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Want to add another set of components.

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Here' s my current setup.

Alpine 9885 (4V)

Front: CDT CL-62 (160RMS) w/ Soundstream Rubicon 2.600 (180x2 @ 4ohm)

Rear: CDT CL-69X (100RMS) w/ Soundstream Rubicon 2.250 (75x2 @ 4ohm)

Fi BTL 12" D2, loaded (2000RMS) Soundstream Rubicon 1.2500 (2500 @ 1ohm)

I want to add a duplicate set of CL-62 up front.

The 2.600 amp is rated for 300x2 @ 2ohms as well.

So I assume, wire the crossovers in parallel from the amp. + to + and - to -.

That would yield a 2ohm load from the amplifier giving me how many watts per component at 4ohm each?

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If i wired them in parallel off the amplifier, I would be getting 300watts per channel @ 2ohm, therefore each component would be receiving 150watts?

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Oh also, make sure and give each component set their own crossovers. Don't just put the new speakers on the same passive crossover as the other set. Each individual speaker set (mid + tweet) needs its own passive crossover or else you will mess with crossover points and a host of other things.

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Oh also, make sure and give each component set their own crossovers. Don't just put the new speakers on the same passive crossover as the other set. Each individual speaker set (mid + tweet) needs its own passive crossover or else you will mess with crossover points and a host of other things.

Yup, just route the power and ground from one crossover to the other, from the amp. Thanks!

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