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Connect one 4-Ohm speaker to each channel for a simple two-speaker stereo system. Each speaker receives the amplifier's listed RMS output per channel at 4 Ohms.

Wire two matching 4-Ohm speakers in parallel on each channel to create a 2-Ohm load. A 2-Ohm-stable amplifier can then power four speakers, with each channel's RMS power shared approximately evenly by its two speakers.

When the amplifier supports bridging, combine both channels into one higher-power output for a compatible load. Follow the manufacturer's bridged wiring diagram, minimum impedance and RMS rating exactly.
REAL POWER.
REAL RESULTS.
ONE 4-OHM SPEAKER
The amp sees a 4-Ohm load and delivers the 4-Ohm RMS rating.
TWO 4-OHM SPEAKERS IN PARALLEL
The load becomes 2-Ohm and the amp delivers the 2-Ohm RMS rating.
Proper power and ground wiring ensures your amplifier gets the current it needs.
Follow the recommended wire size listed on the product page.