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Hello, New to the site so hope you guys can help. I am trying to run 4 powerbass 6.5 4xl and 2 powerbass L-3H Dome Tweeter into a Soundstream Tarantula TRX4.640. This is going in a crew cab silverado, so fronts are tweets with mids and rears are mids. All the speaker are 4ohms single voice coils @ 100 wts rms. The amp says it can run at 4ch at 100wts @ 4ohms. So I'm trying to figure how to wire it, do I need a component 2way passive crossover, just wire the tweets together with the mids? Please help Thanks.

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Put the tweeters on the front channels, one speaker per channel. Put the mids on the rear channels, two speakers per channel. The rear channels will see 2 ohms which is fine for that amp. You may need external crossovers if your h/u and amp don't cross where you need it.

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you will probably have to do 2 mids on 2 channels and each tweeter perchannel if you want to maintain left and right. But regardless i think you will loose front and rear separation which isnt a big deal anyway. Just do 2 mids per rear channel(2 in left channel, 2 in right channel), and 1 tweet per front channel(one left and one right). As long as your not watching movies i think it will sound fine, but if not use Y splitters on the input RCAs to eliminate front rear separation. someone correct me if this is off a little or a better way.

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Thanks 4 the replies. So, by an external you mean the type that comes with a component set up? With a y set up do I need 2 add another amp (2ch)? Thanks sorry 4 the stupid ?s.

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