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<blockquote data-quote="Bake" data-source="post: 7335363" data-attributes="member: 561779"><p>You will need to wire two sets of components to channel 1 and two component sets to channel 2. That means the positive and negative of each channel (1&amp;amp;2) will go the positive and negative of the crossovers of&nbsp; two component sets. So two crossovers connected to channel 1 and channel 2. Obviously the right and left component sets should be wired to the same channel. Same thing with the subs. Channel 3 Positive will go to the positive of two of your subs. Channel 3 negative goes to the negative of those same two subs. Channel 4 will be connected to your other two subs just like channel three. If your amp has built in crossovers, Highpass the front two and Lowpass the rear channels. I don&#039;t know what amp you have but it is probably going to run VERY hot if you push it hard at all. Make sure you have plenty of air space around it. Also make sure that you have the correct gauge power and ground wires and make very good connections on both.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Bake, post: 7335363, member: 561779"] You will need to wire two sets of components to channel 1 and two component sets to channel 2. That means the positive and negative of each channel (1&2) will go the positive and negative of the crossovers of two component sets. So two crossovers connected to channel 1 and channel 2. Obviously the right and left component sets should be wired to the same channel. Same thing with the subs. Channel 3 Positive will go to the positive of two of your subs. Channel 3 negative goes to the negative of those same two subs. Channel 4 will be connected to your other two subs just like channel three. If your amp has built in crossovers, Highpass the front two and Lowpass the rear channels. I don't know what amp you have but it is probably going to run VERY hot if you push it hard at all. Make sure you have plenty of air space around it. Also make sure that you have the correct gauge power and ground wires and make very good connections on both. [/QUOTE]

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