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i have a boston gt-42 4 ch amp and 2 sets of infinity kappa perfects that are 4ohms and 2 infinity kappa 6x9's that are 2 ohms.. so i was goin to put the 6x9's on the rear channels and run both sets of componets of the front 2 ch.. so what im asking is whats the best way to wire the componets at the amp.. Thanks and please help

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you wont be able to wire them both off the front channels since they have different impedances. why not just wire each speaker into its own channel?

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He has 6 speakers and 4 channels

ya thats why i was matching the impedance up on the 2 front channels because the 6x9's are diff ohms.. so obvisously i know i can double up the + from each set and the - from each set into the 2chs but is there a better way.. thx

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clarion eq

infinity kappa perfect 6.1

infinity kappa perfect 5.25

infinity kappa 6x9's

2 boston spg555's

Boston acoustics gt-42

Boston acoustics gt-28

Boston acoustics gt-28

Big 3

Knu 0 gauge

Optima battery

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He has 6 speakers and 4 channels

ya thats why i was matching the impedance up on the 2 front channels because the 6x9's are diff ohms.. so obvisously i know i can double up the + from each set and the - from each set into the 2chs but is there a better way.. thx

Okay you say you have two sets of the Infinity Kappa Perfects AND the 6X9's. Are the 4 identical speakers 2 ways or components? It doesn't matter but I'm trying to get a visual in my head.

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He has 6 speakers and 4 channels

ya thats why i was matching the impedance up on the 2 front channels because the 6x9's are diff ohms.. so obvisously i know i can double up the + from each set and the - from each set into the 2chs but is there a better way.. thx

Okay you say you have two sets of the Infinity Kappa Perfects AND the 6X9's. Are the 4 identical speakers 2 ways or components? It doesn't matter but I'm trying to get a visual in my head.

They are componets(seperates) w crossovers.. i have an escalade and i have a set in the front doors and a set in the rear doors and im putting the 6x9's in the roof location in the cargo area

pioneer avic-n3 w ipod adapter

clarion eq

infinity kappa perfect 6.1

infinity kappa perfect 5.25

infinity kappa 6x9's

2 boston spg555's

Boston acoustics gt-42

Boston acoustics gt-28

Boston acoustics gt-28

Big 3

Knu 0 gauge

Optima battery

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Components parallel on 2 channels at 2 ohm and the 6by9s on the other channels

can anyone tell me more or a lil diagram please.. is that positive from both speakers into the positive on the amp and the same for the neg to be parallel i have everything installed already just wanna know how it should b at the amp.. thx

pioneer avic-n3 w ipod adapter

clarion eq

infinity kappa perfect 6.1

infinity kappa perfect 5.25

infinity kappa 6x9's

2 boston spg555's

Boston acoustics gt-42

Boston acoustics gt-28

Boston acoustics gt-28

Big 3

Knu 0 gauge

Optima battery

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