3 sets of components ?

[bassHZ]

i got a wiring speakers to amp question for future reference ok so lets say i get my door panels fiber glassed and all those goodies and i get 3 sets of components per door and i got 4 channel if i wire 3 sets to each channel that would give a 1.3 ohm load to each channel now theres not many 4 channel amps out there that are stable at 1 ohm per channel .. would you just use seperate amps for like each pair or wiring them 1.3 on 2ohm stable 4chan amp be fine ?? any one done this before

[Sanitarium]

so you only plan on using 2 channels of the 4 channel amp?

you could run 2 of the channels at 2 ohms each and 2 channels at 4 ohms. (2 sets and 1 set)

[bassahaulic]

Wait, so you want 6 speakers and 6 tweeters per door? You better have some retarded bass to need that.........

And to answer you question, there is no 4 channel that is 1ohm stable ~To my knowledge~.

Only thing that might work is the old Sony Mobile ES amp. It's HUGE and RED. The last two channels are .5ohm stable, I will go look at model number when it day light.

[LilTeddyP]

Rockford not 1-ohm stable stereo?

Maybe not, idk, they have powercube measurements @ 1-ohm

[bassahaulic]

Rockford not 1-ohm stable stereo?

Maybe not, idk, they have powercube measurements @ 1-ohm

Not for any of their 4-channels..... all I see is down to 2ohm.

[LilTeddyP]

idk i just saw cube measurements to 1 ohm and

100W x 4 @ 4-Ohms RMS

150W x 4 @ 2-Ohms RMS

300W x 2 @ 4-Ohms bridged RMS

2-Ohms x 2 bridged Stable

which would make me think it would be straight @ 1-ohm stereo

this is from a 600-4