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by Ryan from Ohio » Tue Oct 12, 2010 2:18 am

inetba wrote:I've tried searching this site and google, I'm looking at getting this six channel amp.
http://www.woofersetc.com/p9183/LRx-69- ... lifier.htm
I'm looking for a one amp solution and I need 4 channels at close to 130 watts RMS for the front and 2 channels at around 250 watts RMS for the rear and this is the closest I have found.
All six speakers are 4 ohm impedance and it mentions: "RMS Power @13.8V @2/1 ohm 4 x 120 watts + 2 x 230 watts"
What I wanted to know is how would I wire the 4 front speakers to 2 ohms to those 4 channels and how would I wire the back 2 at 1 ohm for the other 2 channels.
I've found subwoofer wiring diagrams but no speaker wiring diagrams.

Edit, I found a much less complicated solution, I just need to know on a four channel amp can you have 2 channels running a 2ohm load and 1 channel running a 4 ohm load or will that break it?
This is the amp in question: http://www.woofersetc.com/p6852/SE-4200 ... lifier.htm

There ya go Bill

by OnYrMrk » Mon Oct 11, 2010 6:53 pm

Other than the OP getting the amp wrong, this is a 4 channel amp, I don't see any issue. To the OP, I would suggest running an Audison LRX5.1 for your system. It is truly a one stop shop. 4 channels for front and rears, and 1 channel for sub(s)

by Bwcad1 » Mon Oct 11, 2010 11:14 am

Nope

by Ryan from Ohio » Mon Oct 11, 2010 10:58 am

Now try. Appears some how the approve new posts was turned on. So the OP had to have his post approved.

by Bwcad1 » Mon Oct 11, 2010 7:03 am

Am i the only one who cant see anything?

Six channel Impedance Help

by inetba » Sun Oct 10, 2010 8:19 pm

I've tried searching this site and google, I'm looking at getting this six channel amp.
http://www.woofersetc.com/p9183/LRx-69- ... lifier.htm
I'm looking for a one amp solution and I need 4 channels at close to 130 watts RMS for the front and 2 channels at around 250 watts RMS for the rear and this is the closest I have found.
All six speakers are 4 ohm impedance and it mentions: "RMS Power @13.8V @2/1 ohm 4 x 120 watts + 2 x 230 watts"
What I wanted to know is how would I wire the 4 front speakers to 2 ohms to those 4 channels and how would I wire the back 2 at 1 ohm for the other 2 channels.
I've found subwoofer wiring diagrams but no speaker wiring diagrams.

Edit, I found a much less complicated solution, I just need to know on a four channel amp can you have 2 channels running a 2ohm load and 1 channel running a 4 ohm load or will that break it?
This is the amp in question: http://www.woofersetc.com/p6852/SE-4200 ... lifier.htm

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