll do the right and vice-verse with the left. Esentially making the 4ch amp into a 2 ch amp. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/toast.gif.bc0657bf54b9ee653b6438524461341e.gif

 

[Sleeklsc 5,000+ posts]

to see how well there powered we will need the comp make and what amp your using

 

[DJ FADE 10+ year member]

components: cdt audio cl-62

amp: memphis audio st-3004

 

[Apoc 10+ year member]

you know how to do the crossovers right?

 

[DJ FADE 10+ year member]

i think so. do i just set it to the high pass filter setting at somewhere around 70hz?