Iso some confirmation that this all checks out ok please.

You're better off getting 2 amps. A 4 channel and a 2 channel.

Explain please, because then i wouldnt be able to drop the ohms to 2 with all speakers unless i wasted rms on 2 empty channels (considering i will be dropping to 2ohms)

This post was edited by ]GS[ Controller on Mar 6 2012 09:25pm

i dropped some ohm runes by act2 stash

stfu u squirrel

the diagram is right i just don't know how well its going to work out. i've never wired different ohm loads on the same amp but it should be okay.

The only reason I say that is because most likely you arent going to see the power that you want from the amp. If you ran them at 4 ohms, which would probably sound a bit better, yea you wouldnt be powering them fully, but you have to remember, you'd also be removing 4 speakers which would give you more power. Speakers are better to run at 4 ohm than 2 or 1.

Yes the ohms are correct.


Buuut, might I suggest getting crossovers for the mid range/tweeter combination?

When you have speakers that handle a lot of power more often than not 2 ohm is better... I run 2 ohm to my door speakers and notice no SQ difference just that they got almost twice as loud.

That diagram is correct and will work fine, you'd be suprised what you can get away with, with ohm loads.

This post was edited by Hellish Orc on Mar 7 2012 04:09pm

How are your door speakers wired up? You dont have crossovers, how did you run them @ 2 ohm? I dont even remember what you had for door speakers. All I remember is that they are in the stock locations.