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well heres the thing, i don't know shit about wiring, and i just want to get the 2 ohm power from the amp

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Posted

Just do whats its supposed to do and it will work fine.

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Posted

here's the thing, you really can't with what you have.

Then what would i need to make it work?

Pioneer 6300ub

Rockford Prime 6.5's

Pioneer 6x9's

Alpine MRP-M500

10" Alpine Type R

1.4 Cubic Foot Enclosure Tuned to 34 hz

Stinger 4 Gauge Wires

Posted

Buy another set of components. Why do you want 2 ohms? Just for the power? If so don't worry about it. If it were me, and I do have the same amp and components, I would run all 4 channels to the components (bi-amp) and find something else for the by9s.

 

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Amp: TM400Xad - 4 channel 400 watt

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Posted

run the 2 component speakers normal to their separate crossovers then take the 2 crossovers pos pos neg neg to amp and each speaker will still have their correct ohm loads and the amp will see a 2 ohm load, i have 4 comp sets on a 2 Chan this way no problems sounds great, you can wire speakers in series or parallel only AFTER the crossover not before

Posted

alright thanks guys, ill probably be askin more questions about wiring in the future

Pioneer 6300ub

Rockford Prime 6.5's

Pioneer 6x9's

Alpine MRP-M500

10" Alpine Type R

1.4 Cubic Foot Enclosure Tuned to 34 hz

Stinger 4 Gauge Wires

Posted

run the 2 component speakers normal to their separate crossovers then take the 2 crossovers pos pos neg neg to amp and each speaker will still have their correct ohm loads and the amp will see a 2 ohm load, i have 4 comp sets on a 2 Chan this way no problems sounds great, you can wire speakers in series or parallel only AFTER the crossover not before

You can't change the ohm load after the crossover. He is buying a 4 channel amp and has 4 sets (counting components as one set) of speakers. 4 channels, 4 speakers. Unless he is willing to just not use 2 of the channels on his amp, there is nothing he can do.

 

F150:

Stock :(

 

2019 Harley Road Glide:

Amp: TM400Xad - 4 channel 400 watt

Processor: DSR1

Fairing (Front) 6.5s -MMats PA601cx

Lid (Rear) 6x9s -  TMS69

 

Posted

If you want the 2 ohm power it's gunna be split between two speakers

You may get more power by just running the 4 ohm power to a single speaker/componets set

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