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trying to find best way to wire 6, 4 ohm speakers to a 4 channel amp. New to all of this so bare with me. Have 2 twetters and 4 mids I want to hook up to 4 channel amp. Any thoughts? Thanks V
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I'd probably just use the amp for the speakers and run the tweeters with the HU and appropriate HP filter.
If this is an unconventional configuration w/o a HU I'd probably run the 4 speakers with 2 channels (wired parallel) and run the tweeters on the other channel.
Tweeters would still need a filter. Not many amps have a high pass that goes high enough.
If this is an unconventional configuration w/o a HU I'd probably run the 4 speakers with 2 channels (wired parallel) and run the tweeters on the other channel.
Tweeters would still need a filter. Not many amps have a high pass that goes high enough.
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Thank you much I appreciate the information I'll try and see how that works out
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