Dayton audio... I think.
U can get 8-61/2" 8ohm version wire 4 together & a 2ohm load... Now you can run 4-61/2" & a 8 on each door still using the 175.4.
175.4= 4ch's
2 channels = 61/2"s (4 on 1 door = 1ch)
2 channels = 8"s (the 8" on 1 door = 1ch)
then you still left & right channles for better tunein/EQin
change that...
Get the 8ohm dayton audio gear wire it to 2ohm then you still using 157.4 & now you got a front stage with 2 extra channels to run other ish... And to change up my math so you can have 8 speakers total...
4-61/2" on each door...
4- 8" on each door...
3-61/2" & 1- 8" on each door...
.........so on & so on
You get what I'm saying... From what I see & hear Dayton audio won't hit your bank hard plus they sound good...
Dayton audio... I think.
U can get 8-61/2" 8ohm version wire 4 together & a 2ohm load... Now you can run 4-61/2" & a 8 on each door still using the 175.4.
175.4= 4ch's
2 channels = 61/2"s (4 on 1 door = 1ch)
2 channels = 8"s (the 8" on 1 door = 1ch)
then you still left & right channles for better tunein/EQin
Both...
When buying/working with get from parts-express gear there is always 2 models from what I see... Like when I was looking at Dayton audio & super tweets, there is a 4ohm version then there is a 8ohm version.....
kool ok add your self to that event above to stay up to date for the event on the 4th...
ps that link is a fail. even when im loged in it just take me to a login page.