Comp Install Help

[bumpincruiser]

ok so i am a noob to the whole component speaker game but not to car audio. i know all about wiring up subs and mono block amps but not 4 channel amps with speakers and tweets. ok first off this is the equiptment i have to work with.

http://www.reaudio.com/components.html the base model one

http://www.cadencestore.com/ProductC...&idproduct=383 and this amp.

i can figure out how to bridge it to 2 channels but how do i get the ohm load for the speakers? and tweets? i have no clue how to wire this up. if anyone could help me out i would greatly appreciate it.

this is going into a 06 civic lx sedan.

or if anyone is near the twin cities MN and is willing to help me out for a little cash let me know

[tacomabanga1986]

the amp link dont work for me but for comp sets just wire the mid n tweet to the cross over n then run speaker wire from the cross overs input to the amp, most comp sets are 4ohm cept a couple that are 3ohm but tweets dont have an ohm load for some reason, prolly cause vc aint big enulf to put out a reading cause ive checked all mine and none register anything so basicly the ohm load is from the mid so ya u can bridge it to the amp if its a 4ohm briged 4channel just run speaker wire from it to the input on the cross over and u should be good, if i run 2 sets of speakers its best to get a higher powered 2channel than a 4channel cause u dont get nere as much power output cause the 4ch will be ran at 4ohm each channel vs the 2channel being ran at 2ohm wont hurt it if its stable, most ma audio 2channel amps can be wired down to 1ohm or .5ohm stereo if u want to but tahts just to much stuff to wire lol, like if u run 2 sets and midbass u can wire 2 comp sets to each front channel and run midbasses off rear channel and set freq responce diff on each channel if need be, i dont like 4channels no more cause i had a sony 600w 4ch and took it out and put in a memphis pr 150.2 and its alot louder and cleaner than sony and doesnt even get all that warm from heavy playing and does it more efficent cause the amp @ 2ohm does ratied power vs a amp tryin to do more than it can @ 4ohm will tend to distort, hope this helps