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New member Username: KungwazPost Number: 2 Registered: Jul-06 | How should I connect my speakers? Do I need to buy another Amp? In that case what kind of Amp do I need? Open for all suggestions. This is my system  // Kungen |
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Gold Member Username: TjmutlowPost Number: 2604 Registered: Sep-05 | run fronts on channels 1,2 and reaqrs on 3 and 4,+ to +, - to -. |
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New member Username: KungwazPost Number: 3 Registered: Jul-06 | Will this make it parallell connected? so the Amp runs on 50Wx4 @ 4Ohms RMS ? If I have understod that correct, do I use the most of the system then? or must I have a better Amp, or another Amp to use the speakers full potential? If I would use all speakers except for the rear (trunk), can I then connect the front speakers on channels 1 & 2, + to +, - to -. And the rear (back seat) on channels 3 & 4 ? so that the fron runs on 50W, 4 Ohms, and the rear speakers on 100W, 2 Ohms? |
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New member Username: KungwazPost Number: 4 Registered: Jul-06 | Will it look something like this? (what ty mutlow wrote) http://www.subthump.com/images/tech/d22.bmp |
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Gold Member Username: TjmutlowPost Number: 2609 Registered: Sep-05 | use all of the speakers and the amp will run at 2ohm load per channel, take the fronts and dash wire front left + to +, - to -, then attach to channel 1, do the same for right side, attach top channel 2, use the rear and trunk and do it the same way, just use channel 3 and 4... |
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New member Username: KungwazPost Number: 8 Registered: Jul-06 | Would't that make the Amp run att 2ohm load and the speakers on 1ohm load. Wich would make it more risky to blow the speakers, if they are parallel connected. To be on the safe side I think it's better to connect them in series. (Am I way off?) |
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