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The most basic configuration for a 4-channel amplifier. A single speaker per channel will utilize the 4-Ohm rated power.
When you want to get the most out of your amplifier. Dual 4-Ohm speakers wired in parallel allow the amplifier to output more power, utilizing the 2-Ohm rated power.
Full amplifier power for your doors using a dual 4-Ohm speaker configuration. Plus use the other two channels to power your Mid and Tweeter pillar setup. NOTE: tweeters MUST be protected with an appropriate crossover and output power must be adjusted correctly to prevent speaker damage.
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.
