wiring into a 4ohm load

[bassmachine 0]

How do you wire the amp to a 4ohm load for the speakers.With 2 small tweeters also.

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Edited May 30, 2007 by Gorilla Pimpin

[theabunai 3]

uhm you can't get a 4ohm load with those speakers...

You would need to get some resistors to get a 4 ohm stereo load...

Or different speakers..

the amp is stable at 2 ohm stereo so i would consider that....

Edited May 30, 2007 by theabunai

[bassmachine 0]

uhm you can't get a 4ohm load with those speakers...

You would need to get some resistors to get a 4 ohm stereo load...

Or different speakers..

the amp is stable at 2 ohm stereo so i would consider that....

what would you recommend for wiring them together

[theabunai 3]

I would wire them 2 ohm stereo IF the tweeters you are buying come with at least a passive crossover...

Depending on the tweeters efficiency and crossover you may want to wire the tweeters on one channel and the 6x9 on the other (so you can adjust gains according to efficiency of the tweeter to the 6x9) you will lose left/right balance control on them but have fader.... You will find that the tweeters will almost certainly be louder then the 6x9's (but i od't know the brand so i can't be positive)...

If not you can go one 6x9 and one tweeter for right channel and the same for left....

Others will chime in soon and offer more choices i'm sure

[///M5 2,833]

How do you wire the amp to a 4ohm load for the speakers.With 2 small tweeters also.

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IMO you don't want to run those speakers, you should never add tweeters arbitrarily to a set of speakers, and your question is strange. If you have a 4ohm speaker and wire it to an amp it will be a 4ohm load.

[bassmachine 0]

2 late the small chitty tweeter blew and the 6x9 are on there way.

Edited May 30, 2007 by Gorilla Pimpin