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Silver Member Username: HighstonePost Number: 410 Registered: Mar-06 | ok i want to know if the (4) 6.5" wired @ 4 ohms... The speakers are 40hms each... http://i133.photobucket.com/albums/q61/sbg81292/wiring23.jpg |
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Gold Member Username: Johnfiac151.9db Dail... My wangers b... Post Number: 2135 Registered: Mar-06 | 6.5's are runnning at 8ohm if i see that right, with 4 sets, the only way to run them at 4ohm is having them wired how they are but connect the + out put from the amp to both +, you need series on each speaker for 2 of them, the same for the other 2, then put the 2 in parallel. |
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Silver Member Username: HighstonePost Number: 411 Registered: Mar-06 | is this correct NOW?? again are the (4) 6.5" wired @ 4 ohms? the speakers are 4ohms... http://i133.photobucket.com/albums/q61/sbg81292/wiring.jpg |
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Platinum Member Username: GlasswolfWisteria, Lane USA Post Number: 11835 Registered: Dec-03 | that's having two 4-ohm speakers in parallel on each channel. that's a 2 ohm load. you can't wire 4 4-ohm speakers to two amplifier channels and get a 4 ohm load. if your amplifier is rated for 50 watts per channel @ 4 ohms, the above diagram will have each 6/5" speaker getting 50 watts, so the amp will be putting out 100 watts (2 ohms) per channel total |
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Silver Member Username: HighstonePost Number: 412 Registered: Mar-06 | so should i let 2 6.5" run off the head unit and put the other 2 6.5" to the amp??? |
