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Bridge it on one of your amps MONO.

I assume you are putting this in a regular 2 channel stereo, not a surround sound. It helps if the center channel is a 8 ohm or even higher impedance- that way it doesn't draw gobs of power from your amp- frying what should be a relatively small speaker anyway. Remember- you aren't supposed to actually hear a localized center channel speaker. It is just there to fill in any "dead" spot in your imaging.

www.partsexpress.com has lots of small single speakers that will fill the bill.

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yeah, a mono source, bandpassed to concentrate more on vocals usually

in a real world for center, all you need is a midrange playing from 300hz - 3000hz somewhere around there anything higher, and lower, should just be picked up by the door speakers

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OK I thought it would get hooked up to the head unit. So I would hook it up to the sub amp???

I was thinking of going with surround sound. Maybe I am better off with a audio control EQt??????

I listen to mostly death metal so trying to get the perfect sound with all the instruments is tough. What do you recommend to get the sound quality but also have SPL?

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