Is this possible?
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You can hook up as many speakers as you want to as long as your amp can handle the ohm load.
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if you're thinkin of doing the front and rear off a 2-ch amp, you'll be able to do it if the load isnt too much, but you will lose the ability to fade from front to rear.
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i have four 4ohm speakers, the amp puts out enough for 150 a piece in 2ohm stereo, is this what i would end up with if i put 2 four ohm speakers in each channel??
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Yes, if you connect two 4 ohm speakers in parallel + to + and - to- then each channel of your amp would see a 2 ohm impedance and would produce 150 watts per channel as per your amps specs.
Last edited by GKK; May 17, 2002 at 11:51 PM.
